Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15

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pa1.aeans pt1o assembled ln convention
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and knsw tie.g ls.sl0ess. ana she saes
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a..a l.aSuess VAS Qaeus. aai ae steg-
&tely transacted. Aileg NA.ea eae.s IA
e1ioyA.ls lore feast oi sfxNeh-sAss ~
ana haad-slsak via oes ies4ers X
oegsalp victory.
Ite convention NaS oAlied * ee.ief
prompils al 4 o'eloek IS sa,se,s ss,sr
5olln 7 Geula. chairnan Il the fp.s-
nact Nonnlfile 81 biea called laa. +
81. sellers, Ct Ce.iag spgass. ia tae
CHAR. Who briefly thanked tae
eeaKeali0u tog tle homer Sal
~! immediately down sa has aess.
t poa moseA, - u tlaQka q hac4.
ford, Nas elected secretary.
pol motion The ioaoHshE com-
ngliefs were sfg1o nlC1 treaeutais-
r. i. Aan.y, Neikef hity >mal. Ne.-
son, ;. = Armstrong. l.snuan
Organization aoa erlfI ai blAuess
3. a.. laA spr.as h =. Raniet. oak-
nelds JOHN lalsoa. AaikeT
Ine COMMITTEE CA Organization and
Order 81 huslaess reDoriea 8bsI .ci0-
pofaTg ofsanisatlen BE mate pema-
nsenii thai Soansdtee ou NIV1t-tas
report. tlal cAla. .4atts be prss atai
tlsat Tic qiulot committee be eleltea-
ported a lsl ci atlesstes, nita tae teNai-
saip ot spencer uut represented.
A. A. Pickett and Pred lUaIaIo Were
spp0Wtsd telleTs, AND t0c Cfigefs Nero
iaeg dUig sworn by Notary iab'le. al.
Could.
The townships were ihou called oa
and 0raitan presented sup rs sor o. ~.
Watkins. and Postmaster Aan Maklf.
oi ~paria. presented thg naa-e ot Aor-
torn Fitch, ln au appropriate manufT.
calling especial aitenuoa - his sterling
Repullcaa.sm. anl 50 ihe tNcl ot hls
serving \ wears Sc treasurer, anl slK
terms as supervisor az Alpine township.
Wlta crtdil 10 himself and o. his lc0n.
also % tbe fact 0t hls serving hls couu-
ify ia the hour 81 aer need, lusiug "a
hSnC Tor her sake, and another strong
point. had been farmer ala Iis life,
and n the happy combination 81 these
three points. could not but he a man
who war Well qualified for the position.
Mr.. Edison, oi Walker, presented the
name OF Robert Graham.
FIRST informal ballot resulted; ). j..
Gould 5. Norton Fitch III, r. III. jones
3, Robert Graham al. -. J. Watkins q.
First formal ballot resulted. Gould
], Fitch q, Graham u, Watkins 6.
Motion was made and carried amidst
much enthusiasm that he be declared
+ the unanimous nominee Of the cOnven-
4 ton.
Mr.. Fitch was then introduced % the
convention and accepted the nomina-
I ton IN an appropriate speech and
/ promised that when elected he would
serve hls constituents faithfully and
well.
Messrs. Graham, Watkins and Gould
each cordially supported the nonina-
ton and congratulated the convention
upon the choice they had made.
Capt. c. W. Watkins. beng present,
I then favored the convention with a
short speech and left a very favorable
I opinion with every one. The delegates
/ expressed themselves that the Little
! Giant would find Ia hlm big Giant"
and a verltAbie tower o. strength upon
/ Nov. next.
Capt. Knox, nominee for county
4 clerk, made few remarks and made
a favorable impression.
Rev. W. ". johnson beng present,
Was asked - pronounce bcneoictlon
I upon the young corpse which had been
f let loose September 8, which be- id n
an Impressive manner, closing With The
/ good old Method 81 doxoiOgy.