Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-29

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+ llelaan gel up here and tsA es Ma
tcs kepuollo&ns ~ tbe upper S2tioas
want lie sas fEom Nbip ipps"e county
II LAS alaays beea 2 rule "a AOfihefi
A.t1gsa foI q ulan u Ne2f VHs MS
pNr ~ saoes b fore he aiclStes MA
$ aalesd 4aeFt. The Northern t'ftiil
sna VII nQ. Support Waite, ana
hope hs Mi nOt b. n0niaSted.
j. 81. Dickens, OF Ottawa. arcse afIei
Mr. Haobei had closed Snd sad oit4-
NA was divided fo- O4yern9T, bet Na'
Sold Tor Matte lik Sad when h.
1 looked ior q wlaner he always looked
"a tae eoFner from ahlch Mr. Matte
eaWe. t1F4at appisute.
IL y. loqng, u isaHomHag seconded
( tie nomination ~ Nml. =. Linton. de
SAID Il WAS not lhe "a Ol the major
~ ot tie pper Pea Ins0la tnat Mr..
( Waite saOuid la the IOmnee.
o. Ben Z hapmau. u behaifof Shlwss-
see county, and J. = Ayres. of sag
naw, sOpp4Fted Wm. \. llnto0.
4 J. IS. q bdGlugs, OF Cadillac, with
+ cIew hls 4 ame az q candidate.
I Moses Iaggerg a. Grand H. sp.ds, said
+ That tAe ta district, la cons deTauon
+ Of j M. tilddng's withdrawal, would
support NJ m. :. Luton, o. Saginaw.
Robert ~. Frazer arose, and, in tAun-
derols fonts, SAID. ~ behalf of Wayne
I county he heartily uudorsed VIM. 5.
+ linton. Perry /. Powers, Of Cadillac.
I also ladofsed Wm. :. Linton ia benalt
I OF the Alpth distract. NJ. e. Palmer, oil
stanton. supported Wnl. ;. Lnton IN
behalf of the Eighth district.
A. II. Bates, OF Allegau. moved that
/ the rules bt suspended and that VA. =.
| Linton ~ dominated by scciamation.
AIT wards, as a substitute, he moved
that the convention proceed 10 a ballot.
Attet q lew counties had been pulled
". A. Dd0a.ng, OF Menomnee, with
drew rle name OF Byron : Waite, and
Nm. :. LntOn WAS nominated by ac-
clamatO0.
Col. c. n. DeLand, of Jackson, took
the platfbrm aud proceeded 20 pat Ia
nomination the name OF Washington
Gardner for Secretary OF State. lie
poke OF hls war record, OF how he went
INTO the Service when Z boy and after
wards came TO Michigan, where he
studied theology. He presented him As
the soldier candidate and the able
minister. and said if hls name waE pat
on the t.dket it would strengthen ..
-. +. Award, of Clare, Withdrew
the name OF J.. ". Miller, and moved
that the rules be suspended, and Mr.
Gardner WAS nominated by accIama-
ton.
At this time Wm. s. Linton was seen
entering the door Of the rink, and be
was escorted, amid cheers, u the ros-
trum, when he made few appropriate
remarks thanking the convention for
the honor conferred on hiD.
Rev. Washington Gardner was also
called. His response was an eloquent
effort. After be had finished he was
given three rousing cheei
1t was next IN order to proceed to the
nomination of State Treasurer, and
Jay Hubbell took the floor IN behalf OF
James VI. Wilkinson. He spoke OF the
Northern Peninsula as being solidly Re-
publican; IN fact it had served 10 keep
alive the party IN this state, and il WAS
only as an acknowledgment OF the ser
vices of the men of the north that
James NJ. Wilkinson should be noni-
mated.
John Patton, Jr., then received recog- |
milton from the chair. lie SAID. never
before has the Fifth been so united rs
it is today. The instructions on my
credentials, as well as all other dele
gates of the Kent delegation, instruct
me to vote for the candidate | am
about 10 name. We relegated the
Little Giant of the Democratic party TO
that position which he is so fit to adorn
Applause. The man | am here 10
name is that splendid business man OF
Grand Rapids, Daniel :. Mccoy. The
Fifth district is solid for him. and If he
IS selected we will carry HIM through t.
victory. Cheers.
Henry NJ. Dutlield, Of Detroit, pre-
sented the name of JOS. Il. Moore, OF
the First district. He said the good
common sense people of Michigan
would never turn over the cash To a
Democrat, and he thought either one OF
the candidates excellent. he thought.
however, that Wayne should not be
left out IN the cold. lie then drew
attention to the fact that Joseph b.
Moore engineered the campaign in
Wayne county two years ago.
Burton Parker, of Monroe, supported I.
Joseph B. Moore's nomination. J. b.
Frost. of Jackson, arose in behalf OF
wilkinson. Secretary Van Kicos I
thought IL would be well TO look into I
the matter well before the Office was
given to Northern Michigan. lie sad /
there appeared to Toe two factions there 4
and the nomination should be given 10 4
Joseph B. Moore. Charles Miller. Of 4
Saginaw also supported Moore.
Nm. Alden smith, Of Grand Rapids. /
took the floor in behalf OF Daniel Ne
Coy. He urged that the convention 1
step in between Detroit and the Upper (
Peninsula and select q Daniel who
would carry the party ID victory. Te /
SAID the victory OF two ytars 20 whcu
1000 majority was given would he more 4
han doubly surpassed.