Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-17
REPUBLICAN TICKET .
Concluded as Presented in the
Journal Of Wednesday.
AHARMOylOUS CONVENTION.
A StreHg Ticket and Fine State
Organization COmpleied-SHe-
cess Assured in JaBe.
A HARMONIOUS CONVENTION.


clair; Crook. &. ". Cartwright
| Curry. +. p. Thompson; Douglas,
Geo. w. Riddle; Gillian, A. A.
Jave; Grant, +. w. Dodd; Harvey,
r. Kelly; Jackson, &. b. Watson;
Josephine, H. Il. Miller; klamath,
I d. p. Beekman; Lake, +. u. Brat
lain; Lane, 5. y. EakiD; Linn,
[ Chas. T.. Wolverton; Malheur, w.
j. Cuddy; Marion. w. II. HodsOn;
MultBomah, II. II. Tanner; Morrow,
f. +. Fell; Polk, J. II. Hawley;
sherman, w +. Courtney; Tilla.
nook, r. Il, Hays Umatilla, p. A.
WorthingtOn; Union. l. Y. Sanders:
WallOwa, +. 8. Ivanhoe; Wasco,
J. 4. Barney; Washington, w. n.
Barrett; Yanlhill, Nerdorum Craw-
/ ord.
Tne report Of this committee war
adopted with great enthusiasm and
perfect uUanlmity. II is p broad
ind carefully drawn document.
There being no opposition, Hon.
Biuger Hermann was renominated
or congress by acclamation.
General Williams of Portland pre-
s.nted the name Of Hon. ID. p.
Thompson for governor, and w. II,
Ellis Of Morrow county presented
he name OF Hon. Ex-Governor
| Moody.
A ballot resulted in I52 delegates
voting for Mr.. Thompson and s. for
Mr.. Moody. Mr.. Thompson was
made the unanimous nominee, aud
In short speech thanked the con-
ventlon for the honor.
Hon. Geo. w. NJ. Mcbride was
renominated az candidate for Secre-
tary Of State.
On the first ballot the following
names were voted on as candidates
I for the nomination for slate treas
urer: j. 7. Fault, Of Baker City; j.
&. Leasure, Of Pendleton; w. j.
Snodgrass, Of Union; j. w. Cusick,
of Albany; Phil Metschan, of Grant
county; G.. NJ. Cartwright, of Crook
w. T.. Wright, Of Union; f.. II.
Mix, Of Baker; j. q. Gray, Of Lane
For two ballots there was nc
choice. On the third ballot the vote
stood: Mr.. Metschan, l4l; Mr.
Faull, 20; Mr.. Cusick, 27; Mr.. Leas
ure, Ia Hon. Phil Metchan was
made the unanimous nominee.
The names Of the following gen.
tlemen were placed IN nomination
for supreme judge: II. s. Bean, oi
Lane county; w. II. Willis, Of Doug
las; J. A. Mccain, Of Yamhill; J. j.
Ballery, Umatilla; J. +. Watson,
of Portland; ID. II. n. Blackburn, OF
Albany. Hon. II. y. Bean was cas-
lily declared the winner.
Hon. Il. b. McElFoy wax re.
nominated for Superintendent OF
Public Instruction by acclamatiOn.
Hon. Frank Baker was renomi.
mated for State Printer by acclama-
ton.
DISTRICT NOMINATIC Ms.
At the evening session the follow
ing district nominations were made;
First district, prosecuting attorney,
& Ii Watson; second district. S w
Condor; third, Geo G Bingham;
fourth, T 4 Stephens; finh, 4 a
McBrldei sixth, J l. Rand; seventh,
w II Wilson.
II Aiken was nominated for cir
cult judge In the sixth district.
Joint senator for Grant, Harney and
Morrow, Geo w McHaley, of
Grant. Joint senator for Marion
and Clackamas, ii T. Gross. joint
senator for Baker and Malheur, o
NJ Dodson. Joint representatives,
Sherman and Wasco. q w John
son, Wasco; T. o Mccoy, Sherman.
Joint representatives, Harney ,
Grant aud Morrow, w w Card
well, Of Grant, Joint representa-
tiyes, Coos aud Curry, A ii Cmok.
Joint representatives, Iamhill and
aud TillamOok, w ID Stillwell.
NEW Committee.
The following constitute the new
republican state central committee:
Baker, J. Z, Fault; Benton, J. IL.
Nicholas; Clackamas, T.. l.. East
man. Clalsop, DIR, J. Tuttle; Column
bin, NJ. Pomeroy; Coos, J. II, Leighl-
ncr; Crook, \. II. Lyle; Curry, A.
III, Crook; Douglas, j, G. Fullerton; I;
Gillian, j. T.. Lucas; Grant, q. w.
Dart; Harney, j. B. Huntin gton
jackson. W, IL. Leeds; Josephine,
III. &, Miller, klamath, &. :. Moor;
Lake, A. Snider; Lame A. G., Hum.
phrey; Linn, :, A. Dawson, Nal
heur, q. l.. King; Marion, III. w,
Coltle; Mullnomah, James Lotan;
Morrow, w, X, Ellis; Polk, j. IL.
Hawley; sherman, r. o. MeCoy;
Tllamook, r. Il. Hays; Umatilla,