Telegram-herald., 1890-09-05

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Petsrson. l. Il TROY.
GEsEtzn-F4trick BFssnaaans A2rea
Aertou, James SalilFza, Jo14 bxrsAA@-
Aaa. la Kew and
Neggennss-A D4wns. Patrick Cur
re-. J. v Maker, I. C4mPDsA, :. D.
Parker.
Gr4ad Rapids To~nship-ChSrles 9.
Godfrey J " Dewoit, Jailus LaS0sAls
Lesls 6Cndzw4srd "a +. Cra-fOFd.
Plslnheid Thomas Bee, \. Rleh2Fd-
soa, {. /. Pixley, {. ;. CroostoB, hsnry
Plumb.
Tyrone-H. Nisuer, c. L. Barrett.
Newton l.. Noangs, George Hsmsley,
{. j. Rice.
GAines-w. A. Monsesu, L. A SOLO
mon, j. =. Hooker, James BoylAnd, J.
+. Mann.
SpartA-L. ". Welsh, Geo. N. French.
j. ; Bradford, Albert BesteFlee, Frank
Beard
Losel &C. Bergin, Henry Mitchell,
g. ". Parker, Martin \. Hine, Charles
Morse.
Paris-J. T. Phillips. y. y. Baker, A.
c. Lapie. simeon LaGEAw, K. '. Nc
Arthur.
Walker-wm. Malloy, b. F. Sitter,
Lewis Monui. James triar, Daniel Nc
Govern.
SolOn-G. A. Chapple, +. A. Remer,
A. Link, 4. Woodw orth. A. j. Clark.
Wy0ming-Irwin Minion, David
Hooper, Augustine Goodwin, James
Fitzpatrick, Edward Clark.
On motion Of l.. j.. Rutherford the
report vas accepted.
The committee on permanent organl-
zatlOn and order OF business reported
IN favor OF l.. j. Rutherford Tor per-
manent chairman, and a. y. Porter as
permanent secretary, and the order OF
business as follows: Circuit Judge, SEN
atOr, sheriff, clerk, register, treasurer,
prosecuting attorney, clrcut court COM
| misslOners, surveyor, cOrOners, the cleo
uon OF county committee, nfty-two
I delegates 10 the State convention, nifty
two 70 the Congressional convention,
and then the report OF the committee
on resolutions,
In accepting, General Rutherford
said the time for speechmaking was
over, and the time for business had
/ come. II was the duty of the dele
| gates 10 select representative men, and
the Democratic party would be victor
ious next November.
| Tellers were appointed as follows:
| Fred {. Temple, Grand Rapids, +. c..
Troy, Caledonia; j. Phillips. Paris.
On motion of j. II. Whitney, the
nominating
SPEECHES WERE LIMITED
To FIVE minutes.
Ii was nearly O'Clock when Henry
| Frahck took the floor to make the first
nominating speech. By this time the
| theater was blue with tobacco smoke.
and IL was impossible To distinguish
| those in the parquette circle. The del
egates were asked TO stop smoking, but
| the request was not needed. The air
became almost sutfocating finally, and
| II became necessary TO throw open the
| rear doors. Mr.. Frallck presented the
| name of Edwin +. Sweet for judge of
| the superior court. l.. +. Carroll offered
| the name OF Allen &. AdsIt, and j. II.
Withey, of Ada, and b. +. Sitter, OF
| Walker, endorsed him IN behalf of
| their delegations. The name of Mr..
| Sweet was Withdrawn, and some dele
gate who stood in the background, I'M
| dertoOk to withdraw Mr.. Adsit's name,
| saving that under no circumstances
| would be be a candidate. Notwith-
| standing this, he was nominated by ac-
| clamation.
| The next in order was the nomiua-
| ton of candidates for State Senator,
! and Maurice Shanahan took the floor.
| He said the city was contemplating
| radical changes in the city charter, and
| as the haw-buck Legislature was a
sadly inefficient body, ne thought men
| should be sent there who would be of
some benefit to the community. He
| said the blood of the Emerald Isle
| flowed through the veins of his candI-
date, and he was man highly comDe-
tent to fill the position of State Senator.
| He concluded 10y naming Peter Doran,
OF Grand Rapids.
Geo. Snyder, of Tyrone, was put in
| nomination, as was also John III
| Wlthcy, of Ada. The latter gentleman
/ declined to have his name used Fred
J. Daily and l.. +. Crowley seconded
the nomination OF Peter DOran, and
! several other delegates performed q
ike Office for Mr.. Snyder. 4 ballot
/ was then ordered which resulted a:
follows. Doran. III; snyder. 80; Chas
II. Carlysle, ); Withey, /. Mr.. Dorar
was declared the unanimous choice oil
the convention.
There seemed TO be as many candi
dates for sheriff as there were delegate.
present, and the result was that there
| WAS
A BIG SCRAMBLE
for the nomination. II took ten baIlot
to- decide VINO was entitled to have M,
name placed on the ticket. The nam,
OF A. II. Guild, of Paris, was first pu
in nomination. J. II. Goul named
John l.. Barley, of Aigoma, and Jamer
Hill, of Alpine. was presented by Dele
gate Chambers, Of Alpine. lie saiC
that Alpine vas once a strong Repub
hcan district, but Grover managed tC