Telegram-herald., 1890-09-05

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sszaa c0HoneE an6 tae oalot resaltga
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/ sineng. 4
ne lopmlttes ca Resolutions ret.ort-
/ e. ana pIeseatea lae follea.lg p.Al-
/ fora
rHE FIAfFcas.
Resolved. That ~ poDl N.th "a de
I - tie marked coatszsl txtae0n fhe
i conservative. pAlns.Sklng e0aauel III
f NaG Qaai ita.fs Nuaer me 2dgasalstfz-
uen u fres.dgai StesSland. ana Ine
prof gate 2nd reckless ekpSni lures ~
TIE people money hy lhe present al
+ IA muisgraton winch tiFe4tens a dencil
1 of Sio0 o0o .090.
Resolved, That We re-endorse the
+ Nau0nsl snd state platforms of the
I Democratic party ~ lsSs aud the p0si-
T ton u Pres Cleveland lhaI tarn
( TAX should ue removed a. fsg a. pos
BE from tne necessities ot lfe he
E condemn tAe Mckinley t2nff bili. the
Z effect of Which w0ula be 10 increase
tne burdens OF taxation already bearing
I too heavily upoa the farmers and the
/ Nogklngmen OF the country, aud which
Mi strengthen ihe grasp Of the many
mon0poles upon the people.
Resolved, That We iagor the free
/ coinage 81 silver, % ably aTgneG by the
Democratic representa- Ia Congress
/ during the recent debates on that qaes-
/ ton.
Resolved, That the Lodge Force bill
| sO-cdlied, by which the Republican
party expects 10 h0ld Itself IN power in
/ National affairs, against the vii Of the
people, meets our most unqualified
| consideration.
Resolved, That the veterans OF the
late war, and those dependant upon
them. are entitled TO liberal considera-
ton as they approach the threshold OF
old age, and We heartily favor loglsa-
ton, State and NatlOnsl, winch shall
give ample provision FOX the suffering,
the needy, the weary, and all VINO by
reason OF their service 10 their country
III the hour OF lis need appeal for aid.
Finally, We believe that the taxation
OF the people should only be equsl 10
the necessities of the Government, eco
nomically administered, and that the
American citizen should have the priv
llege 10 20 INTO the markets of the
world and sell where ne can get the
best price, and buy where be can pur-
chase the cheapest.
a recess was taken 10 select members
to the State and Congressional cOnven-
tons; also to name t,ie members OF the
county committee. Tney are as fol.
lows:
DELEGATES TO STATE CONVENTION.
First District-At large, Isaac NJ
Weston, Edwin +. Uhl, Melbourne III
Ford, Isaac NJ. Turner, l.. Gideon
Rutherford and Thomas +. Carroll
First ward, John l.. Curtiss. Michael
Hilan; Second ward, Joseph House
man, Peter Doran Third ward
! Henry Frslick, Sr., Maurice ~
Houseman; Fourth ward, Andrew J
Stebbins, William Hake; Fifth ward
Adolph Bury, John Il. Donovan
Sixth ward, klaas Mulder, Mai. Joseph
lie Compt; Seventh ward, Samuel O
Dishman, j. Alt; Eighth ward, Joseph
A. Mckee, Adolph Wurzburg; Ninth
} ward, George Mills, Charles ii gldone
Tenth ward, Frank II. Gill, Frank p
Carpenter.
Second District-John II. Withey
George w. Chadwick, at large. Ada
L. Burns; Bowen, Charles Coppens
Byron, Samuel Tappy; Cascade, Geo
i. Stark; Caledonia, James Brock
Grand Rapids, III. II. Havens; Gaines
John Ross; lowell, John Y. Matterson
Paris, r. B. McArthur Vergennes, j. W
Walker; Wyoming, Francis Boylan.
Third Distrlct-Geo. Snyder, Tyrone
Dennis +. Verberg, Solon; James Ward
! 10 4
f.. Gould, Nelson; John Peterson, Court
land; VIM. ii. Meyers, Algoma; NJ. o
Heath, Sparta; Dubois COnklln, Alpine
: Chastine Cranston, Plninheld; L. /
Lester, Cannon; Henry Lester, Grattau
d. f. Snyder, Walker.
DELEGATES TO CONGRESSIONAL CONVEX
TION.
First District-At large. julius House
man, Maurice Shauahan, Fred c. Tenn
pie, James Finn, Albert Damsky anC
, Frank Nixon; First ward, John ;. Farr
Charles :. Smith; Second ward, VII
liam X. Shelby, Lewis f. Hawkins
Third ward, Alonzo b. Porter, Thomai
F. McGarry: Fourth ward, Henry +
Mccormick, William Hake; Fifth ward
, Thomas Nester, Fred Saunders; SiXti
ward. Kaas Mulder, Hubert Beck
Seventh ward, Andrew Doyle, Clemen
4. Wurzburg; Eighth ward. James y
DAVIS, Joseph Berries; Ninth ward
! Joseph Sninkman, Lorenzo Willwerth
Tenth ward, George r. Perry, Jane
Nsndenbcrg, Jr.
Second DiStrlct-E. B. Clemens, o
Ada, and 4. II. Guild, of Paris, at large
Ada, Thomas Bovia Bowen. Franl
Palmer; Byron. David Irwin, Jr.; Cas-
cade, Henry Wool: Caledonia. JohI
J Kroft; Grand Rapids, ". J.. Crawford
Gaines, John II. Mcehan; Lowell, Q. c
Mcdonald; Paris, Simeon iLaGraw
) Nergennes, Patrick Cary; Wyoming
Henry otter.
Third District Congressional - II
Mesner, Tyrone; Geo. II. ChappcI
~olon; +. +. Phelps, Nelson; Elmo
Story, Spencer; Jason Bradford. Sparta
) b. ;. Coleman, Algoma; Simeon Peter
: son, Courtlsnd III. J. J.Chamhers, Alpine
= Thomas Saeurhy, Cannon. Aaron Nor
ton. Graitsu. II. y. Plumb, Plalnfe.d
Charles kIpp, Walker.
Z COUNTY corNITTTE.
e First Distr.ct-Adrsn johnson. law
renee r. Carroll, John A. Boiknap an
Z | Albert Damsky.
e Second District-John II Withey
Z Ada. John IS. DeWoli. Grand Rapids.
T. Third District. W Welsh. Sparta
!. r. Gould. Nelson.
E The convention then adjourned.