Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28

Of Bssneh. credentials, ALERT >tlles-
Jackson; organization, Marx Mans
nsLd, BIancns resolutions ID. l.. 1ooAi
Barry
FoaFth Distrlct-Nembers state Cen
tFaI Committee, HaEson smith tAss
coaaty. ana +. ". Waite, 81 Joseph
county; nEst wee president J. }. Nan
Il per, BsTrlen county assistant secre-
tzFy, Dr. Thornton, 81 Joseph county;
permanent organization, c. ". Young,
Nan Buren, county; Credentials, John
ID. sumner. Kalamazoo county resolQ-
tIOns, J VI. Sheppard, C4ss county.
Fifth Dlstrict-MembeFs state Cen
tFal Committee; William A. smith,
Kent. and Judge StOCkdale, Allegsn;
vice president, ,. POsselius, Kent; assls-
taut secretary, Charles Barrett, Ale
gam credentials, J. ". Hicks, Allegsn;
resolutions, q. j. Wiekems, Ottawa;
organization, A. J. Weber, Iona.
Sixth Dislrict-Members State Central
Committee; Hon. L. B. Galoosth, Oak
land Judge COvell. Genesee; vice presi-
dent, Hon. William Mcpherson, Jr.,
Livingstone; assistant secretaries, +. ;.
Lambe, Oakland, and +. +. o. Clarke,
Livingstone; credentials, A. w. White,
Clinton; resolutions, Hon. J. II. Hol-
man, Oakland; organization, Hon. NJ.
K. Ramsey, lngham; Geo. h. Taylor,
Genesee.
seventh District-Nembers State Cen
tral Committee, w. III. AcSer, Maeomb,
Alexander L. Avery, ~. Clalr, re-elect-
ed; vlce-presldent, Alexander Grant,
MacOmb, ylce-secretary, W. Il. Morse,
~. CLAIR; organization, Charles +.
Moore, II. Char; resolutions, James
Ayres, Huron; credentials, John W.
Norman, Sanilac. The caucus then ad-
jOurned 10 convene again IN the Butler
block AT . O'Clock this evening. THE
Seventh district Is gong almost solld
for Rich. sad ". III. Acker, OF the
state Central Committee. There are
only two the delegation AT present
who Will vote for Turner, and l think
We viii win them over TO our side yet.
IL isn't gong 10 be any walk-over Tor
either Rich OF Turner, however; both
sides are working vigorously, and the
one that wlus must earn u.
Eighth District-Members OF the
State Central Committee, +. c. Stone,
Saginaw, and Z. b. Green, GratIOt; vice
president, Nm. N. fitzpatrick, shla-
wasse; assistant secretary, !. Z. Taylor,
Montcalm: credentials. w. ID. Gordon,
Midland; resolutions, RObt. Smith Sag
NAV. organization, Chas. L. Miller; tel
lers, w. K. Chapel and y. Q. Green
wald. The district endorsed Linton for
Lieutenant Governor, and Will stand by
him 10 a man. The claim that the dis
trict is solid for Turner is not substan-
tiaged. The delegates are divided on
the gubernatOrial question.
Ninth Observation-Disclosures State Gen.
traI Committee, IL M. Cary, Manistee,
J. W. McGrath. Muskegon; assistant
secretary, j. (. Dare, Ludlngtou; vice.
president, &. Fitzwilliams, Charlevoix;
credentials, w. +. Amber, Oceana;
organization, W. ". Smith, Big Rapids;
resolutions. Lou B. Wlnsor, Osceola.
Tenth Distrct-Members State Cen
tral Committee, +. I. Darlington, Bay
and Fred Siocum, Tuscoia; vlce-pfesi-
dent G. T. Newkirk, Bay; secretary, G.
A. Prescott. losco; credentials, +. c..
Fox. Tuscola; organization, K. j..
Kelley, AiDens county; resolutions, ID.
Markey, Ogemaw.
Eleventh District - Members State
Central Committee, John /. Beadle,
Grand Traverse, and II. O. Young,
Ishpeming: resolutions, Judge }. G.
Ramsden. Traverse City; credentials,
NJ. II. Kern; president, Col. j. II.
Van Duzer, Escauaba; assistant secre-
tsrv, Thomas B. Dunstan. Houghton;
permanent organization and order OF
business, Jay A. Hubbell.
They were all confirmed, after which
in was proposed TO adjourn to select the
chairman Of the State Central Commit
tee.
D. Land, of Jackson, proposed the
name of Mcmillan, but Jay Hubbell, of
HOughtOn, arose to a point OF order,
saying II could not be done until the
delegates were organized.
A motion to adjourn was lost, after
which Hon. AUSTIN Blair, the war Gov
ernOr, was called on. He said: at is
thirty years ago since I was nominated
for Governor before a convention like
this. The Republican party was Just as
strong then as 1t is now. Aye little
stronger. We did not care who got the
offices then. From one end of the
north 10 the other, the question was.
"Sbsll the Country be Freeg' and gen.
tiemen 7 am astOnlshed 20 find that the
work is not accomplished. Senators IN
Washington take notice, we must have
3 good tariff, make no compromise on
that question for we Will not endorse
you If you 90.
What's the matter with Alger?'
"He's al right" and Gen. Alger
stepped forward.
He said 81 feel deeply hOnored in
following Gov. Blair. Gentlemen. You
have met here in a friendly strife, and
in advance / Say It IS a good sign 10 see
you 50 stirred up. But l know the
nominee Of this convention will be the
nominee If every Republican in the
state. Gentlemen, let rs take our
coats od TO make this the most pro
nOunced victory we have ever mad. 7"
Robert F. Frazer was called on tC
speak. re opened BY saying: "Thc
Democratic party reminds me OF n h0r
net az a picnic. Their only earthly
Nilsson - % create disorder. The Re
publican party covers It's head Nc nc
tiue. and viii always meet the Demo
cratic party on any Issue. We Viii nom
mate a ticket that suits rs. not the
Democrats. and Ne propose TO uomi
nate men who Will give you an honcs
administration. We propose TO loos
after the workingmeu, 90 see that th'
education Of their children : lOokvC
after.
jay Huhbcll followed Mr. Frazer
after whiCh the convention adjourned
until tomorrow morn ng at ? clock
Notes.
After the nominations bvthe Eleventh
district caucus. Hon. Thomas B. Dun
stan. Of Houghton, moved that Wilkln
son BE- gwen the support Of the distr.c
for treasurer.
III J Wosssner. Of Meuouinee. Oh
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