The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-08-20
cpooNER AT THE TOP.
rs.n.tor for Governor-Fnn 10
me Ticket and Platform.

..,o9) o'clock on the lth inst. II
a - If the Republican State Cen,
c lno-a, .,;ttee. entered the West Side
u. ~ Hall, Milwaukee, and ca, called r the
IdTnt. Invention to order. Mr.. Ihom
.tsise 1CI - speech, but simply announced
nale .ba - committee had decided upon
t5ai ,le Elliott, OF Milwaukee, as
Easele chairman, and Z. W. Banon
teE1Pgmt',, Duke as temporary secre-
sld : John Luchsinger: OF Green
aFes, and Y. ]. Fisk, of Brown Coun-
leuL.. s..lected to escort Mr.. Elliott to
tls 1n..'t -, applause which followed
LISi'ott's speech on taking the chair
NJ .l.a9 ha9ta swry. COL Nicholas Smith read
BAD ~ - delegates entitled to seats in
tae Il. .,anrion. Before the Colonel
lae tsGa;sbpd reading, it was moved to
bal r.'s.h 9th the reading of the roll
3i'Ptl,s .ant tae list as it stood. Some
al T.,th District delegates objected
q 'lr .,nt III the Douglas County con-
90 .t,er considerable debate, the
t. matter was referred to special
p-asr..a and the report on creden-
e1ns. ..s. accepted. When this matter
~ ,s,o-ei Of, a motion to appoint
Va ,.ts4- 80 on resolutions and perma-
taa' taa''..,,snization, each TO consist of one
.3,a psh' rom each congressional dis
VT was earried.
r1e committee on permanent organ
IAN Al. a. follows:
p.g.b,r at large Indge Mead. of Shell
FIr.t District Paul +. SAFER, Keno
=, >,r,44nd. \ II, llolliSter, Madison;
a5ri II. II Evans, of Sank; Fourth,
'IalI trfrn. Milwaukee: Fifth, l.. w
s .f Washington: Sixth, George
lrtrn I.akc: seventh. Ill. II. Price.
t54p. Fj.hth. James Hansen. Portage;
- i, kreutzer. Marathon; Tenth,
> Iatiar, II Barron.
Tie committee on resolutions was as
alQH7
q.os.r II Large ", f. carter. Green
f.-. F5ysf, .Iahn l.urhSngcr, Green: Sec
H. t. EImh1>eti. Dodge; Third. q.
gpn,an. vernon; Fourth, {. \. Chaplin.
p.aaas,t Fifth. {. H. Maynard, She
I'm. >Iyth. T. w BowTon. Oshkosh:
>apth. II. \ Barber, Of Monroe; Eighth.
g RAYMOND. III stevens Point; Ninth,
It'll Farelltd Of MarInette; Tenth, w.
Fhipls ot Il. trolx.
qes.r-. Il. B. Bradford, j.. J. Kidd
Il Z
.r.asl committee on the Douglas con-
81, The convention then adjourned
ts Ciack Y.
F.a convention reassembled at 3:15
esa,k AMI before any business was
iona President John I. Kelly, OF the
s.3,r League II Republican Clubs, made
An announcement concerning the state
4Ir,- convention to be held ne xt week.
IL stated that lie had Just received a
,-4rrap ffou President Clarkson an
r.3EGn, Tie p0-tp0nement OF the ma
taaa convention from September to
,y.emHrr l5 chairman Elliott an
.sa.ed thst the committee on resolu-
taa. paal not be ready to report until
taraca
Nr. Mead, Of Washburn, from the
nImmftte On rcrlnanent organization,
.salWtlel a report recommending that
ii ii. let,r- ot Rock County, be made
permanent chairman of the convention.
aaI that IT, /. Iiuuser, of Buffalo, and
NJ. h kasaman De permanent secre-
,4iles. 4It ,pted
Nr. Mead, Of Washburn, and Chris
i4I.ls ot Milwaukee, were appointed
aandlet (lr. Jcttris to the chair, and
Tat gentleman talked 10 the Conyen-
ton.
ilr shaw, Of Eau Claire. rising to
ese-tian 81 privilege, obtained the floor
al. resented II the presiding officer a
ase. nretaeng the gift by some happy
L arss which provoked great laughter
Qrt applause. It was received by the
.arGau with thanks, and the promise
mils that at the termination of the
l,, Il
'ae collections Of the State Historical
>#s4tv
Iaecammittee appointed to consider
TIE douglas County contest made re-
ier seating the delegates sent by the
tss.ar convention, and the report was
sdap,ed
III " Ling moved that the conyen-
In proceed TO nominations instead of
aa195 ior the report of the committee
aa resolutions, which motion prevailed.
EtRts H. Luce, of Madison. then arose
an, pat III nomination John c. Spooner
t.fs3yeruor.
ill., nomination of Mr.. Spooner was
a93e 8y rlr!ng vote, and the chair de-
e1fei tie vote was unanimous. The
calr appointed Messrs. Shaw, of Eau
arr, AMI Luce, OF Dane, TO find Mr..
>foaaer and notify him of the action of
fsa convention.
ron 4 suggestion bv Mr.. Wallrich, OF
>.ARan0. a committee was appointed 10
EHsstr VA plIam to appear before the
fae1rnIaa The proposition was sub
slrhflt modified 50 as TO include Mr.
ist3'hn aa8 Mr.. an Schalck. After
. wat the committee sent to tind
AE >paHler entered the hall and as
IS ex-senator walked up the center
a,t, THE convention united in a dem
os>ifataa which WAS as hearty as it was
general
ar. >fa0uer was presented to the
eaEtattan as the next governor Of
A-r@a,a 1t the close of his short
s.ttss three cheers were gwen for
MI >aaalrr
@sa Naa>r names had been mentioned
~ 'ar hra af the ticket. and responses
~ .asthcan}nE from Maj. Upham,
l-.aae II Hackstock, Cicn. Griffin and
i ,4a a>caalyk
ln |. hr.iy, OF Milwaukee, placed
.a hucI in nomination for lieu
f.2a'-saternnr and ne WAS given sec
a.l .aft i the ticket BY acclamation.
.tsg-ate Monaghan, of Darlington,
s WI dea.Eo the roll for nominations
.ar a.ice III secretary of stafe. the
= = afterwards called, when
. 0aa raan should announce the vote.
tT Jackson, vi >hawano, James
titc, ot ANWorth, and Q. l.. Rosen-
saa. at Milwaukee. had been the
- satfs +. +. Barnes arose when
NH Was called and stated that,
s@'r AF iies haa been favorably men
sar the nomination, and while
s.iacE was known 10 his friends,
-..'ttc' lad reached the con-
sl.i A. present his name. War
aiNs, ot Oconomowoc, arose
s4e tlta District MAS called upon
Iessa. tae name of q. l.. Rosen-
&.s Y Milwaukee, tor the secretary
. Ii Ayfae. Of Ma ,thon. pre-
4,gi .l.e name III Robert W. jackson,
aNaAa county. Several second
Sefs5.es We're made, and the vote
dl9ss9n. 2i3; Rosenkrans,
Nh, t8a motion # Delegate Sims, of
see NJ. iackson's nomination
= 4a..s unanimous.
..tt.aa- for treasurer being de-
rter Senator +. |. Kidd. of
s.". litF arose 10 present the
h@t Jefferson. Senator NJ. C.
-. So = II tros>e, seconded the nomi-
W. pG. and carried by ac-
81 II attempt was made to
III, tsfrf ft4 r,,.,.,y :, 49,, -. >, a r,,,,