Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-07

tie esnxressisnsi csamsstse Ser those parts
OF Wsype couaiy embraced seeona. sl1tE Ahe
sseeas alstr si Heary L. stssset Of Pat
siaia dis rieI ". c. Jesss. Twelfth ward.
s~yssss slssriss. wn. A Niche. 6rOsss
Polat
Ssess net q Ter The aes Sssssa. I alsd Ess u.
E.e4s IN and lweifih districts. shaig % ceal-
posea Of tAose psrsols y b. we're members o.
= esngresssoa~l con N tte~ area Move be 1.
lss& CT the districts. as thea Bst tagee rep
re<eofiaS IN sssa Gsx coumitles the count &c
IN be Htw ctsif CT Ia Nkien they res aS. Pre-
ylaea. however. tazt easa esaafy sb4ii have
equal representation aFon ssid eoinElttee-
Aad the conf tse~s - herein constituted
are authorized 10 call district conventions
for their resp eiise districts TO choose dele
Gates 10 fbe republic national convention.
TO nominate csDaiaAtrs Ter congress. sRc 10
perform eli the elties incumbent upon ana
1saagly performed oy regularly elected con
1Ls state e~ntral COMMITTEES hereby author
lies the following p<rS rs 10 call meetings OF
these eonEressieaAs committees Tor the pur-
poses above specified. and 10 sppoiat mem
bers of the ssw congress; oaSi COMMITTEES iron
any eouafy where VACANCY may ex.sf ~
reason Of resiepAtioD. removal or nen-repre-
s.ntziion upon the congressional committee
II. II. Dufteid OF Detroit for the First Con-
gresssonaI district.
Ii. l. siosret Of Fat Rock for the seeoaa
". j. 0rsgx OF Marshall for the Third Con-
greo,ouai district
{. !. Eaton q Paw Paw for the Fourth Con-
DsixhI D ass Of irsnd Rapids for tie Fifth
Conc reSsional 4 strict
". c. jones Of Detroit for the Sixth Con-
]. l.. Black of Port Huron for the Seventh
Con gressionxf district.
h. X. Pninnsy OF saginaw E. D. for the
Et.rhf ra 4, a "A q eser
II. W. Ca-ey OF sastiake for the Ninth Con-
Henry 4. Watrsus Of Bay Cit, for the Tenth
Gro' p. stone of Ithaca for the Eleventh
CONFESSIONS District
VIM +, swiftoi lshpeming for the Twelfth
The district convesl ions Will each elect two
delegates aud two aterbatr de.ekatcs 10 The
eepubiicsn national conventson and must he
held VITA not less than twenty DAYS pub ie
notice. and not less thsn thirty days before
tue meeting of the national codyentioa.
In sccordanee with the resolution adopted
Will be entitled 10 one delegate for each SO OF
the total vote cast tor governor NJ the last
state election November. lssCl, snc one add
to so. but each organized county viii BE- en-
titled t. at least one delerxte,
Under the resolution 1875 no delegate VIII
be entitled to "A seat In the convent "n who
does not reside In the county no proposes 10
TepreS mt.
1he delegates from each congresso nal dis
trict are requested to meet at caucus at ii
o'clock a m. on the day Of convention aid
select candidates as follows. to be presented
TO the state c. 'nven.ioi Tor confirmation:
Two m embrrs Of the sac central committee.
one vice presld, mt. one assistant secretary.
one member each OF the con m!ttee on ere
drntials." permaheut organi Zaiion aud order
OF busnes and Resolutions" and Tor such
other Ausine as they may see III.
This committee requests that the various
counties select the chairman and membei . ~
their county committee for the ensuing Two
years At tire county convention. which 9 ects
deiegar's to this convention, In order that
early nd systematic work may b. begun and
carried on through the coming campaign. and
that a iist 81 names and postofiice addresses
OF persons so 9 ected be at once forwarded to
the secretary OF the state central committee,
Detroit. Mich.
In &C m. lance with the resolutions adopted
In Detroit. June -. 1880. the secretary Of .cl
county CONVENTION will forward to the secre
tary o tire slate central committee, Detroit
Mich. BY the earliest mall after the deleeste,
TO the state convention are chosen. a certified
list of such DELEGATES IS are entitled In seat,
in the state convection from their respective
counties. JAMES MCMILLAN. Chairman.
WILLIAM z. BArks. Secretary.