The Oskaloosa herald., 1892-08-25
ESTABLISHED 1850.
In taking the chair Judge Blanchard

In taking the chair Judge Blanchard
returned his thanks in q brief and earn
est way for the honor conferred upon
him-fOr 1t is high honor to be called
on to preside over the councils Of the
Republicans Of this grand county. In
good way he touched upon the Issues
Of the day-indicating thorough &C
quaintance with the real issues, and all
expressed in the best form. The fail
ures and follies OF the last congress
were held up In withsring criticism
Gaping it with Tom Watson's indict-
ment Of the fellows full Of promises
but utterly bankrupt In performance
denouncing the 51st as billion dollar
congress, yet going that forty four mil
lions better on its first heat. The state
stealing of David Hill, the theft Of leg
islatures, and other hoary political
crimes Of the Democracy Of New York
and elsewhere was held up in all its
shamelessness and fraud-and all had
been declared illegal by the courts
which had always refused to endorse
such outrage on the rights Of minori-
ties. 1t was a speech strong in every
point made, and all made with force
and clearness creditable in the highest
degree, and was roundly applauded.
The work of secretary was put on
David Vail and Fred Palmer as assist
ant secretary.
On motion of r. ]. Brown q commit
tee of Eve was appointed on credentials
-Messrs. Brown, Malcolm. Price, Doak
and Oowan.
On motion of w. S.Martin commit
tee of three on permanent organization
was named-Messrs. Martin. Byram
and Sewers.
Convention at 11:5O adjourned to
1902. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The convention met at the hour ad-
journed to, Judge Blanchard in the
chair.
The committee on credentials, through
Mr.. Malcolm, reported all the townships
represented, and the list of delegates
was named as follows:
THE LIST.
ADAMS.
L @ McDonough, NJ Barr,
A Mateer.
BLACK OAK.
D. L. Bowman, G. c. Whitaker.
CEDAR.
9 G Byram. VIM Gordon,
James English. James Zearin@
II Triplett.
EAST OE6 AOANEoS
]. Kentfeld, W. II. Downing,
J. Wilson, S. o. Carey,
George Terrall, e. L. Walker,
A. G. Rhodes.
WEST DIES MoINEs.
A. G. Hall.
EAST GARFIELD.
James Hellings, -. Price,
&. j. Brown, W. 8. Crispin,
T. Davis.
WEST GARFIELD.
Grant Thomas, Adam Anderson,
Mark Mccoy.
EAST HARRISON.
James S Reynolds. r J Oldham,
E D Arnold, WI Gwin.
WEST HARRISON.
van Thomas, Ben Oran K,
]. 81. Forney, ]. T. Canady.
JEFFERSON.
John D Long, Chester Jones,
A Newbanks.
MADISON.
Thos Williams, E Coffin,
J II Willis, James MastellerS
n s Hadley, VIM Witt,
r T Spates, Myrick,
James Stephenson.
osKALoosA OUTSIDE.
OW Jordan.
FIRST WARD.
JW Laffollett, Reid,
Frank Wright.
SECOND WARD.
Geo W Thompson, Mac P Ohamberlin
Jas Bridges, Col Hammond,
WV Sprague.
THIRD WARD.
F 81 Loring, FB Davis,
W P Stanley, 4 WR Oowan,
W W Steward, Geo Ramsey,
IE Deck.
FOURTH WARD.
Seth Hawkins, Ben Mccoy,
Jno o Malcolm, II a Sheriff,
J O Sellers, A Hardy.
FIFTH WARD.
Milt Young. Geo d Jones,
G W Sewers, Levi Hsmbleton,
Jas Mattison.
PLEASANT GROVE.
Tracy Riggs, E. C.Piersoll
A. Likens,
PRAIRIE.
A J Grace, Jas Knudson,
] O Phillips, Gerard Ryan,
Geo Carson, CO Gould,
w F Harper, D Vail.
DIR. G E Wallace, wv Bowdle,
o. u. Bunker.
SCOTT.
r Redman, Pearson,
J Norwood.
SPRING CREEK.
w. S. Mcdonald, Taylor Duke.
F. Whitaker, A. j. Jewell,
W. s. Martin. D. Bradbury.
UNION.
A ] EAim, Barney James,
John Caster, Joel Ogborn.
SAINT James.
RICHLAND.
0. L. McAuley, Grant DunwoOdy,
Sylvester Baldwin.