Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-05-05
STATE TICKET.
First Day.

Tue republican state convention for the Sc
lection OF delegates 10 the Republican national
Convention at Minneapolis and the nomination
~ 4 state ticket met at jefferson City on the
9th The first days proceedings were given to
shn selection of delegates TO the national con-
ventIon and the second day to the nomination
Of the state ticket
Promptly ~ o'c,o-k Chauncer l. FiIIev as
chairman Of the Republican state central com
Tnittee, called The convention 20 order. He read
1hs rail ard made speech urging harmony.
The convention hall was crowded. AMI strict
attention was given Mr. Fillev when he
begaE 20 talk Mr.. Fiiley sail he was
IA favor ~ what tn republican party wanted.
and did not want anything the party did not
want When ne added i have no special can
I5iiata to- any nficH. tJI- do hope that the
Tent."r Val nominate the gallant William War
ner, OF Kansas City. for govern OK. the hush of
s.XTSsr-tar. y gave way to applause. Mr.. Fillay
farther said: I i.,:ur-a III. splendid admins
tratioU o. President Harrison. and I sincerely
hoI'c that this convention viii iniorse il And
want u say that the man VINO an not and will
nos N fDrse che present national administration
a. not god eI.oC-h ~sT1J.hIicsn fO- NE
An adj --rl1l-el- "a then talrn till Il Ocloc'--
At thc hour lam Il ex-Cui:eI States Att0--
hey . = B"tt-forL was made temporary chair
man; Chas- : i'o--i-r. secretary. and {. H F.
tsGhlfng, assistant > -c-etarv. Tha diff rent
EoEmittee- w-ra ap?piat-l AID another al
IouTnmen- eaSea-tii , O'Clock.
When tEe convention r.a>Sar nblal reports Of
committee We. hoard and approved. Tia
comm Tt-e Oh permanent or ANIMATION ard
der Of Business named judge Charles d. Bur
fnn, of Vernon county As permanent chair
E1an- + H Wilson. 81 Pettis. permanent
SssTetar1- The S.-:la re- orr narIcl vice
presidents Of the cocvent;on from the district
"a their order. NesSrS w F. Chamberlain F .
4 Freeman. 3. Il. PrentiSs. T. W. NcCiee, Fl.
& Ss-hnrtz. b l. Morrison. w. D. Hartman
James T Moore. B. L Mathews. G. Marshall
t II. osSi,-,- F. G. NIed-iIghauS. Henry Sick
LasE- Henry Schaafer and P. K. herman The
assistant secretaries chosen were: Robert Robyn,
ID N Wilson and D. ". Admission Joseph
Park made sergeant .. arms. and Fred
f3E ehle GuOrkeeper
NThe contest then began for delegates at
large, and the first ballot resulted in the selac
tioE of Hon William Warner r G. Kerens and
EaaEn~er l. Filiey- Before n second ballot
D'1'Ild I'c secured Adjournment was taken till
SD D. n
At the evening session Col A c Dawes was
elected the fourth delegate at large. and
Leon JoTian and Prof. Pelham colorel was
elected aternates- ct large at the suggestion of
Maj Warner. 7 B. Houyhwou: AMI Billy Hobbs
OF st L"fis. were chosen Is the other two al
tsrnates- at large.
II F. Dyer and s. F. Scott were chosen As
presidential electors at large
The district electors named by the chairman
Of tne Legation il the nun rical o-ler Of tae
districts veTe: John Mckinley C. B. Nor
r1sOn, l. T. Motsan. David Boahan. OF Andrew
. county; Joseph Mccoy. Jackson county: J. T.
z-1rs1F : as county. t-lD1 tIiItir. boone cCI1-
u Walter J. Powell, PEelrs county: Benja-
Znzn z Russell Crawford county: F. W.
HzH rhan ~tEin, St Louis co Intv: T. ". Brown
.E and Nathan Cole. Of st. Louis: II. B. Ca
hoOu. Of Madison county: Joseph p. Davidson
Of Butter county; T. w. Ditty, of Barton
roIEts-
Hal. Pierce. OF St LoaiS moved that in case
Of 4 vacancy il the district electors from incl
:gibility or otherwise n. state central commit
tee De authorized 70 I'LL SUCH vacancy; carried
unanimously.
Amid the widest excitement al1 enthusiasm
the rules Were suspended, and John H Both
well was chosen chairman of the state Central
committee
Tho roll was called for the election Of four
members at large 10 the new state committee
p n. Harrington. Jesse Root. p VI. Prantiss
James Hanson. W. N. Sleeper. John T. Blake
f'ias P C0rIugtoa. Cnas F. Gallenkamp. As
bury Burkhead and C. F. Bell were placed in
nomination. and tue first ballot resulted in the
election OF Blake, COying;ol, Giilenkamp and
Bell
The convention then adjourned till 9:G0 Of the
18th