The record-union., 1892-08-08

delegates present fifty cents each. He
made the motion that the assessment be
made, and the Chairman appointed Mr..
stephens and j. NJ. Sullivan to collect
the assessment.
The collection resulted in the accumula-
tion OF S47 90, which was turned over to
the Chairman and Secretary.
a recess was again taken to give the
district delegates a chance TO name nomi-
nees Tor Supervisors.
SUPERVISORS NOMINATED.
After recess Supervisors were ncmi-
mated as follows:
Second District-Martin Pennish, Jr.;
Third District. NJ. Morrison.
The nomination of Supervisor from the
Fourth District was passed, and the
delegates authorized to call meeting at
haIngtown Crossing on September LIST,
/ ana select nominee. This action was
opposed by minority, and quite a
WraugIe over the matter took place.
POLICE JUDGE.
The nomination of Police Judge was
next taken up, and J. NJ. Sullivan moved
That this nomination be referred to the
! Central Committee.
The motion was opposed by a delegate
who placed Judge Cravens in nominal
tlon, but no one seconded the nominal
ton OF Cravens. and Sullivan calling for a
NATION was passed and referred to the
Central Committee.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Nominations for City Justice met with
the same fate and on motion of Sullivan
was passed.
For Township Justice, w. A. Henry
was nominated by Mr.. stephens, and his
nomination made by reclamation.
CoNsTABLEs.
Nominations for City Constable were
about 10 be passed and referred to the
Central Committee, when w. a. Wall
was nominated by acclamation.
COUNTY COMMITTEE.
After a brief interval the County Com
mlttee, composed of three members from
each Supervisor District, was announced
as follows:
First Distri4-R. II. Singleton, An
drew Black and Ed. McGraw.
second District-John Kelly, P. II.
Scally and J. NJ. sullivan.
Third DiStrict--JOhu O'Connor Henry
! Dean and r. d. Stephens.
tourth District-John Nj. Speicher. w.
II; ~ Iillamsoa aud Emmett McNamee.
flith District-John Miller, J. T.. CIV
ems ana j. NJ. Stephenson.
GRANITE TOWNSHIP.
The Folsom delegation selected for JUS
S-N'~p VI VIC GatCt ldHlGl fStGel ana John
shannon, and Tor Constables OF Granite
! township ". O. Davis and N. H. Burke.
OTHER GIAWrERs.
The confirmation. Of the appointment
o. Joe Murphy as page was called to the
attention OF the convention, and duly
made.
The regular business OF the convention
! being completed, rthe chairman an
nounced that the campaign would open
september 18th with "A meeting in this
/ Guy, ut which some of the best sDeaI er%
IN the State would be present. Some
sound doctrine regarding tariff reform
! not reform Democracy--wo be eX-
pounded, and it was hoped all would be-
/ present.
/ The Central Committee, as reported
/ was Endorsed and instructed by the Chain
! TO meet promptly on She adiournmert q
/ the convention and elect It's organization
! II was also voted TINT the TOWNSHIP
! delegates were authorized to meet and
make Jnoir nominations tor Justice OF Tho
Gaze ana constable in each township.
II was resolved as the sense Of the con
/ NeHuon that inc candidates selected fol
county offices TIC assessed tie very low
est amount necessary 20 deiray the ex-
I penses o. the campaign
senator Cox was called TO The platform
ana made brief but enthusiastic address.
ana was followed by II. D. stephens an i
chairman I.eake, after which three cheers
jor cleveland an! Stevenson and th5
county ticket We're given.
Inc convention then adjourned.