Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-05-12
DELEGATES TO cA,cn.o
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oos Democrats m.
~ trict Convention ''c Dis
sults rs th Is brief summary Of tho -
iss VI the various Democratic ~ r we re-
n4on"i Dlstrlct conventions hnId .1isleS-
the nationof1 TN INST, to select deIen,,a.
convention at Chicano: 10
I u FIRST DISTRICT
the Fret W., or Racine, presided
Tovdor' e Distllct convention on'i over
ta-y. " u w Ia fayette, served As sec rd'
II. J. Catalonia on2, OF kenosha, and
nt ,a as delegates, and G e''t, were
wort GENE. and w. A. Knlian. neolGeS,
n noa w. IT'S alternates. Andrew p vi W al
''eN' was named as elector. o"iseh' or
SECOND DISrpIcr
ana Dr. Carl Field, Of Va Wato ot Mayville,
1Se,rttea as delegates, and W. s 'o Ssrc we're
oitaSe. and }. f.. Malone of - I1loud, or
aiaefnates. Michael Johnso w Juneau of as
was named as elector. on' VI Dane,
,,o. THIRD DISTRICT.
presldod s a',n smith, OF Iowa County
nn, ana Charles "A. Loicht C4euIIi.y'
nat' was secretary. The delegates ~ 70 ' ~
uii o,,Iai convention are A. H. Krou .J .le
nichlanu County; GEORGE w htopl'
y ~ county, and the aiternatarD .Hno ~
y, M ElsllsL, Sank; r. A. Watkins G era
y: nnoah. - Smith, Mineral Point Vas
nv, FOURTH DISTRICT
ne fOurth Congressional n,s+r;,.
.0nSion was called to ORDER at 1O.30 o,oIoai
Dy chairman killilea. Mayor Somor ci ',a.
I hit, permanent chairman and 0scar
4r natii%1 secretary. There was soma
ton anG J' J, me delegates to the conyen-
tloil, ana during the discussion on tho s,,h
zee ect mbers OF the press were ex .1 daI
ne press was finally admitted bv = votn
OF ~ 10 IL. The delegates To tho natio nuo1
cohycntlon at Chicago selected were .Iosnnh
G Vi Donnelly and w. A. Walker. .jobm
n n."1 ~ was sciected as presidential elect
or, Gustav Wollnger as electorate arre
and the members agreed to Sunnort Il ~ ~
Wall for delegate-at-la W
~ FIFTH DISTRICT.
Inc flfth District delegates elected far,
Tllimer, or Sheboygan, chairman, and r.
D. TWcnWm, OF Sheboygan, and J. l.. Foley.
OF auWatosa, secretaries, Frank I:enIa ~
Sh@boygan, and G. A. KnnitZer Of MI
Waukee, as delegates and c. b. Draper. Of
OconomoWOc, and Judge II. w Snwvor
OF llarttord, alternates. ii. b. Schwin. of
lCrt NashlngtoD. was named as elector.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
George W. Pratt, OF Oshkosh nrasidea
Schmltz, OF Manitowoc, were chosen for
delegates. and /. II. Patterson, of wan
shara. and j. f.. McMullen, of Calumet. M
alternatcs. Senator +. T. Yahr, of Prince
ton, was named for elector. Attempts
were made by their respective friends to
Kerston for delcgates-at-large, but thew
failed. Instead Gustav Walincer and
RohertJ. Mcbride, Neillsville, were rec
commended.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
The Seventh District selected Ira Hill.
OF Monroe, and William Carson, of Eau
elaine, as delegates, and Charles Franz. of
Jackson, and q. Y. Freeman, of Franklin.
for alternateS. j. J. Hogan, of La Crosse.
was named for elcctor.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
The Eighth District convention nomi-
mated DR.. Rush Winslow, of Appleton,
and l.. NJ. Nash, of Centralia, for delegates
to the Chicago convention. DIR. Frank
Mullen. of Dorr, and W. w. Crane, OF
Waupaca, were chosen as alternateS
John w attaWa, of kewaunee, was named
as electOr.
NINTH DISTRICT.
The delegates from the Ninth started in
by endorsing Col. J. II. Knight, of Ash
land, as delegate-at-large, and r. j. Nc
Bride, of NeillSville, as an elector-at-larne
Then they elected John Ringle, of Wau-
sau, and Joseph Fischer, of Marnette,
delegates. and VIM. Nj. Underhill, of Ocon-
to, and Julius Thielman, Of Lincoln, alter
mates. Judge l.. 5. Bailey, OF Oconto, was
named tor elcctor.
TENTH DISTRICT.
In the Tenth District convention Judge
Johnson, of Hudson and James BardOn,
of Superior were named as delegates. +.
b. Sexton, of Ellsworth, was elected alter
nate for Judge Johnson, and Z. +; kalb, OF
Cumberland, for Mr.. Bardon. w. +. CIR
KEEL, of Chippewa, was named as elector.
THE REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION.
Delegates and Alternates to Mtnne-