Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-02
Republican State Convention.

hlA4r CONVECTION OF kLc
Michigan sill be held al the Deireit rinAs De-
troll. Oh Thursday. April IA. lss- al ! e.ssk
noon. Tor the purpose o. nomlhalA& S.eStSts
o. president and vice president 81 The taitsa
states sna siscliEg foasr delegates at large
and tour alternate delegates 81 t~fse - sts
republican national eoasentlen 70 DC nsao AZ
Minneapolis. TUESDAY. JaAe 7. ls1-. ats9 10
the purross OF selecting 4 chairman OF the
state ceHlrai committee AID tse sArihptfs
thereof irons each congressionSi alstrlcl, AID
The transaction OF such other busintss as nay
properly cone before H.
1he can Ior tho national convention con
tsins this ians uase: the e0hsfSssleAs. ois
triet delegates shall be chosen al eNnsentiens
called By the congressional committee al eacA
district ia the same manner IS The nomlns-
tons for rspress ntAiits N esnsress = 2
made In said district; provided. that IA AnF
congressional districts where there = no re-
publican Congressional committee. oNirs 10
re-distrietipg the state under the asxi cen
gressl0nEl apportionment, the republican
state committee shall appoint IRON The resi-
dents Of such district eonmitiee tof the pUr-
pose Of calling district convention 10 eject
district delegates"
Under this clause OF the call for the national
convention the STATE central committee ap-
point the felowing persons As nrnoefs o. iie
Wayne county comprised IN the nfst coHsfes-
sional district. viz:
Henry ~. Dnfield of Detroit
E.wood I. Hanes OF Detroit
Nm. I. Dust Of Detroit
Morse Rahnert of Detroit.
i, 7. Tuite OF Detroit.
III. 4. Ililmaa Of Detroit.
A. H. kayDor OF Detroit
and the following persons as the membersof
the Congressional eotamitfee Tor those parts
OF Wayne county embraced second. sixth and
seventh districts. VIZ:
second district. Henry L. stoenet OF Fiat
Sixth district. W. C. Jones. Twelfth ward.
Detroit.
seventh district. Vim. A. Niche. Crosse
Point.
The new congressional committee except as
above not for the new Second. Tnird. Fourth.
Fifth. Sixth. seventh. Eighth. Ninth. Tenn.
Eieyeuth and Twelfth districts. shall be % -.
posed Of those persons who were mtfn ms 81
a congressional committee UPON N0FeiaOe' i.
lhs0. of the districts. as then constituted. '~p-
resentih- In said new eoinmltlee thveoGnt-es
in be new distr CT in which they reside; Pro
sided. however. that each county shall have
eQual representation upon said committee.
And the committees as herein constituted
are authorized 10 call district conventions
for their respective districts 10 choose dele
gates 10 the republican national convention.
20 nominate candidates fer congress. aud 10
perform all the duties incumbent upon and
usually performed by regularly elected con
gresslon3i committees.
The state central committee hereby author
lies the following persons 10 call meetings OF
these CONGRESSIONAL committees Tor the puf-
poses above specified. and Ia appoint mem
bers OF the new congressional committee from
any county where vacancy may exist by
reason of resignation. removal or non-rerre-
sentaiion upon the congressional committee
of $50:
II. NJ. Duflleld of Detroit for the First Con-
gressional district.
ii. J.. stoeiie; OF Fiat Rock for the Second
Congressional district.
W J. Gregg of Marshall for the Third Con-
gresstonal district.
[. L.,Estpn of Paw Paw for the Fourth Con-
grrss!oaai district.
Dwight q oss Of Grand Rapids for tie Fifth
Congressional district.
". {. Jones OF Detroit for the Sixth Con-
creSsional district.
J. L. black OF Port Huron for the Seventh
Congressional district.
T.. X. Phinney OF saginaw (E. - for the
Eighth Congressional district.
ii. ". Ca-ey of Eastaks for the Ninth Con-
gressienal district.
Henry 4. Watrous OF Bay City for the Teath
CongreS sional district
Geo i. stone of Ithaca fer the Eleventh
Congressional district.
VIA. i. Swift OF lshpeming for the Twelfth
Congressional district.
The district conventions VIII each elect two
delegates and two alternate delegates 70 the
republican national convention and must be
held with not less than twenty davs pubic
notice. and not less Than thirty days before
the meeting of the national CONVENTION.
In accordance with the resolution adopted
at Grand Rapids May 10, 1876. every county
will be entitled 10 one delegate for zach $50 of
the total vote cast Tor governor AZ the last
state election November. l&0l. ana one add
tionsi delegate tor every fraction amounting
10 SO but each organized county viii be en-
titled 90 at least one delecate.
Under the resolution leSs no delegate will
be entitled TO seat in the convention who
does not reside in the county he proposes to
repres mt.
The delegates from each congressional dis
trict are requested 10 meet al caucus at III
O'Clock a IN. on the day Of convention ard
select candidates as follows, 10 be presen ~
TO the state convention Tor confirmation:
Two members OF tie siale central committee
one vice president. one assistant secretary,
one member each OF the committee on Gre
dentials," PERMANENT organization and order
OF business aud Resolutions" and for svch
other business as they MAY see ft
This committee requests that the various
counties select the chairman and members of
their county committee Tor the ENSUING two
years az the county convention. which ects
delegates 10 this convention. in order that
early and systematic work may be begun and
carried on through the coming campaign. and
| that list of names and Dosto!fiee addresses
! OF persons so e. cfed be az once forwarded TO
| the secretary OF the state central committee
| Detroit. Mich.
in &c m Lliance with The resolutions adorted
| in Detfoit. June - lsss. the secretary Of oaAh
| county convention viii forward Ia the sec~e
| tary o. tue state central committee. Detroit.
Mich. by the earliest mail after the DELEGATES
1 to the state convention are chosen a certified
| list of such delea2tes as are emitted 10 seats
| In the state convention from their respective
| counties. JAMS MCMuLAy. Chairman.
| WILLIAM Z. BATEs. Secretary