Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-22
A THOUSAND REPUBLICANS.
concluded from First Page.


coin; VIM. Armstrong named J. I
Daniels; J. NJ, Watson, the present il
cumbent, was the third gentlema
named.
Upon the fist ballot being counte
the result was as follows: Lewis, 5!
Daniels, 30; Watson, 127.
b. For assessor, d. ID. CoIey was place
in nomination, and also Mr.. CleaveI
Mr.. Cofley received 2ll votes and Nj
" Cleaver 33 Mr.. Coney thanked tn
cOnyentlon for its treatment of him.
The report Of the committee on ar
| poHOnment Of delegates to the stat,
and congressional convention was ther
- read. IL WAS adopted and is as follows
d, Salem No. ] and E.khorn, delegate
Salem No. 2 /; Salem No. and Yev
Park, 2; Salem No. 4, /; Prospect and
Garfield, i Euglewood, /; jefferson
and Mebama, 2; Butteville and Auro.
ra, !; Macleay, SubIimity and Silver
Falls, ]; Marion, Stayton and Brelten,
bush, ]; Turner aud Lincoln, /; Hub.
bard aud st. Paul, j Champoeg and
Gervais, J.; Woydburn, /; last Silver.
ton and Horeb; /; West e3ilverton and
Abiqud, |; south Salem aud Howell
|; E tst Salem aud North Salem, /:
Labish and Fairfield, /.
For school superin endeut J. S.
Graham was named aud elected by ao.
clamati1n. lie is the present incum.
b mt.
B. b. Herick was nominated sur
veyor by aCclamation.
For coroner A. NJ. Clough was named |
by Samuel 4. Richardson. Mckinley
Mitchell seconded the nomination on
the part Of DR.. SDott the present in.
cumbent, d 3. b. f Lane, 5. G. Brown,
and Il. Henderson OF Salem aud J.L
Shory were aisos named. The result
was 2}S votes as follows: CIough. iOl.
Lane, 81; Brown, 81; aud Henderson.
p; Shory, 10. There being no choice
another ballot had to be taken. The
names of DIS Shorey and Brown were
The second ballot elected Mr.. Clough.
Ms vote bsing 1876. Lane received s..
This nomination was made unani.
nous.
a delegate at large to the state con.
'entlon was next in order. The names
f DR.. J. N Smith, Warren Cranston, =
}. IL. Looney, w. Armstrong, were "
laced before the convention as nomi. "
ees. Mr., Armstrong withdrew in V y
'vor Of Mr. Crauston. 4"
Upon the canvass of the ballot the '
'cretary reported the following result: a.
mith, SO; Cranston, 81; Looney, So n
second ballot was necessary. u
In nominating Mr.. Loonoy, Mr..
oorman classed him as one of the
nncst farmers. Mr.. Catch not wanting
be outdone on this score, arose and "
id that Mr.. Smith was the "son of
rmeT' this caused laughter. But it
mained for John Mckinney of Tur-
n to oulclass the mayor. lie second re
the nomination Of Mr. Looney and
ltcd that he was not ouly the "son of
armer but the grandson of farmer" Al
ne applause was great.
Previous 10 the second ballot for dele.
te at large, Mr.. Canston withdrew
name and this left Messrs. smith
d Looney TO be balotted for. =
)n this the result was as follows; o,r
llth, 90; Loonoy, ll5; Cranston, As; ,
ballots poled. +,
Cor chairman Of the county central .Ia
nmittee Il, NJ CrolsAn was elected Re
acclamatiOu. 80,
'he election of twenty delegates to try
state convention came next. A MI,
estion arose between Salem No. 3 con
Il New Park respecting the appor- am,
Ament OF the two delegates to them. =,
was settled amic4bley however. nra
delegate at large To the congress rni,
al dlstric, convention was chosen in a,h
person Of J., A. Carson of Yew ha
*. -"
he work Of naming delegates to attn
h the state and district conventions ino
selecting the precinct committee vea
p was the next The four were nno
ned as follows the order being gra.
e delegate and district delegate aud In,o
or Two precinct committeeman as ,noi
ease miglthV -.
llem No and Elkhoru-H. h. Bro. s,ah
, and Cha-, johnson, II. G. Tarpley. ~ I,
'lcm No, I'll. G.. Myres, aud AN. a,5
pres Aud A. n Moor,s.