The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-09-07

presented the following report which
was adopted by rising vote:
RESOLUTIONS OF CONDOLENCES.
Whereas, 1t has pleased the Great
Recorder Of All, to remove from our
midst Mr.. Britain Lcming, Re-
corder Of Dubois county, and Dem.
ocratic nominee for reelection, and
Whereas, II is but just and pro-
per that fitting recognition of his
many virtues should be had; there
fore. be it
RESOLVED, That while we bow
with humble submission to the will
of God, we do not the less mourn
for our fellow Democrat, country
man, soldier, officer and citizen,
who has just passed the great river
Of the shadow of death.
RESOLVED, That in the death Of
Mr.. Leming the citizens OF Dubois
county have lost good and faith
full official; one who in words and
deeds showed that he recognized "a
public office as public trust.
RESOLVED, That we point with
pardonable pride and pleasure to
the records Of Mr.. Leming as an
Example Of the work and ability OF
a Democratic official.
RESOLVED, That we recommend
to all the emulation Of MIR. Lem
ling's readiness to prefer the hand
of aid and the voice of sympathy to
the needy and distressed, and his
success in his endeavors to exert
|every effort for the welfare and the
prosperity Of the people whom he
served.
RESOLVED, That to the relatives
and friends Of the deceased, we,
the Democracy of Dubois county,
lin convention assembled, tender
our sincere sympathy and condol-
ence.
RESOLVED, That the Democratic
papers Of Dubois county, be fur
nished copy Of these resolutions
with request to publish the same,
and mail to the relatives Of the de-
ceased. john +. MCCALL,
WM. HARRIS,
A. A. MESSENGER.
The roll Of committeeman was
then read.
When HARRISON township was
called Philip Oily presented his
resignation, and in doing SO an
} nounced that he did SO because he
was candidate. The resignation
/ was accepted, and Jerome b. Vow
ell was elected to fill the place.
Peter ]. Schnarr held the position
rlof committeeman in Boone township
l in place Of John ID. Hauser, who
) lfail..d to serve. VIM. M. Harris
: had the proxy of Jas. Crowder.
d. W. Donahoe was given the
: place Of l. c. Whaley, who was alb
(: Isent.
VI Henry J. Meyer. Of Cass Tp. pre-
sented his resignation because he
' was a candidate. VIM. Heitmar
D was given his place.
al The central committee then stood
Y as follows:
ri Columbia Tp.-1st Pre-. Adolphus
e P. Smith; I'd, George Milburn.
HARRISON Tp.-1st Pre-. jerome
: lib. Vowel; I'd, George Abel.
d Boone Tp.-1st Pre-. VIM. NJ
Harris; I'd, Peter J. Schnarr.
e. Madison Tp.-1st Pre-. II. )
0 Mehringer; I'd, George Cox.
q cambridge Tp.-lst Pre-. J. +
Friedman; I'd, John +. McFall.
ell Marion Tp.-Jos. Spillmeier.
eI Hall Tp.-1st Pre-. John Mes
r lchede; I'd, A. A. Hessemer.
eel jefferson Tp.-1st Pre-. ID. w
r Donahoe; I'd, J. ]. Cunningham.
+ Jackson Tp.-1st Pre-. q. A. Big
% ham; I'd, ]. c. Deinderfer.
of Patoka Tp.-1st Pre-. Philip BAN
berger; I'd, John Bergman 30
at James Murry; 4th, J. H. Beh1
10 ems, ST..
# Cass Tp.-1st Pre-. VIM. Hell
ID man; I'd, M. A. Seidl.
De Ferdinand Tp.-1st Pre-. WIN
n Stallman; I'd, Gerhard Eversmal
The above % committeeman dl
ne the voting.
Gel The motion Of George Abel
he let each committeeman cast OF
lis vote, carried.
n. The motion Of A. A. Hessem
as that the hindmost man at the er
" Of six ballots be dropped, and 50
tie from ballot to ballot, carried.
's, The motion Of DR.. .. A. Bigha
nd that the vote be by ballot, carries
ire Nominations for County Reco
les der were then made as follows:
on Philip billy by A. +. Smith,
|e- d. s. Pruitt by D. w. Donaho
m George Nix by George Abel,
,orI II. J. Never by VIM. Heitman