The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-08-23
A WINNING TICKET
Tho Re ydiicsns of Cole County
Nc innate a Full Ticket.
DR.. !, N. EDioe win Lead the Boys
to Victory.

mrt IN this city on Saturday last TO
the purpose of nominating n couut,
liz kcL ami a new central committee
Ia" convention consisted of SS del
rg 'ir> aud was the largest ever held
IN til county. The best of feeling
prrvai ed throughout, and VIZ believe
we " ice the sentiments Of sll wher
W, snJ that the ticket nominated will
NEE, he hearty aud united approval
Of iho entire party. 1t is beyond
qnreL n an unexccptionable ticket.
Ii ih party cannot win with it, il
wo"i 30 impossible for them TO win
und . my circumstances.
a NJ q week aso DIR. Enloe de
'cliir,i the nomination, but was in
luce ,ter, hy The voice of the party,
10 itttine its standard bearer for
teprcs ntative. He is beyond ques-
ton Ine of the most popular Repub-
licanS in the county, and the party
has ,v.ty req son TO congratulate IT.
self npOn securing his consent TO
head DE ticket. AS we view the
work of the convention, we frankly
say that we have no criticism TO
make IN any respect. Owing to the
large Number of candidates, it was
nrce, >ary that some good men should
fail to 5 cure the coveted prize, but
they viii certainly accept the voice
Of the PARTY us final and roll up
their sleeves and work for the ticket
nominated.
When the convention assembled
Mr.. j.. j. Sommer was elected chair
man an Louis OFT and Henry Wag-
ner Sc secretaries. The convention was
conven,d st l0:25 a. m. by Mr.. Ju.
lius Cu:.rath, chairman of the county
central c)mmittee.
On motion, committees on creden-
tials, Or ~lnizAtion and order of bust.
ness anil resolutions were adopted as
follows:
Cred n'ials-H. l.. Rnloe, Fred
Raithel, Wm. Creole, Robert Miller.
Michael GresS, aud j. j. Weaver.
Organ zlti IA and Order Of Bust.
ness-Dr Jps. Forth, +. &. Schoe-
nen, Che. W. Lohman, ID. l.. Hath
horn, AID b. f. Mccoy.
Re,oluli ns--Juhn L, Clark, John II.
Bremen, John OFT, Eugene Thomp-
son, S. II. Freshour aud William Has
tlngs.
After he selection of these com.
mittees, a recess was taken until 2 p.
M, VIII, II the convention r.-aseem-
bled at l. ,hman's opera house.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Promptly AZ 2 p, N. the convention
was cail.d 10 order, and the commit
,ers ON gar cation aud permanent
order Ut business recommended that
lie temp ,rary organization be made
permanent; that The nominations be
,.iait ~ ballot, The report was
adopted.
The Committee on credentials also
,aade its report, naming the dele
-ates aa,t proxies pr, sent entitled to
,Ote. inis report was also adopted.
REPRESENTATIVE,
The next OF ier of business being
tie nomination of II coiA.y ticket,
ne name Of DR.. /. n. Enioe was pre-
,enl,d 20 the c|unyunIJn by Mai.
John L. Clarke, aad tnvre being no
other uaminati IN, The nomination
was made by accumulation, and D..
rtnloc wrs escorted To tho platform,
anel Le made IL vely nice speech
accepting the Il uiiuation.
COUNTY CLlRK.
FIR county cieik there were two
q ,ull,iau { for The nomination .'rh,
vote being called for by ballot, re.
suited rs follows:
Bauer, 70.
Peapody, =.
CIRCUIT CLERK.
For circuit clerk, Louis l.. Streil
of CentreLown was placed in nomi
ma ion, and tho nomination made by
acclamation, there being no opposi
ton,
SHERIFF..
The vote for sheriff, participated
IN by live gentlemen, vas The mos
interesting of the convention. III
,irsl ballot was as follows:
Wulfert, 20
Williams, 38
Mckenna, IL
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