Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1896-03-27
Republican Delegates Chosen to their State
and District Conventions.

QuO VlSbI tve VVuvUuesVOOs
The Republicans of the county met at the
Court House on Monday. to chose their
delegates to their State and District con-
ventions, which meet here, the first on
April 23d, and the I'd on April I'D. The
meeting was presided over by Mr.. e. Fl.
Cohron of South River, with Maj. s. M.
Yost, Secretary.
After speech by Hon. Jacob Yost. the
following delegates, who will serve at both
conventions, were chosen-there are So with
quarter vote, instead of - with a full
vote each:
Observation-Disclosures F. Sheets.
Charles Garrison, M. Steele, J. Ran Smith,
T. P. Harvey. W. H. Shields. Alternates
L. M. Moore, Charles Brown, j. B. Car
nell. John S. Collins, James r. Craig,
James A. Harvey.
South Delegates-H. A. S. Ham,
ilton. A. A. Arnold, ]. w. Hall, Elijah
Bateman, T. s. Brown. A. P. Calpee. Jno.
D. Balsley, J. Arthur Parker, g. H. Cob
ron, John M. Brand. Automatically. 81.
Lovegrove, II. D. Smith, John Brown, d.
F. Taylor, James M. Hall, James Craig.
Middle Delegates Stewart Bas-
kins, w. r. Talley, John e. Fulton, J. D.
Fisher, w. R. Landes, j. S. Linn, Samuel
w. Woods, G. w. Simms, Charles s. Rol-
Ter, David Beard, E. L. Houff, e. d. Craw-
ford. Alternates- Charles Crawford, Jno.
P. Hogshead, Frank Clayton, Isaac Cave,
John w. Watson, John G. Gochenour. I.
M. Parkins, VIM. McCue. j. s. Jordan, D.
G. Bunch.
North River-Delegates-J d. Are
hart, ]. R. Keezle. W. II. Showalter, Jacob
7. Ewing, D. S. Sheetz, Jacob A. Michael,
A. 2. Anderson. Automatically. T. Con-
nell. j. Arthur Hanger. Jerry Branneman,
A. Sanger, A. W. Lytton. A. A. Crawford,
Michael Holler.
Pastures Delegates-J. H. Rohr, H. S.
Harris, w. H. Rodgers, S. A. Dunlap, d.
B. Thomas. w. Bailey Dunlap. Alternates
Harry Hill, A. ID. S. Beck, Robt. Clifton.
Beverly Manor-Delegates- M.
Yates, Wyatt Allen, Charles L. Shumate,
John K. Rodgers. Henry W. Williams.
John D. Rodgers, G. W. LYMAN, John
Sullivan. Alternates-GarIand Maupin,
Samuel Steele. James Key, James Strib-
ling,C T. A. Dickson, Geo. NJ. Tisdale.
Delegates-at-Large-W. E. Craig, s.
Brown Allen. Jacob Yost, John A. Noon,
J. G. Scheffer.
A new County Committee with W. E.
Craig Chairman, was chosen.
The meeting was evidently Mckinley
one in feeling, if the applause which greet
ed his name is to be taken as an indication.
After the adjournment of the county
convention, the convention of city Repub-
licans was held for the election of delegates.
The following were chosen-there are "a
with an eighth vote each, instead OF three
with full vote each:
First Ward-DeIegates- II. Strough,
r. Emmett Kinney, R. H. Bell, ST., Pat
rick Hassett, John M. Carroll, T. J. Hou-
nihan. G. d, Anthony, Richard II. Brown,
John w. Kinney. Port F. Scott, W. j. II.
Cabell, Mack Chiles. Alternates- George
A. Alexander, D. z. Bohan, John S. Mays,
J. H. Gibson, G. F. Points, Hugh Murray.
Second Ward-Delegates- NJ. cost,
C. A. Roller, Charles Curry, Heber Ker, T.
X. Hackman, E. W. Shott, e. L. Brock,
Samuel Williams, r. H. Southall. w. II.
Smith, Willis NJ. Carter. John Monroe.
Alternates F. G. Carter, Stuart
Tate, II. c. johnson, John F. Harris,
Thomas Payne.