The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1898-09-02
In the Best Community which live
County. Mich. FRIDAY SEPT. 1898.

were appointed to confer with General
Hartsuff as to the selection of % dele
gates to the congressional convention.
The committee appointed by Chairman
Mulford was: E. j. Inslee, of Port
Huron, f. G.. Recor, of st. Clair, and
Harvey Tappan, Of Yale.
The delegates selected are as follows:
Delegate at large-S. w. Vance OF Port Huron.
Lincoln Avery, of Port Huron.
J, w. Porter, of Port Huron.
i. +. Law, of Port Huron.
Henry McMOrran, OF Port Huron.
J. B. McIlwain. of Port Huron.
Frank Il. Wocott. of Port Huron.
Il. j. Inslee, of Port Huron.
f. j. Haynes, OF Port Huron.
j. NJ. Robertson, of Algonac,
j. G. Miller, OF Marine City.
G. w. Moore, OF st. Clair town.
Mark Hopkins, of st. Clair.
@. Il. Moore, of St. Clair.
Il. @. RecOr. of st. Clair.
r. ii. Beach. of St Clair town.
Lambert Recor, OF East China.
j. G. Holden, of Yale.
Jerry Foley, OF Emmett.
Harvey Tappan, OF Yale.
Isaac Menerey. OF BrOckway.
Chas. MOntney, of Brockway.
Albert Tosch, of Mussey.
George Hall, of Columbus
III. NJ Labounty. OF Ira.
DELEGATES TO STATE CONVENTION.
1t had not been intended to select
delegates to the State Convention at
this convention, but at a consultation
between +. ). Black, other pronounced
Pingree leaders, and other republicans
from various parts of the county, it
was decided that inasmuch as there
was no opposition to Governor Pingree
in any part of the county, it would be
best to unite on list of delegates and
save the expense of another set of cau-
cuses and q convention for that purpose.
After this consultation f.. +. Law pre-
sented the following which was unani-
mously adopted:
Whereas, There is no opposition to the renom-
inaton OF HaZen s. Pingree for governor of
Michigan. and the state convention TO nominate
governor and other state officers being called
for Sept 2lst at Detroit.
Therefore be 1t, Resolved that the convention
nominate twenty-five delegates TO attend the
State Convention and that they be and are in
structed To vote as unit for Hazen s. Pingree
for governor; for ID. NJ. Ferry, as chairman of
the state central committee, OF Michigan, and
Lincoln Avery as "a member of the state cen
trail committee from st. Clair county and this
district.
Upon motion the chair appointed the
following committee to make the Sc
lection:-E. $. Black, J. G. Holden,
George w. Moore. This committee
selected the following delegates to at
tend the State Convention at Detroit
Sept. 21:-
Lincoln Avery, of Port Huron.
j. q. Gordon, of Port Huron.
Jas. ID. Austin, of Port Huron.
Frank Whippe, of Port Huron.
Henry A. Rose, OF Port Huron.
l.. A. Sherman. of Port Huron.
Guy l.. ingalls,, of Port Huron.
:. V. Jones, of Port Huron.
y. B. McGregOr, of Port Huron.
L.. $. Black, of Marine City
sc McLOuth, of Marine City
j. II. Puford, of Port Huron town
Chas. Beyschldg, st. Clair
David Atkins, of Clyde
Il. &. Recor, OF st. Clair
BiOn f.. Beach, of St Clair town
Lambert Recor. of East China
James A. MenZles, OF Yale
w. IL. Ballentine. OF Yale
James Dunn, of Wales
Robert Lothian, of Yale
George SchnOor. Of Ira
Thos. Mccall, OF Riley
WIN. Arlington, of Columbus
VIM. Hunter, OF MusSey
THE COUNTY COMMITTEE.
An entirely new county committee
was selected by the delegation from
each township, naming a member to
act in that capacity. The Brockway
delegation named Ben Evans as the
member from this township.
1t viii be seen that the ticket nomi-
mated is exceptionally strong; that each
candidate stands well in his own COM
munity as being a republican of good
standing and that he has the integrity
and ability to fill the place he is to oc-
punv The ficka ia a oood one