The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-03-27
STAND
BY THE
FAITH
Republican Convention
Most Harmonious
FaVOrS Flat Salaries and Di-
rect Nomination.
Congressman Tongue and
Judge Bean Approved.

AT the time OF The Journals going to
press on Wednesday the balloting for
Representatives was in progress. 1t re.
suited as follows;
]. d. Simmons, 11S; T. b. Kay. 1853;
w. G. Hubbard. 1O5; Frank Davey,
137; Alex Thompson. 5S; j. NJ. Poor.
man, 1902; La Folett, 147; A. N.
Moores, 70; VIM. Hilleary 20; E. T..
Judd, 1876; ]. S. Richie, 81; Chas Sap
pingfeld, %; p. N. Lathrop, so.
Capt. J. M. PoOrman withdrew in fa-
vor of j. d. Simmons. The names of
A. N. Moores, j. S. Ritchie, w. c. Hub
bard and Chas Sappingfield were al
so withdrawn.
f. c. Cross moved that j. d. Sim
mons be declared the unanimous
choice of the convention, but as there
was. an opposing vote, the motion
could not be entertained.
The second ballot on representative
resulted as follows. J. ID. Simmons
161; Hilleary, S2; Lathrop, %; Prunty,
L. Thompson, /; Richie, 1.
The next order of business was the
nomination of sheriff, and the first
man on his feet was j. B. Early, of
Macleay. who presented the name of
w. A. Taylor.
DR.. e. A. Pierce, of Englewood, next
placed in nomination VIM. II. Savage.
Fred Drager, of Scotts Mills, pre-
sented the name of Chas. ID. Hartman.
Benz Robinson, of Turner. presented
the name of Robt A. Witzel.
ID. F. Sackett next placed I'm nomina-
tion John F. Steiwer, of Jefferson pre-
cinct
e. c. Cross seconded the nomina.
tion of John +. Steiwer.
The ballot on sheriff resulted as fol
lows: Taylor. 94 Savage. 80; Hart
man, 90; Witzel, 19; Steiwer "a;
blank, 1; making FAC votes, or three
more than there were in the conven-
tion.
Before the second ballot the names
of Hartman and Savage were with
drawn.
The second ballot resulted as fol-
lows; Steiwer, III; Taylor, llG; Wit
eel, 8.
The name of r.. A. Witzel was with
drawn, and the ballot resulted as fol
lows: Taylor, ia; Steiwer, 1876; Wit
eel, /; blank, 2.
The names of John Roland, of Salem,
and A. +. Blackerby, of Silverton, were
placed in nomination for county clerk.
The first ballot each received 12O
votes Mr. Roland received the nom.
ination after three ballots by vote of
12S TO ia.
For recorder |. l.. Dunnagan nomi-
mated Fred Drager, of SCOTS Mills.
The names of s. A. McFadden, of Sa-
lem, and John G. Siegmund, of Ger.
vais, were also proposed. After the
IaI ha of A
Fadden and Fred Drager were with.
drawn. and John c. Seigmund was de-
clared unanimously elected.
For county treasurer the names OF
w. Y. Richardson of Stayton; r. A.
Crossan, of Salem; j. II. Haas, Of Sa-
lem: j. w. Irwin, OF Mehama, and Q.
w. Taylor, OF East Salem, we're placed
in nomination After the second bal
lot w. Y. Richardson was nominated.
.G. ]. Wright moved that the nomina.
ton be made unanimous, which was
carried.
The name of Charles Lembcke, of
Butteville, was put up for assessor,
and, upon a motion to instruct the sec
retary TO cast an unanimous vote of the
convention for Mr.. Lembcke he was
declared the chice OF the delegates.
b. B. Herrick, Jr., of Salem, was
nominated for surveyor. and he was
also declared the unanimous choice.
A. NJ. Clough, OF Salem, and Eugene
Moshberger, of Woodburn, were nomi-
mated for coroner, and after the first
ballot Mr.. Clough received the nomi'
nation.
The candidates for county commits.
sioner were VIM. Miley, of Aurora; w
n. Smith, OF Sublimity and s. T. Ho
bart. OF SilvertOn. After the first bal
lot VIM. Miley received the nomina-
ton. Il was moved and seconded that
the vote be declared unanimous. IL
was carried.
Tilmon Ford nominated Chairman l..
L. Pearce for delegate-at-large TO the
state convention. Upon motion TO IN
struct the secretary 10 cast the conyen-
iton's entire vote for Mr.. Pearce, no
was declared 10 be unanimously nomi'
mated.
Nominations for the congressional
delegation are as follows: y. p. Nc
Cornack, Salem. delegate-at-large; G.
L. Ogle. Woodburn; Geo. Riches, Sill
yertOn; j. w. Young, Salem; Fred ORA
ger, scott's Mills; II. A. Johnson,
SCOTS Mills; Henry Zorn, Champoeg;
j. T. Jones, T. w. Rutherford, j. J.
Murphy, J. NJ. Blanchard, J. II. Riches,
Silverton; -E A. Kurtz. Salem; P( ID.
Prunty. Salem; A. w. Drager, Salem;
Il. A. M. Cone, Butteyille; +. G. Sieg.
mund. Mehama; VIM. Brown, Salem;
b. +. Giesy, Aurora; s. W, Read, Tur-
ner; Oliver Beers, Salem; Henry
Workman. Salem.
The state delegation Is as follows:
Lot l.. PeaFce, Salem; j. NJ. POorman,
Woodburn; l.. @. Russell, SilyertOn;
j. r. GOOde, Salem; !. l.. Dunnagan,
Scott's Mills. Ross r. MOores. Salem
J. G. Calvert. Hubbard: I. J. CrOnise,
Salem: ID. W. Smith, SllYertOn; j. II.
Roland. Jefferson: Jennings Smith. sil
yertOn; n. G. Meyer and Il. NJ. La Fore.
Salem: r. NJ Croisan. Salem, W. n.
HobsOn. Stayton Geo. Bingham. Sa'
lem. Geo. Hughes. Salem; ii. G. Por
ter. Aumsyille: b. T.. Robertson, Tur
ner; J. 4. Ross. Monitor; l.. C. Broth
erton, Mills City. and Frank smith,
Salem.
Al the close OF the nominations. +.
N. Derby. OF YeW Park. arose In an EN-
phatic protest against Salem No.
shutting YeW Park out Of a delegate.
He proposed putting the name or Ham
smith. OF Yew Park. in place Of g. @.
bingham. OF No. 4 The protest was
not considered.
Resolutions.
The committee on resolutions pre-
sented the following report:
Whereas. FOrty-One years OF Amerl-
can history fully commend the policies
and admin!stratiOns Of the Republican
-, IN an that tends 10 promote ma