Republican County Contention

The republlcan nominatlng convention for thlg county was called to order by Chairman Oiband, yesterday at the court house, Col. H. S. Dean belng called to the cliair, and Chus. H. Kline, o Ann Arbor, made Secretary. The following commlttees were lso appolnted CredeutlaU-Chas. E. HUoock, Jas. L. Gil bert, a ti il reu Campbell. Permanent Organlzatlon-Geo. S. Wheeler A. F. Freeiaan, H. s. Kou lel Ie. An adjournment was then effected until 2 p. m. Upon reassembling the comni it tees reported as folio ws: Chas. E. Hiscock frotn comralttee on credentials reported the followlne delegates entitled to seats: Ann Arbor, lst ward- A. M. Clark Albert Sorg W. K. Cbilds, A. J. Sawyer.' Albert Qardner and E. E. Bel. Ann Arbor, 2d ward- Fred Hoha C. Braun Golilleb Schnelder and C. Sobnelder Ann Arbor, Sd ward- Frank B. Pattee Chas. E. HlHoock, W. Fred Schlanderer aniJ fheodore Sweet. Ann Arbor, h ward- August Backhaus, J C. Knowlton, Geo. H. Pond, Jeroine Freeiiinn and J. M. Stafford. Ann Arbor, 5tb ward- K. S. Manly Jno Donovan.Tbos. Speeobly. W,ne8,bMrar8r ' K R Aun Arbor Town- Wm. Biirke, I N S Fosler, John Keppler, F. B. Braun Augusta-W. Dell, VV.Barr, E. B. Stone N" Red ner and H. liarrls. Freedoin- John Reno and John Sbled Lodl- A. A. Wood, Blmon F. Hlrlb Geo Rasn and G. L. Hoyt. ' Manchester- A. V. Freeman, T. B. Balley J F Nestell, T. J. Farrell, Chas. Robiuson ?red Van Duyn, Wm. Burtleas and C. H.' hllilen, Jr. Plttsfleld- Andrew Campbell, M. H. BeKole H. D. Platt and 8. P.Sumner. ¦, Dexter- J. T. Honey, A. K. Beal and L D Alley. I.ima-llenry WlUon M. D. Lulok, Godfrey Lulck, Geo. tl. Mltchfli. "uire Lyndon-Cbas. l'anfleld, Frank Boyoe and A. C. Collln. Northfleld- E. E. Leiand, Chas. Capp Emory Snell, Natban Brokawand I. ,7 Btlles' Halena-Geo. 8 Wheeler, A. C. VanSlckle 8 .Wheeler, Wm R. Humllton. al0K'e.&Saline- Martin Klng, R. H. Mah, Ezra ; iIiImmim. Geo.Burkhardt, JamcB McKlnuon Asbley Vanduzer, Mllton Reynolds. 8clo- Amos Phelps, Jno. L. Smlth Frank Goodule, Wna. Tuomey, Fordyce Brlízs J Peatl, Orln Parker. ' Shxron- Rundolph Fel lows, M. L. Raymond Bamuel Osboru and Wm. Cuinpbell. ' Superior- F. P. Oalpln, A. f. Campbell J A. WUbnr and A. J. Knapp. 8ylvan-Wm. Judson, Wesley Canfleld 'liornas Holmes. Chas. Wunder, Geo KeniDf' K. L. Negu, A. W. Wllklnaon and J. L Ullert. Webster- James McCall, Edwin Ball Frank H. Wheeler, Burt Klnney. York- Judsou Wheelock, Eugene B Ford no. w. Blakeslee. E. F. Pyle, Peter Cook Geo. Richards. Leonard Jocenhans. Ypsilantl Town- Wm. M. Osüand Frederck A. Graves, J. P. Yeoman, Chas. Fletcher, ïenj. 1. Ijooml8. Ypollantl City, lst ward- Samuel Fletoher, J. 8. Wortley, C. M. Warner D. C GritDii Ypsilantl City, 2d ward- llenry 8. Boutelle Geo. Peuell, Dvid Kdwards. Ypsilantl, Sd ward- W. H. Hall, L. C Morl" rly. E B. Drury and F. K. ilwrn. ¦ipsllantl, 4ih ward- Walter C. Fuller Ed. Thompson. Manly Holbrook YpHlIantl, 5th ward- John 8. Worden. Clark Coruwell, Amos Fowler and Alva Worden. The comniittee on permanent organlatiou reported the naines of Jas. L. Gilbert, of Chelsea as permanent chairraan, nd John F. Xestell, of Manchester, as ecretary. On mtion Messrs. II. D. Platt and Archie Wllkinion were appolnted tellers. On motion of W. K. Chlld?, Geo. 8. Wheeler, of Silem, was unanimously ndniinated for Judge of Probate. J. C. Knowlton placed in nnminatlon he name of Jacob Martin, of Ypsilanti, or the office of Sheriff, and he was uoinnated nnaniinously. A. M. Clark prepented the name of Martin F. Case, of Pittsfield, for the fflce of County Clerk, and he was seected therefor with one aocord. A. F. Freeman, of Manchester presnted tlic nimc of Jolin F. Lawrence, of Ann Arbor, for Prosecutintr Attorney, nd he unaiiiiinm.-ly nomimited. V n. K. Childs presented the nme of Albert Gardner, of Ann Arbor, for Uegstr of Deeds, and he was nominated unnlmoiuly. Wni. K. Tuomey, of Seio, was unanimously nominated for the office of treasurer. Fit Circuit Court commissioners, L. j. Mori.irty, of Ypsilanti, and Chas. H. Gine, of Ann Aibor, were nominated imniiiiously. For cornners Dr. W. P. Breaky, of Ann Arbor; and Krank K. Owen.of Ypsilantl, vere nominated. For Cou'ity Surveyor John K. Yocum, f Chelsea, was nominated unanimously. John F. Lawrence being called upon made a live speech, and one fillcd with sensible arüu meo t and sound conclusions, howing partk'ularly the falsity of the tutement Ihat a tariff is a t.ix. cnnvcntion then proceeded to the lection of delegates to the senatorial conention yet to be called, and choae the lllowlng dt'Iegates: lst District- J . T. Jacobs, Ann Arbor, Wm. A. Clark, Aun Arhor, Eroery E. Leiand, ¦Jorthüeld, A. W. Wllklnson, Chelsea, Wm '"rank Ana Arbor, ('hun. E, Hlscock, Ann rlior. Win. U. Hamilton, Salem, ElmerS. yU-hman. Webster. td DiUricí-Wm. Campbell, PltUfleld, A. A. Wootl. Lodl, Dr. E. F. Pyle, York, Norman Redner, Augusta, F. A. (inven, Ypsllantl' Win. H. Osband, Ypsllantl, J. B. Wortley, ¦psiliuiii, Clark Cornwell, Ypsllanti, A. K. rreeinan, MancheHter. Rev. Thos. Holmes, of Clielsea then nddresseü tLe conTcntion upoD the topics of the times, and questlons ;u Issue in tlie umpaign. KKPRKSKNTATIVK COSVKNTION. The delegates for the flrst representave district assembled in the couticil room at the court house at "% o'clock. föhn F. Lawrence was called to chair, and Eyurt II. Scott made secretary. Alex. W. Hamilton and J. T. Jacobs were appointed a committee on crcdenials and reported delegates entitled to seuta. The name of Hon. Andrew J. Sawyer was presented to the conyention by A. V. Hamilton of tliis city and there béng no other ñames preented the rulos were suspended and he was made unanlmous choice of the conventton. A cjiumittee consisting of Jas. T. Honey, and [. N. S. Koster, were appointed to notify Mr. öawyer. The following gentlemen were chosen is a representative committee for the ensuingyear: Geo. H. Pond, of Ann Aror; Kmery E. Leiand, of Northlk'ld; Geo. H. Kempf, of Chelsea.