Republican Union County Convention in Freeport 1866
The Republican Party of Stephenson County will hold a convention at the Freeport Court House on September 10 1866 at 1 PM to nominate candidates for Representative in the General Assembly Sheriff and Coroner and to conduct other business. Delegates are allotted by town ward and 50 votes. caucuses are to be held September 0. The listed towns wards and delegates are named with a signed committee roster.
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Stephenson
Frééport
General Assembly
Algile
Freeport
Dakota
Brin
Florence
Wests Point
Conrad van Brocklin
John Barfoot
Silver Creek
William Heard
Harlem
George Thompson
John Epley
Buckeye
Wm. Young
Lancaster
H. Kaufman
Erin
W. P. Naramore
Onoco
West Point
A. T. Green
Wollapad
Massache
Ge “Dix
Doolittle
Washington
Raymond
Philadelphia
Jonson
National Union
Menias
H. Stephens
Taylor
Chalmers
Albert Pike
Doolitttle
Vallandigham
Dix
Hell
Chicago
Congress
Thurlow
Ohiown
Nee
Seymour
New York
Vallandighiini
Ohio
Nos Aertel
Philadelhia
Tate Angerritory
Hag
Congress of the
United States
The
the United States
Union
United .States
Republic
Calacara
Andrew Johnson
Nisiere
Schofield
Bee
Freedmen’s Bureau
Terry
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