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Republican County Convention.At 3 o’clock yesterday afternoon the delegates from different portions of the coonty mot in Convention in the Recorder's Coart room, fit the Coart House, for the purpose of nomination delegates to attend the Congressional Convention to be held at Dixon, on the 26th of Jul^ next iThe Hon. Wm. B. Ogden was called to the chair, and upon taking his seat made a short speech, which was warmly received and loudly applauded.U. R. Hawley and U. N. Fmbie were then appointed Secretaries. The former gentleman not being present J. Lyle King was appointed to fill his place. ,A committee, consisting of the following gen: tlemen, was then appointed by the chair, with instructions to act upon the credentials of delegates present:Committee—Dr. Messier of Jefferson, Peter Page of Chicago, and J. £. Kennicott of Elk Grove.'ihiB committee commenced business immediately, and the chairmen of the various delegations presented their credentials.The following list of accredited delegates to the Couot7 Convention, was presented:Fibst Ward.—Luther Haven, L. W. Moot'd me ry .Peter Pape, F. Mali la, J. T. Edwards,manniveto s cries lt;that stand heart; lows: To not stilonehetwican dothero’acehaouiglorywbidfrienippmerj. rcmf i «pc, c. juauia, w. i. Eiaw»rQ8(H-nry winning, James Long,.T. IV. Wads worth, W. L. Church, J. 0. Aiiui, J. P. Lyod.Second Wabd—I. L. Millikeo, J. M Adsit,' Charles Busby, Peter Wolff, Jos Pollock,*G. W. Davenport. U. It. Hawley, F, Reinhart, Julius Rosenthal, C. B. Heartt, J. Lyle King, George Schweiofurth.Third Ward—D. Horton, H. Deal, Louis Herbert, Martin Dodge, Cyrus Keeler, C. H Gnnbert, Adolph Mueller.Fourth Ward—John Raber, Wm. Justice,L. Latnperts, F. Shilling, H. F'aok, 13. I). Peacock.Fifth Wxrd—H. Wbbeck, P. W. Gates John A. Bros?, Cba«. L chtenbergtr, W. M. Dunn, A. B. Cook, J ho Brown, John A. Tyrrell, Jo seph N. Hendrick*, Solomon Willson,' T. M. Avery, W. A. Groves. G. P. Hansen. \Sixrn Ward—If. W. Qumly, A. B. Johnson, D. D: Driscoll, Henry Brandt, Elias Olsen, D. C. Ferguson, L, F. Waite, John Kohl, George Costswortb, Peter Beygeb, John Amondsor, F. E Smal'ey, B. H. Bruns, Moses Grey, Louis' Rich berg, Joseph Hogan, J. 31. L«mbin.Seventh Wabd—S. D. Childs, Fidel Scblond, S. H. Greeley, John Ruh. Andrew Nelson, WiL h»m Conklin, Christian Kcoepfer, Henry Uett,: James Grant, John Leber, J. G Peterson, A. C. Hessi?, Ludwig Keller, W. H. Clark, U.K. AluPcr, Philip We’iel.Eighth Ward-E. C. L«med, Iver Lawson, Wm. F DeWolf, George Knerr, A.J. Wrighi, 0*»n Gelnrke, Hpry A Kaufiian. .Ni'TH Ward—Wm B. Ogden, John H. Kin-rie, F. Grand, Eli Bites. _ ..Tenth Wabo—John Lob»teio‘ Charles Hop-kiosen, • H N. Frisbie, Charles R eiz, Fred Kolman. H B. finger, Charles Ensworth, D. A, Smith, Conrad Smith.2OWNS.Jitferton—H. F. Messier, W. P. Gray, Bee]. Chase.Wo; th—A, K. Breed, L. Chatroop, J. Perians. L-morit—A. J. Cobb.P-il*—M. A. Powel, Alex. Robertson.Cicern—3no. Crawford, N. Wtbb.S'k Grove—Yolney Parker, J. E. Kennicott. B'tmtn—C. Soiiih. W. Patrick.R'ch—M. Arnold, F. MMer.£ior'tn—L. Henree, Cha’s Ssufer.Lak.—J6bn McGla-hen, C. B. Wafte.Palatini—J. H. Fablman, Joel Wood, C, II, Stewart.Like View—Jas 0 Bees.Thorn* ou—G. IV. Morris. A. H. Dalton. Emneion—T C. Hoag, E Hcskins.MUs-J. H. Moulton, J. M.Ine.Orlande J. CJAIyrick, W. Jachs^n.Proti o—Wm. K Gintbcr, P. Buchlander. Maine— H. W. Philips, A. T. M-ner. lytne—S’eph. White, N. S. Oarrlogton. Lyndtn— P. Boorbon, Cbas. Vanatta.H'e-t VThftUng—Hiram Kennicott, N. H. Dan-tou, W. Rcovil'e.A’ew Trier—C. E. Peck.WW Ch wgo—A. S-ienbaos.South Chicago—B. F. Downing.No delegates were present from Barrington, Hanover, Schaumburg or North Chicago.On motion of Cbas. B. Waite it was carried that a portion of the delegates present from any of the towns be entitled to cast the whola vote of the delegation, as thoogb it were complete.A doub’e delegation being present from Palos, was on motion earned to admit both.. The roll of delegates was then called and vacancies ere filled.A committee of five, consisting of E. C. Earned, H. Kennicott, Geo. Knccr, C. P. Holden and Jas. H. Rees, was appointed to present list of thirty four delegates to represent Cook County in the Congressional Convention to be held at Dixon, on the 26th of July next. This committee retired and in a few minutes presented the following, and iheir report was cepted and the list accepted.DELEGATES TO DIXOX.W. B. Ogden, J. M. Richards,J. H Dunham, Tbeo Hart man,Vau H. Higgins, Jao Vf. Waughop.Samuel Huai d, G W. Noble,LutherH.ven, Otto G-lpc-e,L Berntaoo, W. A. Graves,W. L. Church, James Ling,A. C. Ilesmg, Cna*. n iptmson,C. P. C Holden, H. B. Hurd,ft. B. Stone, B. Kenoicoit,Jno. C Miller, E. S. WiM.ms,Dr. — Lynn, M. N. K'total),U. L. Wi’Uon, A. K. Breed,Andrew Neiaon, Geo W Morris,E.C La-ned, 31. Arnold,W. B. Egan, A. B. Hutton,Geo. Scnneider, Sterling Sherman.ALTERNATES.you 1 vent i recti .ec-i ihe p thosehood(Woeurliwbic wbic nisei hope the j —to banc nelt;H[Chiehoijust[Co’J. Lyle King, Lewis A. Brown,Wm. M. Dunn, C. H. Abbott,Jno. AIcGiashcn, G. P. Hansen,Peter Page, A. Kolin,I) C. Ferguson, G. Leverenx,W. H. E idy, A. B. Cook,Jno. A. Bross, A. Pierce,D. F. Wilson, Jno. C. Dure,‘ Jyrus Bentley, 3r. H Bet son,Jno. Lobatein, Homer Curtis,C. Buiz, T W. Wadsworth,W. James, Geo, Scoti’Je,L H. Montgomery, Geo. Coatswortb,J at*. H. Rees, Cbas. Busbr,V Mahla, li N. Frisbie.W. F. DeWolf, J. H. Moulton.J. Auiondaon,The following persons were then appointed a Committee to report resolutions expressive of the views of the Convention: S. M. Wilaor, L. W. Slontgomery, A. K. Breed, Otto GeJpcke, and James Long.The following resolurions were presented by tbe Committee, and unanimously adopted by the Conventiontypes thus, •ritten Cold ?s thisTbe Republicans of Cook county, in Convention assembled, do hereby renew their devotion to tbe great cause of Republicanism, and do I ereby approve and adopt the platform laid down at the National Convention assembled at Chicago, as tbe true expression of the Republican creed, and they do hereby pledge the Republican party of Cook coouty to a brm adherence to the principles of liberty embraced in this platform.R-iolvtdt That we recognize in Abraham LilcoIu and Hannibal Hamlin true representatives of tbe Republican party, and worthy standard bearers of tbe great cause of Justice and Liberty, and tbe Republicans of Cook county, while rejoicing in tbe nominaiion of Lincoln and Hamlin, do »t the same time bail with de-bght the nominations forRtate officers made at Decatur, recognizing in the candidates there placed in nomination true Republicans, worthy of tbe offices for which they have respectively been nominated.Reti-lrxd. That this Convention present the name of Hon. Isaac N. Arnold, of Cook County, as its unanimous choice as tbe Republican candidate f-r Congress for the Second Congressional District, and instruct their delegates. - .. kim mm a l.nii ../) in hr. .IV k...._ for bim, as a unit, and to use all honorable means to secure his election.RtBilted, That this Cnove tion recommend Mr. Arnold to the Repunli-ans of the other counties comprising said District as an earnest, active and efficient leader in tbe Re publican patty, whose fidelity to tbe cause of iree labor at d tbe pricciples of Constitutional liberty has been uns*er*iog, and whose eminent ebdiiies, both as a lawyer and legLlator, fit'y qualify him to represent in a faihful and efficient manner, tbe interests of this District, -1— r th» TTnir—1 *
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