Rensselaer Republican, Volume 16, Number 45, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 17 July 1884 — Result of the Primary Election as to choice of Candidates for Representative and Judge: [ARTICLE]

Result of the Primary Election as to choice of Candidates for Representative and Judge:

•, , ' _ [ RKI'ttESEXTATIVE. | JIBGE. »> > C > ~ ~ ~ .'==.',— A. -’ ~ - ■? '* ■ ■—E.A VKECINCT. I « f : Hli NT H" M Niarlboro :JO-14: 3: --I- : 'll 25: g; , Gillam •: 5.10: 3- : .- ■ .- .- . | I Barkley • ; 8;H- j; : i ; |]E 3; SE Marion : 1+: 3: S: ’fl fl; 6; 30; g: 5 NE Marion 14 1; 2 3: j; : ; ; 19; :J ; 1 NW Marion : 8; 8: 2- 8; hi: 28; 5: Sttrrev t : »:sßi 5: #: i : ’iSlfl: —■ Uc.Motte : I- : 2: -s-7—i 2 ’SS. fij Jordan •8- ; 5:’4: }: : 14 : 10Se < arncnter 21 : :2- ; : : .9:24; NeCaria-llter-28: .. JB’IO; W Carpenter: 8: : » 111 : ■ : 2 15 2i: WUeattlehl, uhinstructed “Hon.” Tom Wood voted for a loan of §60,000,000 by the Government to the sour-mash syndicate without interest, and will probably be able to make his campaign this year without asking for assessments upon his supporters for campaign expenses.—[Logansport Journal. The name of Mr. Hendricks will not, under the circumstances, add any strength to the ticket. The convention had just resolved that Mr. Hendricks was first in the affections of his party. After that resolution, the placing hijn as second to a man so wholly his inferior, so little known, and with so Small a record as Mr. Cleveland, was an insult to his self-respect. Four years ago Mr. Hendricks refused to take second place with Mr. Tilden, and it is i-hsrd to-see hoW he can accept it with Mr. Cleveland.—[lndianapolis Times. ‘