The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-09-02
Paulding County Democratic Con-
VentiOU.

the ensuing Representative and Senatorial
District Conventions.
The meeting was organized by calling 6.
C. MUDGETT, to the Chair, and appointing
A.C. ADAMS, Secretary.
cJ.W. Ayres, offered the following resolu-
ton:
Resolped, That this Convention appoint
every democrat in the County delegates
to said Conventions which was lost
The following resolution was then offered
by A. j. Taylor:
Resolred, That a committee consisting OF
one delegate from each township in the coun
ty be appointed by the Chair, to examine
the credentials of delegates to this Conven-
ton.
J. S. Shook, moved to amend, by striking
out the words "conssting of one delegate
from each township" and inserting in their
stead, the words "three PERSONS" The re-
solution as amended, was sthen adopted,
whereupon the Chair appointed Al. Taylor,
]. S. Shook, and w. X. Daggett, said COM
mttee: who retired, and in few minutes
presented the following report: "That eve
nv democrat present, who is resident of the
county, is rightfuly authorized 10 act as
delegate in this Convonton"-which report
was unanimously adopted.
On motion, of J. S. Shook, it was
Resolred, That committee consisting of
one delegate from each township represent
ed in this Convention, be appointed by the
Chair, to fix the number of delegates for
each township, and to name suitable per-
sens 10 serve as such in said district Conven-
lions; which was carried.
The Chair appointed the following per-
sons, viz: F. Lyon, VIM. N. Shook, S. r.
Hudson, John Fisher and P. Earlabaugh,
said committee; who reported as follows:
eThat Auglaize, Brown and Carryall
townships, are each Untitled to eight dele
gates; Crane, six; Benton, Harrison and
Washington, each, three; and Jackson, two"
The said committee named the following
persons from the several townships, to serve
.as delegates, to the Representative District
Convention, viz:
From Auglaize, tp-Isaac Robins, l..
Knight, H. Marcellus, A. 6. Adams, F.
Lyon, V. R. Smith, J. Mason and G. Mason.
Broun tp.-Wm. Smith, J. Hudson, RS.
Banks, A. S. Latty, A. J.. Taylor, E. J
o.'"' ~ " ~ MI
CawydH tp.-K' Banks, SEN u; y: MUD
gett >. M fhelps, WIN, ~ ShooN' W. II;
Snook, isaac "ooocox' H. A. 0llaler ana
Robert Murphy.
Crane tp-E. Burwell, T. c. Banks, Geo.
Gordon, A. ]. Smith, A. Davis and P. Ear
labaugh.
Harrison tp--John FISHER, John sheP-
herd and Joel Culver.
Benton tp:-DanIel Malott, ). w. HOLM
ger ana IL. ohugals.
Washington tp'-"m. Harrell, Sen, Jesse
Harrell and MN, fiarter, Jun.
Jackson tp.--hooert barnhlll ana ROBERT
Reed.
And the following persons to serve as de-
legates to the senatorial convention, 10 VIII
From A4Sta'Se p--Hm' N; Daggeu'
Sen, Isaac Robins, L.: hn,gnt, H. Marcelius'
A. q. Adams, V. H. Smith, +. Lyon, and ).
Mason.
Broun tp.-Wm. Smith, ). hudson, D. ).
Shook, 5. X. Hudson, A. j.; Taylor, Adam
Sroufe, IL. >. Banks ana "A. D. LAZY.
CarTgaH tP.-G. Z: Mudget, wilson II.
Shook, John Phelps, VIM. N. Snook, Isaac
Woodcox, II. "A. Shater, Robert Murphy
and Lewis Sperrler,
Crane tp;-S. Gordon, n. Banks, Geo.
Gordon, Al. Smith, A. DAVIS ana r Ear
labangh... ",
washington tp'-"m' Harrell, jesse liar
reli, and John Harter' ?, e,
Benton tp.-Dan'el Malott, IL. ohugars
and John w. Hollonger.
Harrison tp.-John flsher, D. ehepherd
md l1lu
Jackson tp.--Robert barnhlll and Robert