The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-08-14
From the Citizen and Gazette
Democratic Meeting.

Agreeably TO previous notice, large
number of Democrats assembled in the Court
House on last Saturday, for the purpose of
nominating Ticket to be supported at the
coming geGcral election.
The meeting was organized by calling DR..
Thomas PILCHER to the Chair, and appoints
ing S. GREssINGER, Secretary.
Judge KENNoN, by request of number OF
friends, delivered very interesting speech
in relation TO the new Constitution, ano exo
planatory of the judiciary system reported
by the committee. His speech was well ie
ceiYed.
D. H. Hazen moved for committee on
resolutions to be appointed, which motion
was voted down without discussion
Mr.. Swaney offered some resolutions of a
general character, and one in favor of the
election of Judges every three years; all of
which, on motion, was laid on the table.
Dr. West then offered some resolutions,
one expressing full confidence in Judge
Kennon as our delegate to The Constitution.
al Convention, and one condemning the aus
thor Of the article published in the Perry
county Democrat, together with others which,
by the request of Judge Kennon, after the
meeting had refused to lay them on the ta>
Bile, we're withdrawn.
On molten, Resolved, That we cordially
approve of the nomination of REUBEN WooD,
for Governor, ard ALEXANDER P. MILLER,
for member of the Board of Public Works.
Passed unanimously.
The nominating committee reported TO the
meeting the following meeting:
For Representative,
ROBERT HANEY,
Sheriff,
ROBERT CLAUDY,
Auditor,
ISAAC D. JOHNSON,
Recorder,
GEORGE ANDERSON,
Commissioner,
ROBERT MERRITT,
Surveyor,
THOMAS MITCHELL,
Poor House Director,
JACOB GOSSET.
On motion, tho report was unanimously
adopted.
The following named gentlemen were Op
pointed, by the Different townships, delegates
10 the FairvicW Convention:
Pulney-Ias. Kelsey, r. H. O'NeH;
Rchand = ohm Orr, Rob'I Chambers;
FIuching-J. A. Ray, s Dunn;
Pease-Thos. Mitchell, J. M. Smith;
Union-G w. Hazen, f. Mace;
Warren-G. Douglass, John Morrow;
Wayne-.Ias. Rinker, J. Creighton;
Wheeling jos. Lee, Thomas Gillespie;
CoIerain-A. Majors, jr., Jacob Berry;
Smith,. Coulter. Slas Hart;
Somerset IL 3. Blown, Jas. Burr, j;
Goshen
York. NJ, Gifin, ]. Gale, jr;
Mead
Washington--B. w. Cook, JAS. Mctvoy;
Kitkwood- IIarney, jr, J. McCouney.
And the following to the Congressional
to meet at Morrsto@n.
Pultney--A. Anderson, J. MIigan;
Flushng-Dr. Bethel, DR.. Pitcher;
Richland--I. E. Eaton, o. j, SwOneN w.
Klckol;
Pease -Thos. Mitchell, Jas. Nj. Smith;
nlon-R. B. Atkinson, r. s. Clark;
Warren Dr. Hoover, James Nuzurn;
Wayne John TaggaTt, Sum'I Fndley;
Wheeling Wm. Sharp, Thos NJ Nickel
Colerain-John Steel, Jesse Barton;
Slnitli--Wm. Evans, John Bigger;
Somerset t.-Robeh Claudy, "hos. Carter;
Goshen
Kirkwood--R. IIaney. sr., NJ. Harris, DR..
Chapman;
York--Geo. Lyle, z. A. Day;
Mead-R A. McMasters, ]. Dunlee;
Washington James Lyon, VIM. Lucas.
The CIar appointed The following Central
Committee for the county:
DR.. II. West, John Patton, Dr.. John Camp
bell, r. s. Clark and s. Gressnger.
On motion, the proceedings were directed
10 be published in the Gazette g. Citizens;
Convention adjourned.
THOS. PITCHER, Chairman.
s. GREssINGER, Secretary.
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