Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-09-16

nee and patriotism with which the s'Free
Democratic Standard is codcucted emin.
,ntly commends that paper to the patron
,ge and support of all lovers of freedom,
md, rs Democrats, we will endeavor to
,id in extending its circulation.
The Committee Of conference, through |
Benz. Williams, their chairman, made
report tbnt the joint committee, represen-
ling the two conventions this day assem-
bled, had, with entire unanimity agreed TO
to the respective conventions
the following ticket, to be supported, in
good faith and with Jealous effort, by the
old Democracy and the Free Democracy
of Summit County. '+ 4 |
For Representatsre, -.
SIDNEY EDGERTON, Of Akron.
Sheriff, ..- ..,r.,..- =
GEORGE LILLE, of Northfeld.
auditor, 5t. aza
NELSON B. STONE, of Tallmadge.
- "'s a.a Trtasarer,a -T~
WIN. H. DEWEY, of Portage
Commissioner, >''. -'.
BENJAMIN WILLIAMS, Of Green.
Coroner, -. ....-......
ANDREW HARRIS, Of Springfield.
Director Of County Imfrmary, !.
90. GEORGE BABCOX, of Bath.
s,.st s, Prosecuting Attorney, .t.,.,
HARVEY WHEDON, of Hudson.
On motion of Judge Caldwell Of Frank
lin, this last report was laid upon the
table and Mr.. Edgerton, the nominee for
Representative, addressed the Convention,
explained in very eloquent and stisfac-.
tory manner his political tenets, when
the report was taken up and unanimously
adopted by acclamation. r
On notion, Orlow F. Rice Of North.
hampton, was appointed a committee to-
wait upon the convention of the Free
Democracy and inform that body that the
tickle, ngrsed upon by the joint committee
of conference, had received the unqualified
sanction Of this Convention. ~ ...-.z..
A similar message was Immediately
thereafter received from the convention Of
the Free Democracy through MI. Will
liams Of Cuyahoga Falls. - .sa.'..ss -.
The following persons were then elected
members Of the Democratic Executive
Committee for Summit County, for the en-
suing year: ....-....,.- -. s...-.
Portage-Charles W. Brown, John
ShesbonGy, VIM. W. Plat. Hudson
J. B. Whedon, John Bateman, Stephen
Jnqua. Twinsbsrgh-E. T. Richardson,
E. Starkwea,her, S. D. Kelley. North
feld-Daniel Proctor, D. c. Bacon J. W.
Barlow. Boston-Thos. McCauley, Jon.
a,han Lllibridge, H. W. Myers. North
ampton-Orlow F. Rice, j. Harrington,
Arad Osborn: Csyahoga FaHs-O. B..
Beebe, ]. l.. Hommedieu, II. N. Gillett.
Stow-A. l.. Nickerson, Calvin Thomas,
David O'Brien. Tallmadgs-. Milo Stone,
James Cuiiss, George Peckham. Mid.
dlebury-John Johns, isaiah Steel, Roam
Clark ,jr. Springfeld-patrick Chr'sty,
/ John Brown, Jacob Yorrick. Green :
David French, Wm. R. Williams, George
Biddlemun. Franklin m-Chas. Haring
John Kaufman, Adam Soriick. Coren
try--Wm. Trple,t Isaac Fries, John
Waggoner.. Norton-Peter Waltz, Sam
uel Edgerly, Jason Jones. Copley-
John G. Stearns, H P. Oberholser, A
Adair. Bath-George Babcox, VIM
Mcneil, Wm Cogswell.a RichfeId-A
C. Pixley, Richard Sweet, Chauncey
/ Gilbert. -......- ,es.
On motion il was resolved that the En-
eculive, Committee be requested to meet a
their earliest-convenience, 10 make choice
of chairman and secretary, TO seclec
! from their number Central COMMITTEES
and 10 make other arrangements for th'
effective organization Of the party. -s~
On motion, resolved that the proceeding
/ Of this meeting be published in the Demo
cratic Standard. with a request that tht
editors Of the Portage Sentinel, Cleve lant
Plain Dealer and Ohio Statesman viii
please to copy. .F :~t
The Convention then adjourned without
day. .1-.E-L E
ANDREW HARRIS; Pres't
CHAs. HARlSe, } Vice GEO. LILLE,
J. SToFFER, Presi. Roam CLARKE,
Milo sross, dents CALVIN rBoMA
R4s'p Ws q o,h,,.s' T,..,' Secretaries. ..s-.
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