The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-11-12

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rejected BY the Canvassers, giving the GER
%tiicate to Daniel B. Kinney.
Common Pleas Judges Elected.
The following, says the Statesman, is
full, and we believe a correct list Of the Com
mon Pleas Judges elected in Ohio on the ed
Tuesday of October. We have arranged
them as the New Constitution requires un-
der their several districts, in which either
Judge of the subdivision can hold court. For
instance, Judge Stillwell, of Muskingum
county, can hold court in this, Harrison
county, and Judge Jewett, of Jefferson coun
ty, can hold court in Muskingum, if so de-
sired by necessity, or otherwise,
Out of the 81 Judges of Common Pleas
elected, the Democrats have elected 10, the
wings 8, and the free sellers l. and yet in
the Sixth District, where, in the three sub
divisions there is but one county wing, and
that a small majority, there are two wing
Judges elected. This occurred by divisions
and distractions among the democrats, that
for decency's sake, if nothing else, should be
discarded from among them. fit is amuse-
ment to those concerned in it, they may rely
upon it, that it is not music to their friends
at @ distance.
The election of Mr.. Rogers, in the subdi-
vision composed of Clark, Greene, Warren
and Clinton, was a pure triumph of charac-
ter and worth overa very injudicious nomi-
nation of the wings. AS we understand Mr..
Rogers desires to be considered one of the
democratic family, we place him in the list.
He was the free soil nominee for Attorney
General, and declined,
One great cause of the unparalleled sue
cess ofthe democrats in electing SO many of
their judges in the following list, is the high
CHI aracter and admirable fitness of the men
selected for the posts of honor conferred
upon them.
Their terms of Office continue for FIVE
years; may they meet the highest expecta-
tons of their friends and the public at large:
FIRST DISTRICT.
Hamilton Stanley Matthews, Robert B..
Warden and A. G. w. Carter, dems,
SECOND DISTRICT.
First Subdivision---Butler, Preble and
Darke---Abner Haines, dem.
Second Subdivision Montgomery, Miami
and Champaign---Ralph s. Hart, whig.
Third Subdivision Warren, Clinton,
Greene and Clark---William A. Rogers, dem.
THIRD DISTRICT.
First Subdivision --Shelby, Auglaize, AL
len, Hardin, Logan, Union and Marion
Benjamin +. Metcalf, dem.
Second Subdivision Mercer, Nan Vert,
Putnam, Paulding, Defiance, Williams, Hen
Nv and Fulton---John NJ. Palmer, dem.
Third Subdivision---Wood Seneca, Han
cock, Wyandot and Crawford---Lawrsnce
w. Hall, dem.
| FOURTH DISTRICT.
First Subdivision---Lucas, Ottowa, San
dus Ky Erie and Huron---Lucius B. Otis, dem.
SEE, md Subdivision---Lorain Medina and
s,r,,. ~,it---Samuel Humphreyville, dem.
Third subdivision --Cuyahoga---Samu
starkweat,h her, dem,
FIFTH DISTRICT.
E;rst subd;v,' sioa ---Clermont, Brown and
Adams.sssheparo' f, Norris, dem.
Second Subdivision ~ Ross, Highland and
Fayette---Iohp L. Green, wing.
Third Subdivision---l'ickaway Franklin
Northumberland T, RA ties
SIXTH nIsTRICT.
First Su bdivision--Lioking hno1 aho
Delaware---R,,lli G. HWd, wing.
Second suSdl' ,vision---Morraw, R'chtahO
and Ashland---Jsm,es Stewart, dem.
Third Subdivision Wayne, Holmes and
Coshocton--Martin Weller, WING, =,
First Subdivision --Fairfel.a, FefrF aRo
Hooking Henry G. Whitman, ,aem,
Second Subdivision jackson, Fhloa'
Pike, Scioto and Lawrence---Willi"" "
Peck, wing,
Third Subdivision -Gallia, Meigs, Athe. rs
and Washington ---Simeon Nash, whig.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
First Subdivision -Muskingum and Nor
gan---Richard Stillwell, wing.
Second Subdivision Guernsey, Belmont
and Monroe---Rober J, Alexander, dem.
Third Subdivision jefferson, Harrison
and Tuscarawas---Th Thomas L. Jewett, dem.
/ NINTH DISTRICT.
First Subdivision stark, Carroll aid
Columbiana--- George W. Belden, dem,
Second Subdivision -Trumbull, Portage
and Mahoning-- Luther Day, dem.
Third Subdivision --Geauga, Lake aHd
Ashtabula- Reuben Hitchcock, free soil,