The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-09-16
Democratic Representative Conven.
ton.
PUTNAM AND HENRY DISTRICT.

henry OounHeS, aSSemDleQ IN ConVenN
tion at The Court House, in Kalida, at
IL O'Clock, M, on Tuesday, the 9th day
Of September, A, D. 1853, to nominate
candidate for Representative of The Dis
trict in the General Assembly. Hon.
JAMES. G. HALY, Of Henry, was called
10 preside, and Messrs. w. ]. JACKSON,
Of Henry, and A. BUDD, Of Putnam, were
chosen Secretaries.
On motion of E. Sheffield, Esq, the
Chair appointed Messrs i. Sheffield and
w. Dodd, Of Henry, and 9. NJ Godfrey
J. E. Creighton, and A, ]. Taylor, of
Putnam, Committee on Rules and APPS
portionment
On motion of T, r. Mcclure, ESQ.,,
the Chair appointed Messrs. Il. R. Nc
Clure, W. J. Jackson, Vim. Krouse,
S. Maple, and L. De Lucenay, Com
mittee on Credentials.
On motion of John Monroe, ESQ, the
Chair appointed Messrs. John Monroe,
Elan Day, jr., and Ro5t. Douglass, Of
Putnam, and w. Dodd, and =. Sheffield,
of Henry a Committee on Resolutions
On motion Of E. Sheffield, Esq,
Resolped, That the Convention in>
struct the Committee on Apporlionmenl
to take the Presidential vote Of 1852 as
the basis in experimenting the vote.
T. r. Mcclure, from ibe Committee
on Credentials presented the following
report which was unanimously adopted:
The Committee on Credentials beg
leave to report the following list Of DEL
egates from the several townships ofPut>
nam County, in this Convention.
Blanchard W. Crawis, E. Day,
L. N. Crawfs, ]. E. Creighton, s. Maple,
John Crawfs, S. P. Weaver, John Nes>
wander, w. Mcclure, Jackson Stout,
John Cunningham, S. Hickison, c. EN-
mons, J, X Farver.
J0ckson-C s. Martin, David Carey
J. Parrish, VIM. Smith.
Monterey-W. S. Hammond, G. Ba'
con, VIM. Reckau.
Union-C. M. Godfrey, s. R. Miller
! T. R. Mcclure, s. Parker, A. ]. Taylor
A. Budd, John Monroe, r. Douglass, |
McCracken.
Sugar Creek- Daniel Vaughn, VIM
J Crabill, E.-A. Husson, Jas. Monroe, Rob
ert Fauself, Geo. Best, Vance Robb.
; Jennings-L, De Lucenay, S Rekar'
F. Jameson, Vim. Helmkemp, G. Roabe
R. H. Lemkuhle, G. Baker.
Pleasant-Geo. Parrish, Jos. Belford
A. Edmords, A. J. Ftucbey, AID. Smith
s M. Hyner.
Liberty-J. W. Peckinpaugb, F. S
g Godfrey, Henry Green, ]. P. Armstrong
VIM. Krouse.
y Riley-Henry Kiilheffer, Thos. Lake
s Samuel Krohn, H Bosser, Samu'
II Hooper, j. Nye.
n GreensJmgh-John P. Simonds, !
S. Kkendall, L. Grove, Geo. R. Grove,
's Fender, A. Fender, II. Ayres, II /. Dang
y Ter.
o Peny-s. McClish, S.. DimocI
u VIM. Scott.
n OHowa-John G. BockboId, J. NJ. r.
e dabaugh, II. H. Recker, Jas H. Smitl
Henry Karhof, " Guiron, G. Uphau
W. Sacke!t. F, Verhotf, A. Crow, "
J! Schierloh, II. Schleler, s. Perkey. !
nj II. Rotbman, E. Allen.
G Van Bren-Wm. Killpatrick, Pet'
n Bowman. And from
o Henry County-James G. Haly, ]
s Sheffield, Vim. Dodd, and W. j. Jacl
d son.
All of which is respectfully submitte
IT. r. MCCLURE,
SIMON MAPLE,
l.. DELUCENAY,
= w. ]. JACKSON,
- WILLIAM KROUSl
!, Com. on Credeatial
!. Z. Sheffield, from the Committee c
e Rules ard Apportionment presented Il
!, following Report which was received ar
~ adopted unanimously:
The Committee on Rules and Appu
" tionment ask leave TO report the FOLLOW
ling:
10 1st That each county be entitled