Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-09


The Convention Of the oRQsrs OF the Coun-
" Agricultural Societies, y connection with
the statt Boasi q Aslipuluto, ~ stPOlaps.
bus on the al Alex. Wsdaf, u Cl,|t Pre-
sidinf Sons fhy.stsen conntia5 weil ratis'
sented. CuyahOga by A A. Jevett, Eric by
Bsuiu,s Huron W Aige Bightmap, Lake -by.
J Axtel, Medina BY Jesse seeiy, Portage
by 7. l. Hins, stASk.by il REYNOLDS, ssnHFHit
by H. p. Cannon, Tnmbull BY II Austin,
Ashland BY Mr.. Osborn, and Wayne BY VIM
TaggarS 0[ OW
The statement Of the iiaanOial condition Of
the BOARD lead-h ths PrsAidspi, was not very
fiattering. 1tisas 70 iOwU
Balance on haPa 4 l'i' '.'il'mf7i' 9'g . sn so
Procrsds ef loan Of CLIFTON Bank coiuinbus li3 W
Received q ,SsS e A'eoun' q r.S' 2. = sss 70
Received on appropriation from Legslanutt. 2S5g 80
Eseslyyd sslsPe9 oe lrsiI,el've aagYPyrP9n' f9W
First day. l.l..l..S3t 20
Seeopd dty ty,-.....-.....-.--..... .1,663 80 of
TAifddsya J. :, /. - IL. IA .ssgi a .s5Aa
,eS1sd sSSsS proceed, Sss Of note Of 5000 x a6s
Vile les. dl,eogns;: z; .,.n S 90 S1
On rent Of ground tor stands. ~ eO
i-''- 1850 %
Pald on suudry vouehera a. per account 1870 "a
showing Balance due L. Battles, Treasurer Of 2il Of
The subject of permanent location Of the
State Fair .. some point in the State at which
the citizens can Be best accommodated, was dis
cussed At length and with spirit A resolution
was finally adopted instructiug tho Board %
consider the prOpriety of Locating the Fair tHO
sucosssiYe years At one place. 4 .TDOTEg
The terms Of the following members Of The
old Buard---8Bessrs, Battles, Rebsr, Rawsoni
TOwnshend and Trunbnll- having eHpirea.t Ore
following gentlemen were announced as candid
ates: 81 'tt =,
aMessrs, Jones, Of Delaware county, Reber
OF Fairfield; TOwhshend, of Iorain; Ttinbie,
q HigtiSndi BHitEeli Of Seneca; Raws9n, o.
SanduskyJ Perkins, Of Trumbull; Bscket, o
lsWashiqgton BqttlsI.Z of FFqnelipS Need " oi
Franklin; Peters, Of Marion; Gahsgan, ef hi
amif CLARK, Of Harrison, and Taylor otkrank
lin! llllkl si.sk,t UTII .IF-T4F .
Ohths fifst ballot, 81 votes haFiug -bsen east
the following gent lemen having received a ma
iority Of, at Sl6 declArod gsleOied Henry Per
II kius, Of Trumbull county, AZ votes; John Re
ber, Of Fairfield county, AZ; j. NJ Tdmble, o.
, Highland, 80; Norton s. TownsheDd, of Lo
rain, ssI TJ0- Jones, OF Delaware, 29'Fy
Mr., Reemelin addressed the Convention up
II on The spbjscs Of the State Reform School a
Lancaster. and when be had concluded Ar
Lsdd offered the following resolution, whicl
:, vas adVocstedby Mr.. Foote, of this city, pnC
/ unanimously adopted: ai'7 ,s-isi sasas-s /
Il ResOlpsd, Thstthis Goavention earnestly rec
ommends to the officers Of County Agrieul
turAl Societies to. use all practical means, Z
procure 'fututs homes and emPloyment for tn
, commended pupils of the. State Reform School
The subject Of grasses was taken up and die
/ oussed. 'rH s-s
, Tie Executive COhmitteeOft the State Board
in connection with the Corresponding seereta
Fry were requested to furnish topics for the dis
+ eussion of future Conventions, and to reques
written lessnya upon gu subjects lii TrT
It was resolved TO ash the Legislature Z
ich1nRe the time Of holding the Conventions 1
the irss "Wednesday after the frat Monday q
Jah6aryl oJhtenii6n adiotirhed hhs dc.