Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-09-11

according to the appOrtionmont, az per
the call for the Union Senatorial Conven-
ton, the total vote Of Trumbun county for
Supreme Judge at the last election, being
o2S5, this county is entitled to ffty-three
delegates. The delegates from the differ
ent townships, except Warren, have been
apportioned in the same ratio, viz one'del-
egate for every one hundred Toses, and for
every fraction over fifty. Warren, having
given 665 votes for Supreme Judge, Is en-
titled to seven delegates, but as the frac-
lions of votes in the townships are such as
to give to them one more delegate than the
county is entitled to, it is necessary to take
ono delegate from 9he number aR0tted to
come one township. Warren, having the
highest number, can best afOrd to be gen
'erous, and one is taken from her share,
leaving to her six, instead Of seven, dele
gates.
JUDICIAL CONVENTION.
To the People Of Portage, TrumbuH and
Aahonirg Counties:
The undersigned, believing that in the
time of great National peril. patriotism
should take the place of partizanship. and
that all men who arc loyal to the COnsti-
tuition, should unite together for It's pro
lection against rebellion, respectfully and
earnestly call upon the citizens of said
counties, who are in favor of the maintc-
nance Of the National Government, the en-
forcement of the laws, and the vigorous
prosecution of the war, until treason is
crushed out, to meet in their several town.
ships, on Saturday, Sept, 14th, 1861, at
6 o'clock P. NJ, and appoint delegates to
a Judicial Convention, to be held at
-Ne1ctOS Fall, Oh Wednesday, Sept. 1871,
1861, to nominate 4 candidate to be sup
ported at the October election. for Judge of
the Judicial District, composed of the above
counties. The convention to consist of one
delegate for every two hundred votes cast
at the Presidential election of 1860.
Under the above -apportionment, Trum-
bull county is entitled to 80 delegates,
which are apportiOncd as follows: One
delegate to each township; one additional
delegate to the townships of Liberty and
Newton; two additional to Weathersfeld,
and three additional to Warren.
COUNTY CONVENTION.
The undersigned citizens of Trumbull
County, duly impressed with the response
: bility resting upon them as members of
this government, and believing that the
present is an epoch in the history of our
country when party ~andPersonal consider
atoms should be laid aside and all true pat
riots should unite their efforts in maintain
ing the Union, the Constitution and the
-LGEs; and believing as We do, that party
organizations should always be subservient
to the interests of the country, and as the
interests Of the country now demand the
best energies Of all loyal citizens to put
down the present wicked and unjust rebel
lion, we are resolved to lay aside all par
tizanship and rally as one man to save
from ruin the good government our fathers
gave US. Therefore, VIC unite in a call for
a Peoples Union County Convention, with
out distinction Of party, to beheldat War
1en on Thursday. Sept. 10Th inst, TO put
in nomination to be supported by theipeo-
pie at the coming election in October, one
Representative, one Treasurer. one Sheriff,
enc Recorder. enc Prosecuting Attorney,
o Commissioner, one Coroner, one Coun-
III Surveyor, and ono Director of In6rm-
iafy.
That the ratio of representation in said
convention shall be one delegate from each
isownship and ono delegatcfo every fifty