Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-22
COUNTY UNION CONVENTION.

In pursuance 10 notice previously given
by the l. nieR Central Coamttce, the dele
gates from the different townships, met 10 Tenn
plar Hall, in Delaware, August 6, 1862, at
IL o'clock a. IN. On motion, DIR. EIIJAu
CARNEY was called to the chair, and JAMES
e ETANs chosen Secretary.
A motion was made that the Chair appoint
Committee of five on Credentials, and the
following delegates were appointed: John Nc
Elroy, DR., Snvdgrass, j. T. Crawford j. Van
Sickle and j. Seekers.
Motion nude that the Chair appoint Com
Eaittec OF three on the business to be broagh;
before this Convention. T. +. Joy, David
Bush and j. b. Jones were appointed said
committee.
Motion to adjourn until o'clock p. m was
made aud carried
At ore o'clock the Convention met, DR.. T..
Carney in the chair
The Chairman from the committee on Gre
dentals reported that the delegation from
each township was full
The Chairman from the committee on busi-
ness made report as follows:
The committee on order of business recon-
mcud the following order.
lst, Nomination OF County Auditor; ID
Prosecuting Attorney; 81, Sheriff; 4th, Com
missioner, 9Th, County Surveyor; 9th, Infrm-
ry Director 7th, Corouer.
The vote TO be by ballet. g,he townships
TO be called in alphabetical order each town
ship to vote as cuiled by tl.eir delegates re
spectiyely, each delegate depositing his OWE
ballot The committee further recommended
that in case any delegation be not full that
such delegation be auth0riz ID to east the xete
to which such township be entitled
8th, Congressional delegates to be elected
by ballot; 9th, also delegates 20 State Conven-
tion; 9th, appointment of Central Commit
tee.
Motion 10 adopt by sections was made, and
all were adopted except the Sth.
The following substitute was adopted: That
each township appoint its proportion of dele
gates to the Congressional Convention.
The Convention Ipreceed to ballot.
COUNTY AUDITOR
LIST Ballot. G. Avery 80; Richard Rey-
nolds 81; Chas. Neal %; Geo. Eaton ii; d.
NJ. Rhodes c; Scattering 2. ID Ballot
G. Avery 30; Rich. Reynolds Al; Q. Neal l G;
Geo Z. Eaton IL; d. ~ Rhodes 8, Blank l !.
Sd Ballot. q. Avery 43; r. Reynolds 80;
q. Neal 2; d. w. Rhodes IL. 4th Ballot
j. c. Avery 4G; r. Reynolds 81; u. w.
Rhodes ].
PROsEGUIISG ATTORNEY.
LIST Ballot-H NJ. Carper lO3; Geo, w.
Hall ,.
sIERIFF.
B. G. w aters, by acclamation.
COMMISSIONER
1st Ballot-Geo. Wolhy 81 II. P Myers6;
e. e. Dricker 9; A. NJ. Fuller I6; R. r. Nc
alIister 30; w. II. Watson l3; d. w. Rhodes
/. ID Ballot-G. Wolhy 81; R. TiMcAllister
60; w. Il. Watson 8; T. p. Myers 4. Sd Bal
lot-R. Z. McAllister 3d. e. Wolaey 48; w
L. Watson >.
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
g. G. Eaton IL; q. Neal 35.
INFIRNARY DIRBCroR.
7. q. Miller 81; Ezra Riley u.
CORONER.
B. T. Wiley, by reclamation.
The following resolution was offered and
carried:
RcsolUed, That the Congressional delega-
tion from this county be and are hereby in
strncted to vote at the Congressional Con-
vention for James r. Hubbel for Candidate
for Congress, and to use all honorable means
to secure his nomination.
Delegates to the Congressional Convention
were then appointed by the several townships.
Whole number q.
Delegates to the State Convention were then
appointed as follows: j. g. Evans, J. N.
Stark, Charles Arthur, II. P. Myers.
The County Central Committe were then
appointed as follows;
Abraham Thomson, Chairman
S. P. Lott, Porter, DIR, e. Hyatt, Delaware,
j ohm Austin, ,Scioio; Dr. E. Carney, Berkshire
Hugh Cole, Marlborough.
On motion the convention adjourned
j. Q. EVANS, ELIJAH CARNEY,
Secretary. Chairman.