The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-04

thanks 10 the Soldiers of the Army, and
the Sailors Of the Navy.
The resolutions were taken up and
acted upon separately and all Of them
adopted unanimously.
Mr.. Watson also reported the follow
ing resolution which were unanimously |
adopted.
Rssolred, That the Delegates present |
from the several townships appoint three
active men from their respective town
ships, us a Township Central Committee,
their names to be reported to this con-
veution before II adjourn; said Town
ship Committee to act as counselling
and advisory Committee to the County
Central Committee.
Resolved, That the County and Town.
ship Conventions meet in Tifiin, on
Saturday, the 9th day Of August, Tor
the purpose Of agreeing upon tho best
mode action for she ensuing political
campaign.
Judge IIord from the Committee on
Rules, made the following report which
was adopted;
LIST. Delegates present from each
township, shall cast the full vote Of their
respective townships.
al. The rules regulating parliamentary
bodies shall. so far as applicable, govern
the proc edings Of this Convention.
ard. When Two or more candidates are
named for the same Office, the vote shall
be taken by ballot, otherwise viva uoce.
Ath. A majority of all the votes cast
shall be necessary for choice.
9th. Nominations shall proceed in the
order IN which they are named in the
call for the convention.
The Convention then proceeded to nom.
| mate candidates for several the county
offices TO be filled at the ensuing election
Col. James NJ. Stevens, was pomin-
a,ed by occlamation for County Auditor.
For Treasurer, Capt. Jesse Shriver,
was unaniu, u-ly nominated.
For Sheriff, Levi Weirick, was unaui-
mously nominated.
For Coroner, Horace Hall, Of Adams,
was unanimously nominated,
For In6rmnry Director for one year,
Benjamin Rceme, of Clinton, was unsni'
mously nominated.
For Infirmnry Director for three years
John w. Barrick, of Eden, was ununi'
; IN, usly nominated.
For Commissioner the following gen
tlcmen were tanned: David NJ. Neikirk
of Scipio; Henry Davidson, OF Seneca
= and Dennis F. Cramer, of Clinton.
e lsT. BALLOT.
y Neikirk, 56
g Davidson, 81
!. Cramer, II
= Necessary To choice 81. David N
o Neikirk, having received majority o
= oil the votes cast, he was, on motion o
'. Col. Stevens, declared the unanimou
J. choice of the Convention for Commis
I. .er.
L Tho following are the Townships an
Ward Central Committee.
C ApAms--Isoac Stillwcll, II w Harri
n son, Levi Coup
BLOOM j A Newman, James Boyd
d II Wilson.
BIG SrRrse--Petcr Brnyton, Jamc
- Cuites, d NJ Ash.
!. CLINros--C C Park, ii NJ McCIel
land, James Myers.
EpEs--Jno ID, Llnoicr. Hiram Prat,
Joseph swigsrt.
JAcKsos--Thomns Penwell, iona
!. Foster, Sampson Swgari.
d LBERTY-Dr Kennedy, d Martin
n J Z Feasel.
l. UDos-M II Chance, C Foster
Samuel * ;zer.
PLEAsAST-P A Mngee, George AT
T. bot. Jacob Bowersock,
REED-Noah Lapham, Adam Wis
!. Timothy Weed.
IN Scrro-J S Smith, C Osborn S
r. Gray.
SENECA II Brinkcrhofl, David Gu
g yer, VIM DAVIDSON.
y THoMPsoN--E Welkcr, David Stew
art, II G Hartman.
VENICE Samuel J Seeds, Johnso
:, Ford, Alfred Rice.
I lsr. WARD--John Shown. + w Ou
!, and, = d Seed.
I'D. WARp-Benj. Kaup, Aaro
Ogle, l. A Hall.
> After few able remarks by CO.. Saw
i, yer, the c invention adjourned sine die.
E.J. WELKER. Chairman.
i. A. KAGA,
nj J. ii. pIvrEsGHR,S Seere'a'ie"'