Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-23
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION |
10 THE DELEaATES:

The Delegates from each Congressional
District viii meet on Wednesday, Marcel
4 23d, 1864, at o'clock A. NJ, and appoint
one Of their number TO serve on each of the
following Committees, to be reported to the
Convention at l01S o'clock, viz:
First-Comnittee on Credentials;
Second-Committee on Permanent Or
ganizaton, Rules, and Order of Business;
Third-Committee on Resolutions;
Fourth-Committee 10 select State
Central Committee.
These Committees will meet Immediately
after the adjournment Of the Convention In
| the forenoon, as indicated below: 1a 81
| l. Committee on Credentials, in the office
of the Secretary Of State; srD.a,i,..
/ 2. COMMITTEES on Permanent Organiza-
tion, &c, in the office Of the Fund Commis-
| sioners; j.. y, t.tlo,
8. Committee on Resolutions, in Room
No. Is, American Hotel; ',,.., {,g I
A. Committee to select State Central Com
mittee, in the office of the Attorney GEN
eral. 3i,.,..nie ..-s,,
The district Delegations will meet at the
places named below, at 0 A. M, as already
| stated: 4.f, ..l,,', ,.s...-
LIST and ID Districts-In the Attorney
| Generals office; @s 5af
Sd District-In the Office Of the Secretary
4th Dlstrict-In Room No. 90, American
.5th District-In Room No. SO, American
Hotel; .....i9 ~, IL ts..
9th District In Room No, 95, Neil House;
9TH District-In Room No. IL, American
Hotel; ~. III g.-,..'erf rs ,I..,
Sth District-In Room No, llo, American
Hotel; E..-s.,,. h ,t,i !
9th District-In the private office Of the
Secretary of State; t Z
10th District--In the office of the Fund
Commissioners; l
18th District-In the Parlor Of the Good
ale House; l cf,,.,.sr, f,.5 '''....,,. ,.,i, Z
18th Dlstrict-In the Parlor OF the Ameri-
can Hotel; ~
18th District-In Room No. 12S, Neil
House; r4rt
i4th District--In Room No. 10, Goodale
House; fl.,,
18th District-In the Reception Room of
the Neil House;
10th District-In Room No. 8, Buckeye
House;
18th District-In Room No. 81, American
Hotel; ,r
18th District-In Room No. lS4, Neil
House;
10th District-In Room No. OIL, State
House.
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS.
The Congressional Districts are now COM
posed as follows: @ aHa9u 400
lst DIsTRIcTI-The first second, third,
fourth, fifth, seventh, ninth. tenth, eleventh,
thirteenth, and seventeenth wards of the
city of Cincinnati, and the townships of
Anderson, Columbia, Spencer, Symmes and
Sycamore the corporation of Reading, and
thenortheast and southeast precincts of Mill
Creek township. -. aaa q
I'd. The sixth, eighth, twelfth, fourteenth.
fifteenth, and sixteenth wards of the city of
Cincinnati, as they are now constituted, and
the townships of Springfield, Coleram,
Harrison and Crosby, the corporations of
Harrison, Clifton and Glendale, as they are
now constituted, and the Western, Cory
vile and Lick Run precincts of Mill Creek
township. l1
Sd. The counties of Montgomery, Preble,
Butler and Warren.
4th. Darke, Shelby, Logan, Champaign
and Miami.
5th. Van Vert, Mercer, Allen, Auglaize,
Hardin. Hancock and WyandOt.
9Th. Oermont, Brown, Highland, Clinton
and Fayette.
9TH. Greene, Clarke, Madison and Frank
lin. ~
Sth. Union. Delaware, Marion, Morrow
and Richland. oL hl1
9th. Crawford, Huron, Seneca, Erie, San
dusky and Ottawa. r
10th. Wood, Putnam, Henry, Lucas,
Paulding, Defiance, Fulton and Williams.
i 1lth. Adams, Scioto, Lawrence, Gallia,
Jackson and Vinton. y Qa ili
18th. Pike, Ross, Hooking, Pickaway,
Fairfield and Perry. ,rqs-e -rf.s
18th. Licking, Muskingum, Coshocton
and Knox.
l4th. Holmes, Ashland, Wayne, Medina
and Lorain. frirgfl sraft tst
10Th. Meigs, Athens, Washington, Nor
gan and Monroe.
18th. Guernsey, Belmont, Noble, Harri-
son and Tuscarawas.
18th. Jefferson, Carroll, Columbiana and 4,
Stark. ,s..-.
18th. Cuyahoga, Summit and Lake.
10th. Geauga, Ashtabula, Trumbull,
Portage and Mahoning.
The Convention will be temporarily or
ganized on Wednesday, March 23d, 1864, at
l0l% o'clock A. NJ, being first called to order
by the Chairman of the Democratic State
Central Committee, when the several COM
mittees will be announced. iillt
The Convention will be held in Rickly's
Naughton Hall; and, as the Hall is not large
enough to contain any considerable number
Of people other than the Delegates, tickets
win be issued to them and to the members
Of the Press, and others cannot be admitted.
The Tickets for the members of the Conven-
ton will be sent to the respective Congress
sional District Delegations at their meetings
In the morning. Delegates who fail to re-
ceive tickets at their places Of meeting, and
the Reporters, will be furnished with tickets
by calling upon John G.. Thompson or Amos
Layman, of the Democratic State Central
who will be found at the Neil
House or at the American. Mi i
By order of the Democratic State Central
Committee.