Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-15

The Union County Con hntion, held for
the purpose of making nominations for the
offices of Sheriff, Auditor, Recorder and
assembled in National Hall
at 10 o'clock Saturday morning. The at
tendance was very large, every township
being represented and all but one by full
delegations.
The convention was called to order by n.
B. sherwin, and the Hon. John A. Foot was
elected President; and H. Wilkins, seere-
tary.
On motion of n. B. sherwin, Messrs. W.
B. Castle, ]. P. Robson and S. o. GriswOld
were appointed Committee on Credentials.
The townships and wards were called, and
the lists of their delegates were handed in
to the committee. The following are the
names of the delegates to the convention ::
EAST CLEVELAND Darious Adams, Rob
ert Harlow, James Haycock, John Packard,
II Ford, + Judson.
NEwBuRG.-C P Jewett, E 7 Hamilton,
Moses Fish, ] A Dyer, Ely, J D Reynolds.
RocKPORT.-J Barnum, VIM sixt, L Dean,
F Brsnson, VIM Tantler, P Hall.
DovER.-M Moore, D Dow, A A Lilly, Jo-
siah Hurst, J L Hans, c H Hall.
CHAGBIN FALLs.-H n Curtis, R W Good
win, Chas Force, E NJ Eggleston, Eph Shelf
field, S L Wilkinson.
ISDEPEyDENCE.-Wm Munson, Mile n
Hathaway, Lloyd Fisher, Henry Currier
Andrew Alexander, John Hathaway.
ORANGE.-R Arnold, John Whitelaw
John G Smith, E Pike, F Pike. Vim SiN''"
man. sE.--U b Judd, H Wetherbee
D L Wlghtman, Otis Farrsr, J NJ Burke
L R Prentiss,
EUCLID.-H NJ Chapman, o Parr, J Spring
Eddy, Hancock, Moses.
MAYFIELD.-Chas W Foster, Nelson vii
son, A II Davis, Isaac Foster, Albert Gray
er, Fred Wilson.
soLoN.-W W Richards, J N Kicker, n
R Robbins, B Smith, Levant johnson,
W Blackburn.
BRoOKLTx.-wm Fuller, X Brainard
| R C Paul, II L Whitman, F Branch, D
Gage.
STRoNesvILLk.-AIs Haynes, A H Powers
0 H Hoyt. Geo H Foster, Lester Miles, n
/ E Gallup.
MIDDLEBUReH.-John L Mills, F Fernier
VIM Gardner, Robert Wallace, L Fowls,
RoYAIrOS.-John Huyler, John Cudsbam
John Annis, sardis EdgertOn, Charlie
Bangs
DETERMINATIONS Hurt, Joseph Roriear
John Coats, C H Dunbar, Ed Bangs, H 4
Dunbar.
OIMsrED.-Neweu Nelson, W " Mead, /
bradford, C r Vaughn, John Wright, c VI
PARMa.-W C Snow, J W Fav. NJ A
Brown, ] Bigelow, 0 Emerson, N Towle
BEDFORD.-L D Bement, L Tarbell, a
Comstock, B LEMON, Robinson, R Forbes
FIRST WARD.-Freeman Butts, J "
Schmitt, C Rogers, Geo trissell, Chas
Ankele, s o Griswold.
SECOND WARD.-Peter Thatcher, Jr H
Wilkins, James Givens, Henry Beeken-
baugh, John NJ Sterling Jr, Butts.
THIRD WARD.-M Barnett, Chas Whittak-
er, L NJ Cobb, R Crawford, A Townsend,
Race.
FOURTH WARD.-H NJ Hempy, J P Bishop,
L H Marshal, r r Herrick, s W Chandler,
L Smithnight.
FIFTH WARD.-Wm Collins, Dudley Bald
win, NJ Hyrenbach, F W Roots, Chas Hick-
OK, A Wangerin.
SIXTH WGRD-John A Foot, John Hunt
ington, DR. VIM Meyer, VIM Gabriel, W P
FOgg, Herman Wendler.
SEVENTH WARD.-Wm Bingham, NJ
Carpenter, A Hubbell, E s Willard, 8 Er-
win, C Tice.
EIGHrH WARD.-D Boyington, G " Peck,
A Marvin, - Conky, H J Webb, + M
NINTH wARD.-John Martin, VIM B Castle
B Seymour, S n Nelson, n B Prentice, n
Purdy.
TENTH WARD.-Chas W Schmidt, Samuel
Furnal, Chas R Evatt, Gustavus Schmidt,
Thomas Gregory, AlvinP Turner jr.
ELEvESTH WARD.-R sproul, John Kirk
patrick, Coonrad, VIM Clayton, Ferdinand
Scheusen.
The Committee on Credentials reported
the lists full and no disputed delega-
tions.
A motion that in case any delegation be
not full, the delegates present be empow-
cred to FL the delegation, was adopted;
On motion of Mr.. Collins, Committee on
consisting of seven, was aP-
pointed by the Chair. Messrs, William
Collins, 6 O. Griswold, Darius Adams, J.
P. Bishop, DR.. Curtiss, NJ. Barnett, and Dr..
J. P. Robson, were appointed as the Com
mittee, and it was resolved that ell resolu-
tions be referred to the Committee without
debate.
Mr.. W. K. Castle moved that in case
the delegates from any ward or township
found it impossible to fill their delegation,
they be allowed to cast their full vote in such
manner as they see ft. The motion was
carried, after some debate.
On motion of DR.. ]. P. Robson, the Con-
yention proceeded to make nomination
for the Office of
sBRRlFF-
Messrs. F. Nicola, A. E. Burlison, D. L.
and L. S. Bull, were put in
]. NJ. Sterling, Jr., and Peter Thatcher,
we're appointed tellers-
The first ballot resulted;
Nicola -.''--'---'--'' ~