Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-09-29
hjarHE CITY.
DEMOCRATIC MCCLELLAN
gNE CLUBS.
Organization of tho Cify-Ad iourncii
fgl6cLing at the City Hall.

AaIlHlA& 20 III E-Tt tFHs
An adjourned meeting of the Democracy
to take the intiatory measures to. organ.
ize Mcclellan Clubs throughout the city
metat the City Hall last evening, and was
called to order by Auditor Martin, the
Chairman. Upon motion, John G. Thomp-
son was appointed Secretary.
Mr.. 2. Remmy, from the committee to
whomwas intr1rsted the business of report
ing plan for the organization of Demo-
cratic Nc Clellan Clubs, made the following
report, which was accepted and adopted: 4
-Resoloed, That the committee appointed
to submit O plan of organization for the
Democracy OF the city of Columbus, rec
0mmend the organization of Democratic
Mcclellan Clubs in each and every ward of
the city; and that this meeting proceed to
appoint committee of five from each ward
to effect said ward organization, and at the
first meeting of each ward the Club shall be
organized BY the appointment Of a President
and Secretary, and such other officers and
committees'as to them may seem proper to
effect a thorough, organization Of the. De-
mocracy of the wards.
Res6lued, That the President, Secretary
and committees of the wards and town
ships, report their organizations and their
proceedings to the County Central Com
mittee from time to time. l<.rr ,
1t was moved by S. W. Andrews, and car
ried, that the three committeeman appoint
ed by the County Central Committee con-
stitute three members of said committee of
five. /
The following committees were then an
nounced for the several Wards: (
First JVard-7J. Freeland, Jos. Quinn, Pat.
Fitzpatrick, Henry Freeland, Richard Rior-
dan.
Second Wara--Chris. Bartling, w. p.
Brown, Chas. Shury, Samuel Bradford, Jno.
ii. Martin.
Third Ward-B. Fischer, VIM. Gulick, E.
Sargent, l.. G. Kelley, Matt. Martin.
Fourth Wdrd-Geo. H. Earhart, Jacob En-
inert, A. G. Headley, j. G. Thompson, Sam
uel Kile.
Fym Wgd-J. p. Remmy, Christopher
Kaemmer, Fred. Beck, John Raab, Wm.
Knox o. c-<'. .t- E
Si1th Ward-Thos. Shepard, Fred. Jae-
ger, Samuel Strany, David Kaetz, Jonas
Bletsch. "'''' f-@s f'~'- 7
Seventh WWa-Daniel Stump, Fred.
Fornoff, Peter Sharp, w. Ii. Gaver, Charles
Patterson.
Eighth Ward-Walter M. Clancy, John
Walsh, e. B. Armstrong, Peter Murphy,
August Kaemmer.F t'-t.ts O.
Ninth Ward-Phil. Millay, S.kW. An
drews, Dan Sullivan, John Naddy, George
Matheny.
Montgomery To,onship-Ed. Livingston,
Michael Ringer, John II. Earhart, Thos.
Miller, Jos. -Falkenbach. 900 .tct 4
On,motion the several committees were
requested to meet at the following places
on Thursday evening, for the purpose of
further perfecting tho organizations of the
several wards thus begun: ff4
First Ward, at G. W. Zollinger's.
Second Ward, County Central Committee
Rooms. '.tttt Nlf ctt+ @E@
Third Ward, Mayors office. p
Fourth Ward, E. F. Bingham's office.
Fifth Ward, South Engine House.
Sixth Ward, Lawrence Schnider's Gro
Gerry.
Seventh Ward, W.. H. Gaver's Shop.
Eighth Ward, North Engine House.
Ninth Ward, s. w. Andrews office.
The meeting having finished the business
for which it was called, the Chairman intro
duced DR.. Berkeley, a soldier and a Demo-
crat, who addressed the meeting in spirited
and satisfactory manner, repeatedly elicit
ing the enthusiastic cheers of the large
number of gentlemen present. <f
The meeting then adjourned with cheers
for Mcclellan and Pendleton. IN ,Hts