Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-19
AEFERNooH eEssIoN.

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ATTERHooE sEssIoE.
At two P. n, the Convention was again
called to order. The following delegates
were present:
SUMMIT COUNTY.
Bath-GeoTge Kirk, Peter Miller.
BOston-H N Bronson.
Copley-MsttheW Starr, John Enceli.
Coventry-E P Green.
Cuyahoga FalIs-J H Peterson, NJ Oviatt:
Franklin-Frederick Wood, J ames Ham
mond.
Green-AndreW Fem, Jacob Snyder.
Hudson-E Cartwright, Isaiah Humphrey,
Isaac L'Hommedieu.
Sumner.
Norton-WiIliam Heustis, Charles Miller.
Northfeld-A W Bliss, A Chsmberlin.
Northsmpton-N R Hardy J G Johnston.
Richheld-John Hnrlburt, Norris Hum
phrey.
Springfield Joseph Moore, GiIchrist.
Stow-Wm Southnayd.
TalImadge-J P Spsrry, Nv Upson.
TWinsburg-Philo Chsmberlin, q " Car
mon.
POrtags-simOn Perkins. s H Pitkin, S A
Lane, N W GOodhue, D Z King, Hiram
Viele, J H Pendleton, q W lowe.
LAKE COUNTY.
Madison-L q Kimbsll. Albert King, o
Cook, Asa Turnsy, Eli 0lds, John Brooks.
Perry-Nelson Norton, A P Axtell, P
Bennett.
Lsroy--David Picket, c Weed.
Conoord-John Il Murray, Willis Wood
ruff,
wfIOugbby-o St. John, R R Storm,
Andrew HOuliston, Thomas Colester.
Painesville-A Wilcox, Steele, Jr, J NJ
Benjamin, W W Nevison, H G Gray, c c
Jennings, Seth Marshall.
Menter-Alex King.
CUYAHoGA COUNTY.
Dover-M More.
East Cleveland-A c McIlrath, John Gro
we'll, E D Burton, RObt Harlan.
Euclid-s W DilIe, J Hancock, Il cush-
man.
Indspsndence-JOhn Nesdham, JOnsthan
FraSse.
MaZasld1A P AkikiRs dRURSs dEaRRsl lyYgAd y%YgAit4sHi Mir
Ter. S Brown, Roger Phelps.
Newburgh-A P SeIover, J A. Dyer, @ A
Goodwin, A Hamilton, Moses Fish.
0lmstesd-D H Cottrell, o " Kendall.
ROckport-J BsrnuR, NJ Sixt.
SOien-C Lockwood, L johnson.
WarrensvilIe--W Il Warner, George Pinty.
BreoksVille--HOmer K Dunbar, G " 0akes.
Bedford--A COmstock, ] P Robson, B
Sampson.
Brooklyn--J Miller, 2 Nicola, VIM Fuller,
Clark S Gates, James SeVis, jas W Poe,
J G Graham, D " Gage, Kellogg.
Chagriu Falls L L Wilkinson, & W R N
Goodwin, H MeCIintock.
CLEVELAND.
First Ward Thomas JoRes, Jr., B Sted-
man, Butts, Z HesseuD ueIler, Charles An
kele, james Christian, ! Swift, S o GriswOld.
Second Ward--B BItts Peter Thatcher, A
Everett, q Stevens, 7 N Bond, John Given,
J stOe2peI, Myron Keith.
Third Wsrd-R Crawford, A Townsend, M
Baynett, Tracy
Fourth Wsrd--0 Spencer, D A DaDgler,
John C Grsnnis, Joseph Agricols, Barney
McGrath, J Smithknight, John Burke, Hen
ry Beilstein.
Fifth wsrd-Dudley Baldwin, o Il Per-
ry, John Pope, A Hughes, W Boardman.
Sixth Wsrd-Wm Meyer, VIM P Fogg,
n Wendler, W Gabriel, John Erwin, George
A Kolbe, Jacob Schroeder, N. B. sherwin.
Seventh Wsrd-TheodOre Limolon,
WorsWick, Jacob Deitlsn.
Eighth Ward-H B DsWolf, II ] Webb.
MINI WaTQ-N d EI6QIlCot . ~ N0ArOug
F W Pslton, Largill, John Martin
Tenth Ward-R q Becker, S W Furnal.
Charles Evatt, James Nevil.
Eleventh Wsrd-John kirkpatrick, P A
Pennerick, Jeremiah Coonrsd.
Mr.. FOgg moved that delegations from
townships and wards not fully represented
be empowered to fill vacancies in their dele
cations:
Mr.. Bond moved, as an amendment, that
delegations not full be empowered, if they
were unable to fill their delegation, to cast
its entire vote. The amendment was sdop-
ted.
Mr.. J. G. Grsnnis offered as substitute
that the delegations present be entitled to
hII vacancies where possible, and in case this
cannot be done that the vote of those present
only be cast.
After considerable discussion the substi-
tutOl of Mr.. Grannis was voted down. The
question then required on the motion Of Mr..
FOgg, IS amended by Mr.. Bond, both parts
of which were adopted, the question having
been divided.
Mr.. GriswOld, from the Committee on Gre
dentials, reported that there were no contest
ed seats, and that all delegations we're full,
except from OrOnge, Parma, ROyaltOn and
Kirkland, which we're not represented. The
report was adopted.
Mr.. Butts, from the Committee on Perma-
mont Organization, reported the following
list of officers:
PRESIDENT, H. S. STEVENS, cUYA-
HOGA.
VICE PREsIDRETs.
Theodore Breok, Cuyshogs,
Simeon Perkins, Summit,
John Murray, Lske.
sEoRETARIEs.
J G. Grsnnis, Cuyahegs,
W, ". Nevison, Lake,
4. P. Green, Summit.
The report of the Committee was adopted
and the officers elect teOk their seats.
On taking the chair Mr.. Stevens, the Presi-
dent, offered few appropriate remarks.
On motion of DR.. Robson the Convention
proceeded to select by ballot delegates to the
Baltimore Convention.
On motion of N. ". Goodhue, Esq the
chair appointed three tellers, viz: NV
GOOdhus, Summit; R D Noble, CuyAhOga;
and Jennings, Lake, to recsive sad
count the ballots.
Some discussion then snsued as to the