The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-07-12
Proceedings Of the S3d Senatorial
District Convention, Held at To-
IedS. Sally o, 1865.

TOLEDO, July D, 1900.
Pursuant to call, delegates from each county in
the SD Senatorial District assembled in Convca-
ton at College Hail. in this city, to-day, to nomi
nite candidate for State Senator. Edison Colt,
9 Hancock q unity, vas chosen temporary Chair
man, and Lewis A. Croft, Of Henry, appointed
Secretary.
The following Committees were appointed
On Permanent Iplcs aud RegaEations-A. q.
CLARK, Of Lucas p; Hasters, of Fulton id. il.
Poe, Of Henry; G. b. Stepip. Of PutpRm f..
Carlin, OF Hancock j. r. Rudulph, ,pf Wood.
On Credeniitts-E. D. Nye, of Lpcas ID. w. IL.
Howard, Of ESltop A, be%Rsrt Of hIcpry; Geo.
Skinner, of Putuan " u. Davis, of Hancock
Judge &. Tucr of Wood.
On Icsoiatioas-J NJ. Brigham, of Lucas o.
Waters, of Fulton w. n. Beckhan, of Eerry /;
James 0lney, of Putnam; Il. Brown, of Hancock
George Williams, of Wood.
To Select Gent,ol Committee d. Y. Gardner, of
Lucas; Colonel Drew, of Fulton J. Il. Tyler, OF
Henry x. w. Thrift of Putnam /; j. R,,tLSCkSiGs,
of Hancock Judge Z. fuller, Of Wood.
The Convention took recess until O'clock
u. NJ.
AFTERNOON sEssIoS.
2tthe opening of the Convention, at 2. NJ,
the Committee on Permanent Organization aud
Rules and Regulations reported as follows:
ChairmaH- Edison Colt.
Secretary Lewis A, Croft
AAstsiqpt S'cretdry-E. ID. Nye.
The following rules and regulations shall govern
,the action Of the Convention
j. The delegates present in the Convention, from
sRy ennny. Rllr cast the full vote such county is
entitled to under the call.
2. The majority Of the whole vote cast shall be
necessary for & nomination.
8; The voting shall be done ly ballot, on the call
of the different Counties.
A. separate baoting shall be had for each
candidate no delegate to vote f9r ,nore than one
Person on the same ballot.
+l'he COMMITTEES on Resolutions beg leave to re-
port that they present for adqption'e resolutions
OF the Union State Convention, adopted June 2l,
1866, as,the sentiEents of this COnventQH.
The committee elected to report The names Of the
senatorial RsiFis, Copamittee, reported the Gslw-
ing gphnes, which were aeleqted by the Copveptiou
Asher Cook, of Wood county
ID. r. LOcke, Of Ha1cook county.
n. Merrill, of Fulton county.
RIB. ShSlfOn, OF Hcnry county.
Il. Skinner, &c Patnam county.
Charles Pratt, of Lnehs. county.
The Convention then proceeded to nominate one
Candidate for the Senate, Yhereppou the nomina-
ton Of Hon. James G. Hall, of Lucas County, was
announced, and, on motion, the rules were sus-
pended, aud be Eas declared nominated by accla-
natiOn.
Fhe names Of HOn. PaFlee Carlip, Of Hancock
nHnnty, and J. H. Tyler. Of Henry county, were
presented as candidates for the other Senator to
bS nominated.
Upon baiOting, Hon. PArleo oaIlin received %
yates, ena ]. L. Tyler received 20 votes.
Hon. Parlee cAtlip vas then declared duly nom,
mated.
IN mniion, the proceedings Of the Conyeniian
were ordered 10 be published In the Dapers m tbi
ri,trict. = FF'1N' f
The Convention then adjourned sine de.
kDSON COLT, Chairman.
LEWIS A. GEoER, Secretary