Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-30


Union Convention.
We give below the result of the primary
meetings of all the wards in this city, held
last evening. A Trustee, Assessor and
delegates to the Union City Convention
were nOminsted by air of the wards,
and member of the Board of Education
was nominated by each of the following
wards, namely, the First, Second, Sixth,
Eighth, Ninth and Tenth. The general
result is appended in the following tabular
form:
FIRST wARD.
The meeting aSEeed to postpone thenom>
ination sfTrusies until tomorrow night.
Assessor-Wm. Day.
Member Board Education-L. M. Pitkin-
Dslegates-C. C. Rogers, Charles Ankele
David Price, L. NJ. Pitkin, J. C. SchenoI
George C. Frisssll, John Bergholz, Z. 4
Perkins and ". L. N. Kellogg.
SECOND WARD.
Trustee-H. K Reynolds,
Assessor-C. L. LsthTop.
Member Board EducAtion-Dar iel P
Eells.
- l. NJ \
John NJ. Sterling Jr., ". II. Hsywsrd, Mar
shsl NJ. Viets, Peter Diemer, LOreIlzo Cook,
P. R. Arnold, Martin Graf.
THIRD WARD.
Trustee-Randall Crawford,
Assessor-S. Foljan,be.
Delegates-James Barnett, ]. s. Perley,
Amos Townsend and Charles Whitaker.
FoURTH WARD.
In this ward there was split in the
meeting, and two tickets were elected, as
follows:
Trustees. Thorman.
Assessor-JOseph B. Gribble.
Delegetes-C. S. Ransom, L H Marshall
Henry NeWberry, c. A. Crumb, s. J. Mil
Ter, James Wade, IT,, L. F. Burge IS, r. R.
Herrick and R. P. Myers.
The other ticket runs thus:
Trustee-Ca1eb s. Hobbs.
Assessor-Ernest Wilhelme.
Delegates-D. A. Dangler, Edgar Decker,
Louis Smithnight, Leopold Benedict, G. s..
Hobbs, Daniel Hamilton, Anthony Baer,
Barney McGrath and s. Thormsn,
FIFTH WARD.
Trustee-Charles Hickox.
A5sessor-Erastus Smith.
Delegatss-William Collins, John. Sturs-
nickle, John Cradle and Charles Il. Brown.
SIXTH WARD.
Trustee-G W. Calkins.
Assessor-Frank John.
Member Board Education-George A.
Kolbe.
Delegates-E. B. Chamberlain, ". Mey er,
JNmes Clark, Louis Hammer, John HINT
inEtOn, Martin Kragge, N. B. SherI Fin ,
Joseph Kastle and H. Wendler.
SEVENTH WARD.
Trustes---C. B. Pettengill.
Assessor-Lsopold Levi.
Delegates-H. B. Hurlbut, George ReeYe
and Theodore 6emmlow.
EIGHTH WARD.
Trustse-A. W. French.
Assessor-George Stone.
Member Board E1uestion-Ho race
Benton.
Dslegates-H. J. Webb, t. N. Hight and
Fred. Hoffman.
NINTH WARD.
Trustee-F. W. Pelton.
Assessor-W. H. Newton.
Member Board Educstion-L. W. Hudson.
Delegates John Martin, ]. E. Robinson,
c. Webber, John Fernald and Nelson Pur-
dy.
Trustees George Presley; to fill vacancy
caused by the death Of Michael Grapser, ].
J. Weideman.
Assessor--J. Gliddon.
Member Board Education--S H. Sheldon,
Delegates--R. II. Becker, II. N. Bissett,
J. C. Weidemsn and g. Furnal.
ELEVENTH WARD.
The nomination of TruEtee and Assessor
was postponed until tomorrow night. No
member of the Board of Education was to
be chosen from this ward.
Delegates--D. Stephan, D. Kunts and R.
C. sprOWl.
There was a remarkably full attendance
at all the ward primary meetings, and
great spirit and good feeling vera mani
tested in the proceedings. In the fourth
ward the excitement waxed hotter and
hotter until the meeting finally split, and
each faction fixed up a ticket. This split
and the presentation of two tickets in the
City Convention this morning, will provoke
q great deal of warmth, and we anticipate
the liveliest possible time.
The Convention meets at ten O'Clock in
National Hall.