Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-14
TEfEQDITY.
Franttf.n vi, ossnts. .c.mos ssa..e conv.

o"i1nip"s, ou oauuruays August IzDn, 1907
at IL o'clock A. M. The Convention was
called to order by Isaac Beekey, on whose
motion VIM. L. Ross was chosen President.
W. Fl. Gayer was appointed Secretary and
H. M. Albery, Assistant Secretary. On
motion of Samuel Bradford, the Presi-
dent appointed committee of three on
Credentials, consisting Of Messrs. Samuel
Bradford, James E. Wright and Richard
Nevihs. Mr.. Wright, from said committee,
reported that they had examined the cre-
dentials of. delegates, and that the follow
ing gentlemen from the several Wards of
Columbus and the Townships ofthe county
were entitled to seats in the Convention:
DELEGATES FROM THE CITY.
Fast Ward-Samuel A. Medafy, Michael
Trainor, Thomas Fitzgerald. ,a ,... .s7
Second Ward-Samuel Bradford, James
Smith. /
Third Ward-B. Fischer, William Baird,
William Gulick.
Fourth Ward-Jacob Emmert, Isaac Beck
ey, Joseph Rodenfels, John Shots, John
Bickel, Charles Engelke. i'"l ".I.u '.s
Fifth Ward--Andrew Schab, Frederick
Bader, Andrew Troutman, B. Steinlein,
Charles Gutheil, Christian Eisell, John
Rabb, Jacob Duss. 49,"
Sirth Ward Jonas Pletsch, Frank Lach-
nit, David Kaetz, Jacob Helm, Jacob Grau,
Adam Snyder, Lawrence Aumiller, Law
renee Snyder, Henry Kessler, Michael Bait
Seventh Ward - william Wheeler, P.
schart Fred: Fornoff, d. Stump, W. l..
Ross, w. II. Gaver. ...., 4
Eighth Ward Patrick Murphy, Bernard
McNally, John Madigan, John McNamee,
James Hanpan. .o. --. ar
NtnthS Wdrd-aWilliam Erwin, Charles
Rentz, John Qualey, John Caren. ea. 4
',,,,-,..,. TOWNSHIP DELEGATES. u5yI
Montgomery--.Alexander Moobery, John
H. Earhart,T Michael Kingery, Lott l..
Smith, - ~ u. .rr ~
Madison-Philip Schwartz, E.. B. Decker,
G, W. Lisle, M. X. Earhart, @. p. Bean,
Jacob Bishop, Jacob Andrix, s, A. Rhodes.
Hamilton-S. III. Lisle, Elias Shook, Hen
'Truro-JoHn Wight, James Taylor, B.
V.Lunn, John Lynch. 7,
Je6erson-H. M, .Albery, Joseph Edgen,
Henry Rhodes, Ezekiel Compton. ~.
Plain-Gsprge, Ealy, K. l.. Anderson, G..
w. Arnold, d. d. Strait. r..a- -I
M.6Iin4-Wm. F. Denune, Frank Katter-
man, 0rrin Goodwin .,lt-o,gaI
Clintor-S., Doyle r. Nevins, Joseph
Wright, A. Shattuck. .5-ousg
Perry7-Alonzo Hard, JIG. Thompson.
Shdron-Wm: p. Mattoon, Owen Tuller.
Bleldon-H. M. Osborn, w. F. Thomp'
Washington --James E. Wright VJohn
Thompson, Fletcher Sells. a - .,,,.
Norwtch-Oran Clover, John v. Arm
strong, VIM. Hunter. a-r--tr-.r
Frankiin-Joseph Briggs, Frederic Null
George; Sinclair, Clark White, Thomas
Deems.
Broun-Lewis Roberts. ,--.,---s... .I'"
Prairie-John Russell, Alonzo Fleming
Joseph Mccormick. 70 F1 l'i f''ld .s
Pleasant-J. o. Smith, o. 7. Curry, G. w
Brown. 9l ip 5~#1 'w GaIlH4
Jackson--Cyrus Seeds, Thomas Beavers
James Coary, w. 2. White, j. w. Douglass
Jacob White. M fr -r-. a-.1
On motion of Mr.. Bradford, committed
consisting of one member from each dele
CATION present-to-wit: 7 .g II
Messrs. Thomas Fitzgerald, James Smith
B.Fischer, Isaac Beekey, F. Bader, Jacol
Grau, w. III. Gaver, John McNamee, JohI
Qualey, Michael Kingery, Jacob Bishop
S. II. Lisle, James Taylor, E. Compton, G
w. Arnold, Frank Katterman, Josepl
Wright. Alonzo Hard, II. M. Osborn, j. I
Wright, John v. Armstrong, f. Null, L
Roberts, John Russell, o. T. Curry AM
Cyrus Seeds .'t.
was appointed to select County Centra
Committee, consisting of one member fron
each Ward and Township. Us ..H
The Convention then took recess till J
o'clock P. M. ...-.e..f r. .,a. ',g
,-to b.. AFTERNOON SESSION. i5f
The Convention met at half past on
o'clock. W. FL. Gaver, from the committe
appointed for that purpose, reported tn
following as, the gentlemen selected to con
stitute the County Central Committee 70
the ensuing year, which report was accept
ed: To" 'a.. t' ri
Michael Trainor, Samuel Bradford, Z
Fischer, A. q. Headley, Jacob Duss, Fran
Lachnit, w. III. Gaver, John McNamet
John Naddy, j. H. Earhart, M. X. Earhar
B. l.. Reese, John Wright, ii. M. Albery
J.E. Park, j. P. Roberts, z. Hess, A. Hare
c. Marlin, d. L. Holton, DIR. j. r. Marshal
Robert Brooks, Joseph Briggs, o. S. High
]. B. Clover, o. Il. Curry aud Adam CAN'T
The Convention then proceeded to nomi
nate two candidates for Representatives i
the next State Legislature. The following
gentlemen were nominated: John G. Ed
wards, Dr.J. r. Marshall, Adm G. Hibb
and Samuel Sharp. The President appoint
ed Samuel Bradford and P. Murphy to acta
Tellers. On motion Of Mr.. Bradford, wa
agreed that the two candidates receiyin
the two highest numbers of votes for Rep
resentatives, should be declared duly nom
mated The Wards and Townships wer
then called, and the vote stood: For Dl
J.R. Marshall, 81; A. G. Hibbs, 81; j. G
Edwards, "a, and Samuel Sharp, Is. Messrs
Marshall and Hibbs, having received tn
two highest numbers Of votes, were declar
ed duly nominated candidates for Repre-
sentatives, and, on motion, the nomination
were made unanimous.
The election of candidate for Sher
if being next in order, VIM. Domigan. 10
seph Quinn, George H. Earhart and Davi
Beers, Jr., were nominated. 4la vi sp"'
On motion of Col. Nevins, It was ordere
that candidate receiving the majority Q
all the votes cast, should be declared tn
nominee Of the. Convention.
The Convention proceeded to ballot 70
Sheriff with the following result: Mum
Der of votes cast, Ill; Unnecessary to q choice
SO. VIM. Domigan received 60 votes; Gee
M Uo-hort Ce. Jnooph nninn 10 aud no