Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-05
JAMES C. HALL,

Senator from the 33l District, comprising
Lucas, Fulton, Henry and Putnam counties,
is Merchant. He was born in Cinclnnatl'
Ohio, on the 2lst day of November 1873;
was educated at Augusta College, NY;
when eighteen yeas of age he engaged In
merchandising in Cincinnati at which he
continued eighteen years; cast his hrsC
Presidential vote for Clay and last one Tor
Lincoln; was one of the first trustees OF tue
water works of Cincinnati, which office ne
held five years, an office entirely OF honor'
was Postmaster of CINCINNATI, under Ihe
Presidency OF Fillmore, which Office he dls-
charged with great credit, and was very
instrumental in extending the system OF
routes and male agents throughout the
West. Upon Pierce's election to the Presi-
dency, he left the POstofiice, and became
the intimate associate (as he had before been
one of its directors) of Professor y. M.
Mitchell, in the management OF the ONO
and Mississippi Railroad; soon afterward
became its President, and continued in that
office nearly three wears. The first and sec
ond sections OF the road, from Cincinnati
to Seymour, Ind, were built during ms
Presidency; was President for several years
of the Chamber of Commerce of Cincin-
natl, during which time he established the
present Exchange; was member OF the
last Senate; was re-nominated by acclama-
| tion for second term.
Toledo P.O.
ABNER KELLOGG,
Senator from the 2ith District, comprising
| Ashtahula, Lake and Geauga counties, is a
Lawyer. lie was born among the romantic
| hills of Mass on the Sth of Jan. 1872; came
to Ohio with his parents when two years
of ace, and located in Ashtabula county,
where he was educated in the common
school. He was Clerk nine years OF the
| Court of Common Pleas, at the close OF
which time he was admitted to the bar. In
| 1889, he received the nomination, by a wing
convention, for member of the House, but
was defeated by q union of Democrats and
prO-slayery Wings, because of his anti
| slavery views; has ever been devout Alb
olitionst; was member of last House, and
| during the first session, engineered through
the House the resolution requesting our
Senators and Representatives in Congress,
| to use their influence and vote for the prop
osition, then pending in Congress, for the
amendment of the Constitution, prohibit
| ing slavery throughout the United States.
This was known as the kellogg Resolu-
| ton"
Jefferson P. o.
EBENEZER B. SADLER,
Senator from the 3Oth District, compris-
ing Erie Huron, Sandusky, and Ottawa
| counties, is a lawyer. He was born in
| Grafton. Worcester county, Mass, on the
| 10th of Nov. 1910; came to Ohio in 1880
received but common school education.
having been left an orphan at the age OF
sixteen; soon as advanced sufficient, taught
school winters and read law summers
Hon. John Dickson, their member of Con-
gress from Ontario county, New York, was
his preceptor: came to bar in 1886; was
electe by the General Assembly OF Ohio t.
the office of President Judge OF the Court
of Common Pleas in 1917, which office he
held nutil 1851, when the office was abolished
by the adoption OF the new Constitution
since which time he has been engaged IL
his profession; cast his first Presldentla
vote for Clay, and last two for Lincoln; II
unmarried.
Sandusky City ?. o.
PHILANDER B. COLE, .
Senator from the 18th District, comprising
Union, Logan, and Marion cOunCies, is
LAWYER. lie was born in Columbus, Ohio
on the 10th of October, 1915; educated ii
common school; was student, however
awhile at Granville College; cast his frs
Presidential vote for Harrison, and last tw,
for Lincoln; read law with Hon. VIM.
Lawrence, of Marysville, Ohio, and cam
to bar in 1886; was Prosecuting Attorne.
of Union county from 1888 to 1913, anC
again from 1874 to 1876; was member o
House from 1850 to 1853; has been an activ
politician and stump speaker since 1910.
Marysville Pc
NEWELL d. TIBBALS,
Senator from the 2sth District, comprisin
Summit and Portage counties, is Lawyer
He was born the 18th of Sept. 1888, a
Deeriield, Portage county, Ohio; educate
at Salem Academy and the High School G
Deerfeld; entered upon .the study of lay
with the late Hon. G. z. WOlcott, AttOrne
General of Ohio, in 1853; and came
bar in 1856; cast his first Presi
dental vote for Fremont, and last tw
for Lincoln; was Prosecuting Attorney {
Summit county. from 1860 to 1864 inclusive
was elected in 1865 City Attorney OF Ak
ron has been an active stump speaker i
the Republican party since a voter; ha
also been actively engaged in the temper
ence cause.
Akron p. O..
SAMUEL S. KNOWLES,
Senator from the 14th District, comprisin
Washington, Morgan aSd Noble counties
is Lawyer. He was born in Athens, Ohio
on the 25th of August, 1925; learned tn
carpenter trade when seventeen years {
aye, which he followed for livelihood un
til 1850; cast his first Presidential vote fc
Taylor, and last two for Lincoln; was edu
Gated at the Ohio University, which he lei
in 1850; read law, while at College, wit
Hon. Lot L. Smith, of Athens; came to til
bar in September, 1851; was elected Pros
ecuting Attorney of Athens county in 1S5
which Office he held two terms, or fou
years; moved from Athens to Marietta /
1862; was elected Mayor of the city of Ma
rietta in 1854, which office he still holds
In 1868 he was Captain of Company "A,
46th battalion of infantry in the Morga
raid was atterward Captain of Compan.
ga" 14Sth regiment Ohio National Guard
and was stationed at Bermuda Hundred
under Gen. Butler.
Marietta P. o.
ROBERT SAVAGE, a
Senator from the 10Th District, comprisin
Guernsey, Monroe, and part of Mob
counties, is a Lawyer. He was born
Loudon county, Virginia, on the 4th c
July, 1919; came to Ohio when he was fou
years of age, where he was educated /
common school only; commenced doin
for himself at the age of fourteen year
at which age he learned the tailOrs trad
which avocation he pursued Until thirty
three years of age, when he entered upo
the study of the law, aided by no one as pre-
ceptor, and at which he continued si