Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-14
SANDUSKY COUNTY UNION CON
VEN1I0N.
Nomination of County GHieeTs-COn-
gress Endorsed - Representative
BuckIand's Course APPrOVed-Ad-
dress of General auckland.
spOnuence NIeNtIIHu LEANhh-
FREMONT. O.. August II

FREMONT, o., August IL.
The Union County Convention assem-
bled to-day, and was organized by elect
ing Theo. Clapp, Esq, Chairman, and
Capt Geo. Redway and J. c. Loyeland
Secretaries.
The following Committees were ap-
pointed:
On Credentials.-John L. Greene, jr.,
S. Buckland, w. H Reynolds, j. W.
Donnell, and Samuel Skinner.
On Rs,les and Regltlations.-W. H. Ray
nolds, Homer Everett, and Henry Mich
OILS.
On Resolutioas-S. Buckland, II. Ey-
erett, and j. NJ Lemmon.
The Committee on Rules and Regula-
tions reported as follows:
All nominations shall be made by bal
lot, and majority of all votes cast neces-
sary for a choice, and in the following
order:
Probate Judge Clerk of the Court
County Commissioner; Surveyor; mfr
mary Director.
The following Executive Committee,
one from each Township, was appointed ::
VIM. Reanck, Sandusky Township :;
F. Dirlam, Townsend Township; Benz.
Caldwell, Green Creek Township; o. z.
Frary, Ballville Township; A. Rice,
Woodville Township; ]. NJ. Campbell
Washington Township; VIM. Jones, Riley
Township; Henry Nichols, York Town
ship; Grant Furguson, Rice Township;
Martin Bruner, Jackson Township; j.
w Donnell, Scott Township; D. P Hurl-
but, Madison Township.
Convention adjourned until o'clock.
Upon reassembling of the Convention,
s. Buckland, Esq, from the Committee of
Resolutions, read the following, which
were adopted.
ResoiUed, That We heartily endorse and
will support the principles and sentiments
set forth in the Ohio Union Platform.
ResolUcd, That it is the proud mission
of the Union party to uphold and enforce
the great principles of freedom TO man
everywhere, and the protection of his in
alienable right to life and liberty; and
that our sympathies are with the strug-
Cling people of ireland, and the oppressed
of all nations
RssoIred, That We heartily approve of
the course of our Representative in Con-
gress-Hon. r. P. Backland-and that we
unanimously pledge to him our support
for denomination.
The Convention then proceeded to nom
mate, there being So votes, 43 votes neces-
sary to choice.
The rules being suspended, VIM. S.
Russell, present incumbent, was nOmina-
ted for Probate Judge by acclamation.
The following gentlemen were an
Nufer and John Lynch, with the follow
ing result:
ist Ballot Cook 22!i Nufer 273;
Lynch 80.
Thereupon Capt, Cook respectfully
withdrew his name.
ID Ballot-Nufer 331 Lynch 5OI.
Mr.. Lynch's nomination was made
unanimous.
The following names were announced
for Commissioner C. G.. Sanford, Jasper
King, NJ Mcbride. The ballot resulted
Sanford So; King Is; Mcbride II. San
ford was declared nominated.
For Surveyor-Jeremiah Evans and J.
B. Loveland were named as candidates,
with the following result;
lst Ballot-ETaos 394; Loyeland 434.
The nominations of Sanford for Com
missioner, and Loveland for Surveyor.
were made unanimous.
Samuel Skinner was nominated for In
firDarv DiraotOr nv aaciamatiOn
The following County Central Commit