The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1866-07-12
made the following report, which was

made the following report which was
adopted:
The committee ON credentials mel pursuant to
Instructions and find the following delegates en-
titled to seats:
Lick-O. G. Miller, VIM Vaughn, J. W. Han
na,'J B. Watson, Edward Poor, A. d. Grassland,
q. w. Rice, f. HRdenbraDd, David Radclif, W.
A. Toliey and Samuel Savior
Washington. Thomas Patterson, Adam Win
Tough, James Crawford
Liberty.-Levi Howell, John L. Behem, Sam
uel White and Thomas J. Brooks.
Hamilton Gillisnd, Levi Mccoy and
David Javcex.
FrankEn.--Dan. W. Cherrngton, W. c. Evans,
G. w. Lake. c. w. Schellenger Columbus Weed
aud David W. Cherringtep.
Bloomfield. .-Grimsley Poor, Handy Barton,
George Poor, Riley Corn, Joseph Jones and G.
W. Poor.
Slllton.-H. G. Lasley A. Nckels, c. W. Sell
fridge, E. McMillen, VIM, A. Long and W. j.
Kirkendall.
Scloto.-Jchiel Graham, Enoch Crabtree and
Wm Howell.
JetIersoa. Evan T. Davis, VIM. s. Williams,
Thomas Morgan, Henry Horton, I. l.. Hughes,
j. Edward Jones, Isaac Davidson, John Baccus
and David ]. Jenkins.
Madison.-J. II. Kicker, David Morgan, John
L. Thomas, Charles Smith, David A. Lloyd and
Coleman Gillian.
George w. Rice Of Lick not being
present, r. II. Jones was appointed to
fill the vacancy.
The committee ON order Of business
made the following report, which was
adopted:
RULES TO BE USED iN THIS CONVENTION.
July 7, 1876
lst Each candidate, before being voted for
shall come In person, and pledge himself to abide
by the decision of the Convention.
End No candidate shall be declared nominated
unless he receive majority of all the votes cast
Sd. Order of nomination shall be' First, Cor
oner; Second, Prosecuting Attorney; Third,
Sheriff; Fourth, Commissioner; Fifth, Clerk of
Court Of Common Pleas; Sixth, Probate Judge;
Seventh, Auditor.
4th. In all cases where three or more caidi-
dates are before this Convention for the same of
flee, after three ballots are taken thereon without
a nomination, pursuant TO the above rule, the
candidate receiving the lowest number Of votes
shall be dropped.
9TH. All voting shall be by ballot
9Th. Any delegation not being fully represent
ed, the delegates present from that township shall
have full power TO hll said vacancy.
9TH. No person shall be allowed inside the rail-
ing except candidates and delegates to the Con-
vention
The committee on resolutions made
the following report, which was adopt
ed:
The committee on resolutions beg leave to
make the following report:
RgSoived That the Union party of jackson
county heartily indorse the resolutions adopted
BY the Union State Convention which met in the
City Of Columbus on the 20th day Of June, 1866,
and which resolutions are in the following words;
(Sce Platform of the Union party of Ohio in
another column. Ed.
The Convention then proceeded to
ballot for candidates, L. McMillen and
Il, II. Jones being appointed telIers.
The candidates for Coroner were
Isaac j. White and Peter Ewing Mr..
Ewing was nominated.
w. X, Hastings being the only can
didate for Prosecuting Attorney, the
rule was suspended, and he was nomi-
mated by acclamation.
The candidates for Sheriff were Jo-
seph II. Wilson, Robert w. Hubbard,
John d. Mitchell and Levi M. Stephen
son. Mr.. Wilson was nominated on
the first ballot
The candidates for Commissioner
were Adam Lackey and Joseph Rule
Mr.. Lackey was nominated.
The candidates for Clerk were Charles
G. James, William S, Martin and Jo-
seph S. Jefliies Mr., James was nomi-
mated on the third ballot.
The candidates for Probate Judge
were II. J. Carr, George w. johnson,
VIM. J. Evans, John J. @. Evans and j.
w. Longbon. Mr. Longbon was nom
mated on the fifth ballot
The candidates for Auditor were Asa
A. Farrar, David Dove, Samuel Baker
andL. A. Atkinson. Mr.. Atkinson was
nominated on the fourth ballot.
The Convention then appointed the
following persons as a Central Commit
tee for the ensuing years James Tripp,
Adam w. Long, d. Mackley, Joseph
II. Wilson and w. X. Hastings. Also,
one from each township as an advisory
committee, as follows:
Washington, J. A. Sell.
Hamilton, Jackson Gilliland.
Bloomfield, George Poor.
Milton, Q. w, Selfridge,
Jackson, Robert Mason.
Scioto, A. N. Holcomb.
Jefferson, Il. L, Hughes
Madison, J. II. Kicker
Liberty, 4. J. Brooks.
Franklin, W. S. Schellenger.
The Convention then directed the
Central Committee, at the next nomina-
ton, to direct the Union voters to meet
in primary meetings in the townships,
and vote directly for the candidates for
office.
After remarks by the Chairman, Geo.
w. johnson and DR.. A. b, Monahan
the Convention adjourned.
O.C. MILLER, Chairman.