Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-20
CITY NEWS.
UNION 0 CONVENTION.


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS &C.
The delegates appointed by the Unto
voters of Cuyahoga county met / n CONVEX
ton at CARROTS Hall on Saturday, TO
the purpose Of nominating candidates 70
election to the following County offices
Sheriff, Clerk, Auditor, Probate Judge, Com
mon Pleas Judge, Commissioner and Sur
veyOr.
The Chairman of the Union County Cen
trail Committee being absent, the COnven
ton was called to order by Mr.. A. T. Brins
made.
On motion, DR.. E. D. Burton,O of East Cleve'
land, was elected President pro ten; anC
L. 6. Bull, of Scion, Vice President.
Messrs. o. W. Kendall, of o.msted Falls
and A. J. Marvin, of the Tenth Ward, WERE
appointed Secretaries.
On motion the President appointed the
following gentlemen a Committee on Gre
dentials: A. T. Brinsmade, Cleveland, Gen,
John Crowen, East Cleveland, and Oliver
Emerson, Parma.
A motion was made and prevailed that
delegations not full have power to fill
vacancies.
The Committee on Credentials reported
all the delegations full, as follows
FIEsr WARD.
Isaac Sturtevant, George C.. Julien,
William Jones, John Bergholz,
William B. Cottrell, Fred. Whitehead.
SECOND WARD.
J.. B. Parsons, H. B~eckenbach,
J.. NJ. Sterling, Jr., E. j. Estep,
P. Roeder, L.. Moreau.
THIRD WARD.
James Barnett, Neal Gallagher,
L. NJ. Cobb, NJ Carson,
L. II. Bohm, C. Clark.
FOURTH WAR;
NJ. B. Clark, 1. H. Marshal,
II. NJ. Hempy, A. 7. Brinsmade,
R. R. Herrick, A. Everett.
FIFTH WARD.
John Cradle, j. Sturznickle,
W. B. Rezner, F. Richter,
W. y. Boardman, W. Rhodes.
SIXTH WARD.
H. C. Hawkins, L. Hammer,
W. Gabriel, W. Kerruish,
II. Kilmer, G. Armbruster.
SEVENTH WARD.
J. Mason, E. S. Willard,
R~einhardt, P. Sutorious,
W. Porter, NJ. Jacques.
EIGHTH WARD.
J. D. Palmer, A. W. French,
W. H. Jones, J. Ryan,
8. Hoffman, F. H. Droz.
NINTH WARD.
F. W. Pelton, H. Stephens,
J. Martin, Z. II. Thies,
.. Weber, E.. T. Ellsworth,
TESTH WARD.
j. Weideman, S. Furnal,
F. Kennedy, G. Presley,
A. J. Marvin, C. R. Evatt.
ELEVENTH WAR;.
R.. C. Sproul, J.. Meier,
Y. Seeker. P. A. Pennrieh,
Kuntz, F.. Buehne.
TOWNSHIPS.
Strongspue.-W. A. Wing, N. S Haynes,
H. Hoyt, W. Il. Ashley, E. II. Reed and
:. H. Wing.
EucIid-Harmon Chesman, James Eddy,
Walworth, William Marshal, Seth
Yoodmany and A. McReynolds.
SOloR-James Webster, L. S. Bull, A. B.
chamberlain, II. A. Smith, C. II. Moore and
Z. r. Merrill.
Nez6eS-.A AKIN, 3. W. Knapp, G. Co
,ert L. Battles, jr, D. Hoage and T. E.
Observation-Disclosures Breck, Moses Hunt,
-ames Rinsar, E. Bangs, William Barr and
AlonEo Watkins.
Nelo5urgk-C. P. Jewett, NJ. NJ. Jones, E.
Hamilton, ]. S. Ely, G. E. Needham, G.
. Doolittle.
RoekpoTt-L. Dean, W. sixt, H. A. Mas
lex, W. Tentler, W. Gleason and J. Bennett.
RoyGttOH-0- Sherwood, Thomas S. Bark,
'ruman Bunker, William Ferries, Thomas
'olton and Sardis Edgerton.
neutrality-suspicious. II. n. WhitlOck, s..
{. Caniff, John Baldwin, Lyman Baker, D.
!. Watson and N. Kaats.
DOUer-M. 0. Taylor, A. G. Bright, I. N.
OOley, I. L. Ham, l. P. Rice and Hiram
Bedtord-John Libbey, ]. K. Culver, j..
[. Lamson, Chester Purdy, Lewis P. Whit
aker, D. Il. Gould.
chagrin FaHs-H. W. Curtiss, D. A. Davis
:. Sheffield, J. S. Bullard, J.. II. McClentic,
= H Eggleston.
old, ]. Parmenter, E. Arnold and William
tOneman.
OlmStsd FaHs-NewelI Nelson, C. C. Fitch,
. L. Underhill, L. Bradford, W. W. Mead
nd o. W.. Kendall.
East GeUeGnG-N. B. Sherwin, DR.. Del
'nbaugh, T. D. Peck, John CroweIl, DR.. E
I. Burton, Charles Schmidt.
BroOkiyg-James Sears, 0ziss Fish, VIM.
:. Nye, Jacob Muller, Daniel Remulus and
acOb Siringer.
WarrenspiRe-R. Smith, O. D. Judd, R.
okeman, J. NJ. Burke, D. L. Wightmsn
nd W. II. Warren.
IHdepeRdeHce-C H Bushnell, John Need
am, Enos Hawkins, John Geissenderfer,
. P. Mcmillan and Andrew Alexander.
PGrmG-0liver Emerson, David Clark. NJ.
- Brown, A. Simpson, Henry Kuntz and
sa Emerson.
The Secretary, Mr.. A. j. Marvin, by re-
nest read the call of the Central Commit
"a
On motion the Convention proceeded to
ominate candidates in the order mentioned
the call.
W. 5. Kerruish, ESQ., and DR.. Curtiss were
ppointed ~tellers.
On motion Of Mr.. Jacob Muller, of Brook
Ii 1lA1G - was AuA4AuhkCu "
lie Office of Judge of the Court of Common
leas, by scclamstion.
On motion the Chairman appointed the
a Committee on Resolutions
Jesurs. A. McReynolds, E. J. Estep, and
acob Muller.
PROBATE JUDGE.
The nomination Of Probate Judge being
ext in order the following candidates were
lnOunced D. R, Tilden, Chas. v. Palmer
R. Keith and George Wyman, Esqr's-
he first ballot resulted as follows: Tilden
2, Palmer 80, Keith Is and Wyman IS
tai $50.
The nomination of the Hon. D. R. Tilden
as made unanimous.
CLERK OF COMMON FLEAs.
A. t. Brinsmade, Esq, moved that the
rst ballot be informal-lost The names
Messrs. r. D. Noble, Fred s. Smith and
J. Prentiss, were then announced as can
for nomination. Balloting was pro-
.o1o5 nth roaultino &c Fo1lov-s. c-;tL