Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-26
Democratlc Ciry and TownshIp CON.

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Pursuant to call the Democratic Conven-
tion for the City of Columbus and Town
ship of Montgomery met at the City Hall
on Saturday evening, March "a, 1906
The Convention was called to order at 71s
o'clock by John Naddy, on whose motion,
Walter NJ. Clancy was chosen President.
On motion of Fred. Fornof, Charles Patter-
son was appointed Secretary. On motion
of Jacob Lohrer, jr, a committee of three
on Credentials was appointed, consisting of
Jacob Lohrer, jr Fred. Fornof and Peter
Murphy. The committee reported the fol-
lowing as the delegates duly elected 70 the
Convention from the township and the
several wards of the city:
! First Ward-Henry Freeland, Edward
! McGill, John Callahan, z. Fitzpatrick.
Second Ward-E. p. Sergeant, James
| Smith.
Third Ward-Bernard Fisher, William
| Gulck, Thomas Agnew.
Fourth Ward-George Engelke, Jacob
Lang. G. j. RodenCels, G. j. Lang, Jacob
| Inns, o. B. Stone, George Wigant.
Fifth Ward-Jacob Lohrer, jr, John
Lutz, John Raab, A. Trautmann, Henry
| Meiser Phillip Knies, John Trautmann,
| Fred. Beck, ir., Christ. Eisel, w. Erlen-
bach.
Sixth Ward--John Hartmann, Valentine
| Pausch, David Koetz, Michael Balzle, Lau-
REM Schneider LaurenZ Aumiller, John
Siegle, Jacob Grau, Conrad Born, John
Waldsmith, Charles Kitzmann, ST..
Seventh Ward-Fred FornOf, Daniel
Stump, NJ. Moerch, VIM. Wal, Geo. Keintz,
Martin Whalon, Peter Schar:, Charles Pat
terson.
Eighth WarG-James Hannah, Walter
NJ. Clancy, Peter Murphy, John Madigan,
James King, Patrick Dunn, John Early
Thomas Nolan.
Ninth Ward-John Naddy, VIM. Erwin,
Phillip Millay, John Qualey, Patrick Sulli-
van, Edward Hartly, Charles Rance.
Montgomery Township-GeOrge Schatz-
man, viii Eaton, M. G. Lilley, Thomas
Miller.
The report of the committee was, on mo-
tion, adopted.
The Convention then proceeded to nom
mate candidates to be voted for at the en-
suing April election, with the following re-
suits:
For City Marshal-Patrick Murphy was
nominated by acclamation.
The following nominations were also
made by acclamation:
For Justice of the Peace-George w.
Meeker.
For Township Trustees-Elias Gaver,
Alexander Moobery and George Deimer.
For Township Clerk-B. NJ. Albery.
The next thing in order, being the nom
ination of three Constables, the following
persons were named: John Brown, Fred.
Sorg, Christian Bartling, j. p. Remmy and
Miles DAILY.
On motion of Jacob Lohrer, jr, it was
agreed that the three candidates for the
office of Constable should be voted for
singly, or for one only on each ballot, and
that the candidate obtaining the highest
number of votes should be declared duly
nominated; button motion of Patrick Dunn,
it was ordered that such highest number
should constitute majority of all the
votes cast.
The Convention then proceeded to ballot
for Constables, and the President appoint
ed o. B. Stone and George Engelke Tellers.
Four ballots were taken, resulting as fol-
lows:
On the first ballot, j. P. Remmy received
AZ votes, Jonn Brown z, Fred. Sorg 6, Miles
DAILY and c. Bartling 2. j. p. Remmy
was declared duly nominated one of the
three candidates for Constable.
On the second ballot, John Brown re-
ceived 81 votes, Fred. Sorg 27, c. Bartling
D ,1 1 n
ceived a majority of all the votes cast, there
was no choice. The name of Miles DAILY
was withdrawn.
On the third ballot, John Brown received
AZ votes, and Fred. Sorg l6. John Brown
was declared duly nominated candidate for
Constable.
On the fourth ballot, Fred. Sorg received
63 votes and G. Bartling 2. Fred Sorg was
declared duly nominated a candidate for
Constable.
The following nominations were then
made by acclamation:
For Township TreasUUer-G. p. Schroll. |
For Township Assessor-John IL. Ear
hart.
The following Executive committee Ior
the City and Township was announced by
the President, and its appointment ratified
by the Convention:
First Ward-Henry Freeland.
Second Ward-E. p. Sergeant.
Third Ward-William Gulick.
Fourth Ward-0. B. Stone.
Fifth Ward-Jacob Lohrer, ir.
Sixth Ward-LorenZ Schneider.
Seventh Ward-Fred. FOrnof.
Eighth Ward-John Madigan.
Ninth Ward-William Erwin.
Township-George Schatzman.
On motion, it was ordered that the pro-
ceedings of this Convention be published
in THE OHIO STATESMAN, the WeStbOte, and
Crisis, and thereupon the Convention ad-
journed without day.
WALTER NJ. CLANCY,
President.