Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-31

the delegation from each county appoint.
ing q memberef said committee, The eonsd
nittee consisted Of EhOmasi Sparrow of
Frapklin; George Lincolp,of Madison, and
s. W Oourtwright. of Plckaway! 0hIY IYUV
The Convention reported the following
list of delegates, theR vacancies init ne
spective county delegations having been
filed by the said delegations;
o5.s2 % FGSKIIN cogFrY 70 5s,S S2isii,Gl i5i5sb-
First Kard,a0 0OEn.5sssA Edward 'NcGiil, a
Second WdfdlgS s, FIiek1y. I ,bgf Wv .aigd
Third " ard Thomas Sparrow 90 ]cSRs'yg o3e "
Fourth WGrd-LoulsyZettl
Filth Wdrd-Col. Fred. Beck. =,
Sth w Jonas Plestch,P PGs RI a,sGGlss, N,
Seueah Wdyd--Jo John M. Moercb, ) H. S6od
Eighth Wdrd--Walter My0lanOy! o1om b7m-
Ninbt w Patrick Dutcap. p, de1o
MONTGOMERY toloiiship "A lex. Moobery.
T'r1ro-James Taylor
FraaklfR--Clark Whiteoooi GRO 20, yiob sW
JdcAsos- Samuel Brown. yna q nl - $50 y
C7iaton Joseph Wright ~ " . P9a1,lg ,,{,li F@ y,
JedersoD- Shuah Mann, Jr,isG ScyaoZ ~
Pian--A. G. Park. .s'
iShToR-A. s. Wood.
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w Ill 10
MofsclcaT-WlmT' d Hunter; ;aW 70. ss5a,lr7 boo
Rdshtlagg ames NJ right ,sUo. .ia'sD1
BTot9ns-J M. Donghereyip ~ i.' q.
oh1l Llsie 5sr. = S,i eetftr5 ,r y
FerTgTRW ,RRP Phinsgaruoisi7 10 s,samiu 81
trgtrtey- Andrew W. Shearer! % 1ag y ieai
iihqfisoHe15Dr. Geo. u. SMITH H. .. ois
lnaisToB .d,.tdngsoNr corrTY .-RsI, .Asui
oia,.Is n !sIsggR;s TI.S 4, igA g liliEsl
Gso"eS p nid 0oUnOtR &asI,oii IA M w U"Gas: @ cL
WV :. A1S" S' 7" ~, -.
ypl.asan,. .snstle,ls IJnghss VISA on sa,u,St
UhioH-G George Lincoln and ". Hs Chand-
Ter. f; "a
ee. 1ros 0ree1s ~ ~ M; nj SSrSal' G qad
CGagssalJ n D. ~ s,,s t,l1aIxssLD
SVH's.S' Nj iISSre itSu a Nv
"a. q, III 90. r ~ -
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-iid tasr PICKAwAY COUNTY. 'f. a'11l sai1
oRrCiepille First Wdf9AMIiL. walker. '1s
Second III drd-.T. w. Lowe. 1l, KY 6f. .''a
Third Wdrd-S.rW. Courtwright.G sfsl
Fourth WardGJohn Drummer. nnoy "A
.Pickd.oay T1ioaship Benz. shelby. '95
"a Sac crees-ssmuel S5rollse.,,.l pa ,7a.-I
WoI"'rwgx g.vx p G'sist so'"''.q.sl .ss,Hoi
Hd,Tisoanf--Dili Weigand. @ 10'-s III "
Sctoto-James Walker.
yoy.-oii mann1hg. 11s . l ~ .,a 'a} ''''
iNaRleSbergN1fsaac George. l2ars9g7gd
Jackson-H G. Blacker. s as.t'2g s.,,,l5ds. ,1s,5'
Deer oCreek7-A. u. hose. :, 4a'7sag on oaI
XtIsSso'ssseE7SSo W,,,sosG w .Rnn%sp mspAei' .yE
na9ison-A. L. PerriI,
,Pery--Jesse Gray, .dgas .qH esa q
The following sr resolution was so offered bv
james r. Wright, of Franklin comfy:
.Resoivsd, That In balloting for a candi-
date for Judge, each county in the judicial
district shall 6e entitled to one vote for
e1erS que nt1ureu Eoses c1ss pSes ~ saiu ~ cean
Of Gen. Gen W. Moroangthe DenocratieiI
candidate for Governor, and one vote for
every fraction thus cast over fifty, and that
Sn ;aIs 9at eac I'll nc
sachlelegatlon shall be cast for such of The
gentlemen named ia connection with the
Judgeship, ana report the same through one
VI us oeFf H"ITSe - sne Eceiy SosonsVVn g'1V a g
Inc resolution was lald on the table by a
vote OF 3S yeas to 2l nays"t s1osso''11'
The yeas and nays were taken upon'a
motion TO lay upon the tablea motion by
S. W'TCourtwrights OF PickAways that the
Convention proceed to the nomination Of
judge and resulted yeas TO- nays 80. iso,-
the motion to lay upon the table was lost.
At this point discussion. arose upon the
principle involved in the foregoing resolu-
tion offered BY Mr.. Wright at the close Of
whieh'a number of the delegates from
Franklin county, with few from Picka-
way, refused to participateI IN the further
proceedings of the Convention.
The question being, upon agreeing to'the
motion to proceed to the nomination Of
candidate for Judge u was L carried.
W. Nj. clancy nominated John l.. Green,
OF franklin as q candidate for Judge and
Cnere Oelng no. iurther "nominations tne
nSules Vi Inc ueiegaCes we're calieu' anu
the result was that ~ votes were cast for
Iohn L. Green, ana that oeing a majority
d tne wnole numoer Oh 'oeieSaOes' ne was
leclaEea e9iy hCpinasee,g