Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-16
PRIMARFELECTIONSL LAST NIGHT
Hist Of Delegates 10 the COnven.
go tiOn T0-nigll1.

List Of Delegates 20 the COnven-
go tiOn T0-nigllf.
i There was grand rally of the Democra-
cy at the various ward polls last night.
There was but little contest any where ex-
cept in the Seventh Ward, on the Mem Der
of Board OF Education, and in the Fifth,
onsthe Couneilman: The delegates, Conn
cilmen and Assessors elected and nominated
are as follows: 9s EE a
Montgomery T olonship L.S Smith, John
M. Pugh, G. s. InDis, Fred. SoFg and Theo-
dore Leonard are delegates to the city and
township convention, and John Fl. Earhart
was nominated Assessor. ~
First Wdrd- Edward Mcaill Henry
Freeland and Patrick Fitzpatrick are the
delegates. Daniel Ottstot was nominated
5 for GouncilmaH, Chas. Zollinger for Mem
Der Board of Education, and Henry Free
= land for Assessor.
Second WGd-Samuel Bradford and Jas.
SmithZare the delegates, and Henry
Schwinker was nominated Assessor, No
Councilman nominated. ga E
: Third W Wdnd-Wm. Gulick, Thos. Agnen,
and John Fisher are the delegates. = WIh.
kelsey for Councilman; d. w. Brooks for
& Member Board of Education, and james
= MeAuister, for ASSESSOR pa'2H ..t9}el
. 10. Eorth,W drd-Lewis Zettler, Jacob Lang.
Engleke, James III. Marshal, George
aBeitz, Philip BeltZer and Jacob Inns are the
!, delegates. ID. McAllister is the candidate
for Council, and Jacob Lang for Assessor.
Fifth WGrd-J. -LohFeF, Philip Knies,
= Jno. Butz, Jno. Raab, Geo. J, Haffner, Jr.,
A. Trautma1n, J: Ntfsbatfm, Jacob Fried,
VIM. Erlenback, Joseph Hegner and Fred
erick Hatiawald. 80 Jacob Reinhards wak
nominated fordC councilman, Konrad Mees.
Member Board OF Edacation, and Jacob
Fried, Assessor. y 4IsEEE
Sirth Wdrd-John' HARTMANN, Lawrence
Aumiller, John F. Kaiser, A. link, Ghas.
Deirz, Lorenz Schneider, Jacob Gran, Hen
~ Horch, Valentine Pauseh, Ed. jaeger,
Jonas Pletsch, John Waldschmidt and Da-
vid Kaetz are the, delegates. Newton Glib
bons is the nominee for Councilman and
| Jacob Grau for Assessor FEf5s tsE
/ SeueHth W ard - Peter Schart, Martin
! rWheelan, George Kientz, f. Hemmersbach,
/ w. S. Huffman, William Wall, Frederick
| Fornoff and Samuel e! Kile are the dele
/ gates. w. L.. Ross was nominated for
, Councilman, John Morch for Member of
Board of Education; and Peter Pfifer for
Assessor. 80 h'i'-1 ~
Eighth Ward-James Hannah, Walter M.
Clancy, John Madigan, Thomas Noien,
Barney McNalley, John Early and Peter
Murphy are the delegates. Thomas Ber-
gen is the nominee for Councilman, and
John rDufyfOr Assessor. :o'. .y.5S
Ninth Ward. .-Ed ward Hartley, Patrick
BDurcan, Philip Millay, VIM. Irwin, Daniel
Sullivan, HI. q. Campen and Martin COday
are the delegates. John Caren lis the
nominee for Councilman, s. W. Andrews,
for Member Board of Education, and Dam
iel Sullivan for Assessor. 7ta = l2y ~ ~ -
There is no opposition that we have
heard of to the nomination of James Ct.
Bull for the Office of Mayor, or to that. OF
Patrick Murphy for Marshal, and we may
therefore conclude these gentlemen will
receive the entire vote of the, convention.
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THE CELEBRATION OF 5SF. PATRICK s
BIRTHDAY.---our Irish fellow citizens are
taking hold of the matter of the cele-
bration tomorrow with a determine
I tion and unanimity that promises a good
Z time. AT the meeting held at Naughton
Hall, the following was agreed on as the
: programme for the occasion: Those de-
signing to join in the procession will meet
arNaughten Hall at half past o'clock to-
morrow morning, where green sashes will
be furnished by the committee. A pro-
acession will be formed under the direction
7 of James Nolan, Marshal, who will be aided
Eiby John Cummings, Patrick Nearny, Thos
Nolan and Jas. Quinn, Assistant Marshals
Patrick Kelly, bearing the green flag OF
, Erin, will precefe the. band of music AT
the head of the line will be borne the ban
ner of St. Patrick King and
lads, and in the scenterof the column the
STARS and Stripes. The procession will
move to st, Patrick's Church, where lee
7eture on the life of St. Patrick will be deliv-
erred by Father Mellen. After services in
: the Church are concluded, the line will be
reformed, and march down Seventh street
! to Broad; down Broad to Fourth; down
Fourth to Friend; down Friend to High
IIup High to Naughton Hall, where it will
be dismissed. - TT 80 -
n Those desiring to join the procession can
to-day procure sashes of Patrick Conroy,
at Thos. Bergen's store,-or- at Naughton
Hall on Sunday. morning All Irishman
are invited to join in the procession. There
will be. a. meeting at 'Naughton Hall TO-
night to arrange further details, to which
all are invited. t.-.E..-~
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