Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-11
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County Committee the judges ofelection Of
the various wards and townships met in
convention at Thurman Hall on yesterday,
(Monday) at 10. o'clock, A. M. fa
On motion of G. Lowenstein, Judge H.
B. Albery was called to the chair. He re-
turned thanks in very graceful and neat
speech. p. Hess was elected Secretary,
and G.. S. Innis and NJ. Martin Assistant
Secretaries. The wards and townships
reported through their canvassers as fol-
lows: sF ,fFEs "
First Ward, James Bull; Second, III. b.
Albery Third, A. p. Griffin; Fourth, C. b.
Lowenstein; Fifth, J. P. Reamy Sixth, J..
Funston; Seventh, P. Hess; Eighth, W r..
Horn; Ninth, John 2Qualle9; Montgomery ~
township, G. S. Innis; Madison, James Ro-
denfels; Hamilton, H. E. Jones; Truro,
James Taylor; Jefferson, S. Mann Plain.
j. E. Park; Miffiin, John Herlocker; Clin-
ton, William Brown; Perry, E. L. Rich
ards; Sharon, A, S. Wood; Blendon, A.
Christ; Washington, j. j.. Himeger; Nor
wich. j. M. Paxton; Franklin, Jesse AL
kire; Brown, Philip Clover; Prarie, Tho
mas q Harra; Pleasant, j. @, Lands; jack
son, Cyrus Seeds.
Convention proceeded to count the votes
of the wards and townships with the fol-
lowing result:
W. L. Ross and Cal. 7. Mann received a
majority for Representatives; George H.
Earhart for Sheriff: Samuel E. Kile for Au-
ditor; A. c. Headley for Treasurer; Ma
thansCole for Recorder; VIM. Guiiek for
County Commissioner; Elias Gaver for
Coroner, and Jacob Grau for Infirmary
Director. -.-;,,r.-.-f ~, ~ Ito .-E
After the announcements of the result of
the votes, on motion the Convention ad-
journed to meet at two O'Clock PM.
The canvassers and many friends were
cordially invited to dinner at c. A. Wag-
ner's Dining Hall, where they partook of a
splendid dinner served in Charley's inimit-
able style.
After dinner the Convention met, ana
proceeded to the further transaction of
business.
On motion of .Lowenstein, it was
Resolued, That hereafter all nominations
for county offices in Franklin county shall
be made by a Convention of Delegates to
be chosen by the several wards and town.
ships, on the basis of one Delegate for every
80 votes. or fraction of 25 votes or over,
cast for Governor at the preceding election;
said Delegates, when chosen, in Convention
SHdll NOG0 UtCQ UOC6 Dy WdrOS ana TOWN.
ships for candidates for the various offices
to be filled.
j. p. Reamy moved that the Democratic
Central Committee meet at Thurman Hall
on Saturday, June 22d, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Adopted.
The following resolution was offered for
adoption;
Resolued, That this Convention appoint a
County Central Committee for the ensuing
year, to consist of one member from each
township and ward.
This was discussed by Abram Christ, C.
Lowenstein, j. J. Funston, J. 9. Park and
others, in lively manner, and several
amendments were offered. .,..-.-=
On motion, the original resolution was
carried. .a.
The following gentlemen were appointed
a County Central Committee for the en-
suing year: ia5- L-.
First Ward, j. G. Bull; Second, John H
Martin; Third. John Fisher; Fourth, D
McAllister; Fifth, Jos. Falkenbach: Sixth
F. Jaeger; Seventh, o. 2. Hines; Eighth.
Thos. Bergen Ninth, Jno. Caren; Mont
gomery Township, J H :. Earhart; Madison
Moses Seymour;. Hamilton. John Lisle
Truro, j. M. Montgomery; Jefferson. G. F
Neswander; Plain, Jas. Campbell; Mifiin
V. D. Moore; Clinton, j. H. Hess; Prairie
G. w. Butler; Sharon, W. S. Griswold
Blendon, VIM. Cooper; Washington, J. d
Wilcox Norwich Jas w Barbee; Frank
lin, j. NJ, Briggs Brown, w. NJ. Mailing
Pleasant, Jas. Smith; jackson, j p. Mitch
ell. -ft Etf E5s sos
On motion, a committee of three was ap-
pointed by the Chair to wait on Judg,
Thurman and request his attendance at the
meeting and favor them with a few re
marks. Carried. Committee consisted o
j. j. Funson, Taylor and Griffin.
! just before the close of the meeting Judg
Thurman was escorted in and introduced
by the Chairman, and favored the Conven
ton with short, spirited speech. At tn
close of his speech, on molten, the Conven
ton adjourned. rEB -sss lTE
| 3arr.alE II. B. ALBERY, Chm'n.
| PH. HESS. Sec'y. .s-E-.