Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-21
Union Senatorial Convention.

delegates chosen to the Senatofia
Nominating Convention, from Trum
bull and Ashoning Counties, met q
Niles, on Thursday last, 18th inst. Th'
Convention assembled for business a
10, A. NJ, and was called to order b!
L. C. Jones, Esq, Chairman of the dis
trict committee. Hon. John Hutchins
of Trumbull, was chosen President
Sheldon Newton, of Mahoning, andN
w. Palmer, of TrumbuH, were chosen
Vice Presidents; and Robt. Mccurdy
of Kahoning, and DR.. R. H. Walker
of Trumbull, chosen Secretaries. sga
r. Col. Jas. Nash and Gen. Sanderson,
of Mahoning, and John johnson, o.
Trumbull, were appointed COMMITTEES
on Credentials. ssa'i T. hrs Oh Of 51f
". E. Smalley, j. R. Johnston and
H. T. Mason were appointed commit
tee on Resolutions. It was agreed that
each county might6l vacancies in its
delegation.
The announcement of candidates be
ing in order, the names of 1. D. Wood
worth and Joseph Bruf. of Mahoning,
and Geo. F. Brown, of Trumbullj were
presented.
Judge Brown made 8 few remarks in
response to his nomination, giving
the reasons that influenced him tothst
determination. He found that 8 strict
attention to his duties as Senator, in
volved sacrifices so far exceeding the
remuneration he received, that he pre-
ferred to share the honors, responsible
tiles and sacrifices attending the posi-
ton, with other gentlemen. IN {,
On motion the Convention adjourned
till one o'clock, P. N. %
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The committee on Credentials repor-
ted Delegates present, as follows:
TRuxBULL COUNTY DE1EOATEs.
Bazetta-Jacob EWalt.
Bloom6eld-S. N. Laird to fill vscancy.)
BraceviIle-M. s. Smith, HIS. Taft. d
Bristol-Dr. Il. J. Rrockett, W. Sager.
Brookfeld-Geo. W. McMullen.
Champion-W. N. Rutan. T., vsu s12t
Farmington-S. 1. Buttles, D. K. Vol
colt. - t-T1 1
Fowler-Dr. II. Beach. -
Green-Joseph Hubbard.
GustsYus-R. B. Barnes, John Johnston,
Hartford-Jay Baker, Paul WellnAna !
Howland-George F. Brown. y si.-aa
HUBBARD. ". Leyda. -
Johnston-Eathan Bebee. sa. i, a.,
Kinsmzn-L. C. Perkins. lE5 s'nam
Liberty-R. q, Walker.
LordstoHn-I. N. Butler Ito fill va
eancy.) l1ss aI1 Ii I-9a
Mecca-N. w. Palmer, Noble Mason.
Mesopotsmia-Jsmes Anderson, Elias
Sperry. 49,.
NeWton-Wm. s. Church, N. Spencer
Southirgton-O. Z. Bemsn. s-ob s
Vernon-Azor Abel Ito fill yscancy.l
Vienna-J. s. Williams, S. C. Treat.
Weathers6sld-Josiah Robbins, Jr,
John Draa, H. T. Mason. ana
Warren-John Hutchins, Thomas Craig,
W. O. Forrist, David Gibbons. Leon
ard Burton. COS
MAHoNING COUNTY DELEGATES.
Austintown-L. L. Campbell.
Boardman-Shelden Newton.
Beaver-Daniel Thorman. g %
Berlin-Allen Silver. -
CoitsYille-J. K. Bentley. -
Ellsworth-C.A A. Bunce. 54-uof o9.s
Canfeld-J. NJ. Nash, j. R. Johnston.
Jackson-Wm. B. Mansell. cor
Poland-DanieI Haynes, John Stewart,
VIM. Watson. g1-ll ~ L-aol
Milton-B. P. Baldwin. 1o lego
Green-Phillip B. Corel, Jesse Bowel.
Goshen-Wm. Campbell. Daniel Park
YoungstoHn-T. W. Sanderson, Paul
Wick, A. W. Jones, Bobt. Mccurdy,
A. B. Cornell, V. E. smalley.
SpringReld-John Warren, Smith l.
Keet. -- To- ss-aa eds
On motion the Convention proceeded
10 ballot for a candidate for Senator,
resulting as follows: Woodwork AS
Bruf 16; C. E. Glidden L; r. H..
l. L. D. Woodwork was de-
clared the nominee of the Convention
The Committee on Resolutions re-
ported as follows: aaG ;z|
Resolved That we hereby endorsethe
platform Of principles adopted by the
Republican Union Convention and
pledge. our support 1.-THE approaching
election to the ticket it has presented
to our votes. Ll.o et
RssoEucd, That we hold that in q Re
publican government it is bat just that
all men should enjoy equally the rights
of citizenship and suffrage unless they
those rights by the commission
of crimes; and that we will therefore
give our cordial approval to the amend.
ment proposed to our State Constitution,
and will aid by q votes to secure its
adoption. "a "a ~
At the suggestion Of the President
of the Convention, the Resolutions were
unanimously adopted by the delegates
rising and giving three rOusing cheers.
L. D. Woodwork, Esq the nominee,
called upon and made a brief, stir
ring, radical, patriotic speech.ll Re
marks in q similar strain we're made by
Col. BruE,
On motiono of WFO. Forrisk the Chair
appointed a Senatorial Executive Com.
nittee for the District, as follows
W. o. Forrist James Hoyt, }. u.
Stull, of Trumbul; James Nash. Paul
Wick, Of Mahoning. - Il
On motion, Convention adjourned.
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