Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-29

BLACK AND TAN COUNTY LOVE FEAST
NARY TICKET NoM1NATED.-The yearly
county love feast of the Black and Tanners
was held in the Union Club Rooms on Sat
urday. The meeting was called to order
by j. M. Westwater, and B. F. Martin was
called to the chair.
Mr.. Mcintyre nominated DIR. NJ. D. Brock
of Truro, for Vice President, and he was
elected. George McCracken was elected
Secretary.
A committee of three was appointed on
credentials, consisting of Geo. McCracken.
r. A. Mcintyre and H. Il. Kimball.
A call of the Wards and Townships being
had, the Sixth Ward, Pleasant, Brown,
Norwich, Jefferson and Madison failed to
report, though the committee announced
that they would be on hand 'dead sure.''
Mr.. Geo. O'Hara moved that nominations
for county officers be postponed Until July
10Th. The motion was carried.
DIR. Brock offered the following:
ResolUed, That the County Central Com
mittee shall consist of one from each Ward
and Township, who shall elect an EXecu-
tive Committee of three Presidents of COL
umbus), who shall have charge of the Gen.
tral Organization.
The resolution was adopted.
Mr.. Poland moved that committee of
one from each ward and township be ap-
pointed to select County Central Commit
tee. Carried.
A call of the wards being had, the fol-
lowing names were selected in accordance
with the above resolution:
City-Robert Chadwick, C. A. Poland. w.
Awl, NJ. Hahn, j. M. Westwater, Geo.
Hessenauer, DIR. W. E. Ide, Thos. Robinson,
A. S. Glenn.
II. H. Kimball. Montgomery township;
Dixey, Jackson; G. G. Deans, Prairie;
Orange Sells, Norwich; E. w. Tuller,
Washington; Chas. E. Burr, Sharon; j.
Z. Thomas, Perry /; Joseph Mock, Clinton
Z. B. Lee. Blendon; E. r. Williams, Milf
film; S. w. Ranney, Plain; Joseph T.
Reynolds, Jefferson; G. Burney Graham,
Truro; Stephen Moneypeny, Hamilton
VIM. Chandler, Madison.
Mr.. Janney moved that the Convention
take recess of twenty minutes to enable
The committee to report County Central
Committee. Carried.
The Convention reassembled and the
committee reported the following as the
names of the County Central Committee:
City-R. A. Mcintyre, Geo. w. McCrack-
IN, G. X. Nash, DIR. V. s. Seltzer, w. III.
Foster. Henry Lindenberg, G. W. Roby,
Dr.. S. Loving, A. S. Glenn; Montgomery
Merton; Franklin-Na-
haniel Merton Jackson-A. Pilger; Pleas |,
lnt-Dr. J. Helmick; Prairie-Horton |
Howard; Brown-Robert Benner; Nor
vich-W: w. Williams; WashingLon-I
y-Henry Miller; CiintonMWm. Shrum;
slendon-J. s. Hoover; Miffiin-D. R.
Williams; Plain-Dr. S. W. Ranney; JEFF
erson-A. w. Hall !; Truro-G. B. Graham;
hamilton : Stephen Moneypeny. Madi-
Arnold.
Mr.. Janney offered the following:
Resolued, That this Convention responds |
most heartily to the nomination of Gen. U.
J. Grant and Schuyler Colfax as candi-
ates for President and Vice President of
he United States, and cordially endorse
he political exposition of principles on
which they stand.
Resoloed. That we feel just pride that
he West can present such fit and illustri-
us representatives OF the institutions of
ur country, and that their election will be
he most effective means of securing its
'eace and popularity, and to secure that
nd we will use our best efforts.
Some enthusiastic chap moved for ris-
ng vote and hurrah. Carried. And
hough all rose to their feet, five delegates,
" actual count, shouted 'rah for Cant and
irowlfax. One delegate in explanation of
he funereal tone of the exercises, said that
Though he liked Gen. Grant, he didn't
Ike so many military men on the ticket and
vas opposed to Col Fax.
The convention adjourned to meet in this
ity July 25th, at 10 o'clock A. M.