The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-09-10
Democratic Congressional

Dem ocratic Congressional
/ Convention in the 10th Dis
trict.-Pursuant to call, the Democ-
raey of the 10Th Congressional Dis
tsict met by their Delegates at Citi-
Gems Hall in Ravenna, on. the Sd of
September, for, the ,pprpose of nomi-
mating a candidate for Congress, and
to transact other business. The coun-
ties Wsre all represented except Ma
honing. j. Pain called The meeting
to order whereqpon Clisstols 8 1essa...
Of Portage was elected Rres sitis s:i-
t WYyaaFsd ward { Crafts Of ea,lgss vice I.l.siz
dent, and P II. Ensign. Io I..ll
| Secretary.
/ Il, Il Moses Of sIlssllbaAA, VI 3
Thomas of Portlga 9A.s CarIin ef
.Ashtabuia, aud Edward Crafts of
Geangga. were appointed committee
on Resolutions. The committee re-
tired for deIiberatiop. Onmotion the
following gentlemen were appointed
a Congressional Committee for the ell
suing two years: lee
=. Thomas j. CarIip, Coneaut, Ashta-
bulala County. arm. s..,. ........
g, j. Fl E Bruce, Chardon, Geauga Co.
+ A, - Packard, Y oungstown. Ma
honing County. I'D. .ta.
F. NJ Jones, Rayenna, Portage Co.
:, j, Palm, Warren, Trumbull Co..,.e
The committee upon, resolutions re-
turn and report the following ae
.Res07ceq, That this Democratic Con-
gressioiiaf Convention, heartily en-
dorse the principles laid down in the
Democratic State and National. plat
forms, adopted respectively on the Sth
OF January and on the. 7th of July
last - R'H @~'-'@-'2 p" !" -s't'''3 -:
. ReS0leedy THAT the nominee of this
Convention, sustained by the Democ-
racy. and Conservatives of the, 18th
Congressional District, take direct is
sue with the Republican nominee on
the funding bill; framed, passed and
sustained by the erepubiicanparty, and |
that We. proaomEe it one of the most |
daring and flagrant. outrages vet I'M
deftakeii BY that Revolutionary. party. |
i -
d. The resolutions were unanimously |
adopted by the, Convention.
The announcement of candidates
being now. in order, Mr., 3. i. Heinea,
Of Trpmbull named James sMcEwin,
Of Mahoning, there being no other
candidate announced Nh, McEW
was. nominated by acclamation. e....,
Il was then resolved that the pro-
seedlings of this Convention be pub
fshed in the. Democratic papers of the
District, ana Of Cleveland and Column
ots, WHEN the Convention adjourned.
= ,'.' -, = CLaNTON YOUNG, Pres,
E. II. ENSIGN, Sec'y..5 ~
Base Bal1.-The third game be-
Ween the Star Club of Ravenna, and
he Buckeyes from Streetsboro, was
,layed on the grounds of the. former
Tub, on Monday, the 7tll.. The game
vas closely contested in the first five
T six innings, but in the Sth the Buck
yes, BY good batting, aided by the
pose pose tie9lld.iinlg 4. upon the part of the s
falFs. ! r. succeeded e in scoring l3 runs,
,hich q m materially altered the course of
le game. In the 9th but little scoring i
tias done by either Club, and the d
'uckeyes came, out victorious by a a
core Of s. to 80, Some excellent t
laying was done on. both sides, but a
ie Stars lacked dtheiraccustomed con- N
dLq7lnlee, dL7lnle and thereby lost the game, n
hey, however,. Immediately chal- {
'nged the victors, and will, probably, h
lay q return game soon. Tpe follsw-. O
lg is the score -r:t rs..l :, sts~eF x y
'STARS'' VS.. .BUCKEYES ;,