Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-05-22

Delegates Appointed to New York.

A meeting of the committee appointed
i by the Conservative Soldiers and Sailors OF
each Congressional District of Ohio, Tor
the purpose of selecting delegates to repre-
sent them in the National Soldiers and
Sailors Convention to be held In New
York on July 4th, met in Parlor No. III
Neil House yesterday.
Seventeen Congressional Districts were
represented, and on motion the meeting or
ganized by calling Col. L. d. Campbell to
the chair and electing Capt. j. P. SAINT
meyer Secretary.
Col Campbell stated clearly and fully
the object of the meeting. The following
named gentlemen were named to repre-
sent Ohio in the National Soldiers and
Sailors Convention to be held in New
York on the Fourth of July:
DELEGATES AT LARGE.
Col. o. Fl. Payne, of Cleveland; Gen. G.
W. Morgan, of Mount Vernon; Col. L. ID.
Campbell, of Hamilton; Col. w. P. Haynes,
Sandusky.
| CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT DELEGATES.
1st District. Major E. V. Brookfield, Gen.
Geo. Whit; I'd, Gen. S. j. McGroaty. Capt.
j. p. Santmeyer; Sd, Capt. q. E. Sauser,
Gen. Durbin Ward; 4th, Gen. Jas. Frizzell,
Capt. Sam. Mckee; 9Th, Col. Geo. w. An
drews. Jas. A. Milling; 9th. Col. VIM How
ard, Wm Penn; 9TH, Col. 81. Blair Wilson,
Lieut.. Wv. Webb; 9Th, Col. ]. S. Grail,
Capt. Jos. Gutzwiller; 9th, Col. Geo. SAT-
ford. Col. Nat. Haynes; 10th. Gen. Lewis
Hunt, Capt. J. g. Banks; 11th, Col. 0. F.
Moore. Col. j. r. Cockerill; 18th, Col. j. NJ.
Connell, Major Davis; 18th, private w. R
Mutt, Capt. Frank Sells; 14th, Gen. A.
Wiley; 18th, Gen. w. P. Richardson's; Gen.
81. r. West; 18th, Col. j. F. Charles worth,
Capt. John w. Laughlin; 17th. Gen. Sam.
Beatty; Colonel Manderson; 18th, Capt. T.
j. Carron, P. o. Marsh; 10Th, Capt. P. Kim
ney, Col. G. S. Golfer.
It was resolved that each delegate thus
appointed have power to designate his al
ternate.
On motion, committee of three was ap-
pointed to prepare plan of State organ
ization of the White Boys in Blue of Ohio.
The committee reported that it would be
impossible to prepare the required plan in
time for this meeting, and recommended
the passage of the following resolution:
RESOLVED That the present organization,
known as the White Boys in Blue, be ex-
tended over the State for the time being,
and that committee of three be appointed
to prepare a Constitution for the State or
ganizasiOn, and that said committee report
the plan of State organization prepared bv
them to State Convention to be called by
the Executive Committee to-day appoint
ed, at such time as said Executive Commit
tee may deem advisable.
The report and resolution were adopted,
and Lieut. j. st. John Clarkson, Will R.
Mutt and Col. J. G. Grail were appointed
the committee called for by the resolution.
A committee of five was appointed to Sc
lect State Executive committee. The
committee reported in favor of the selec-
tionof an Executive committee located in
Cincinnati, with an advisory committee
man in each Congressional District, and
r, commended Col. L. D. Campbell, Gen.
Vanderveer, Capt. Santmeyer, Col. Harris
and Maj. Brookfield as such Executive
committee.
The recommendation of the committee
was unanimously concurred in.
The following advisory members were
appointed by the meeting:
Sd District Colonel M. P. Nolan 4th,
Lieutenant w j. Cr)n; 9Th, Captain j.
Cussack; 9th, Colonel w. Howard 9TH,
Colonel G. S. Innis; Sth, General B. Burns;
9th, Lieutenant E. f. Dickerson; 10th,
Captain 1. T. Cowen; 11th, General j. r.
Cockerill !; 18th. ColonelJ. M. Connell; 18th,
General w. III. Ball; 14th, General Aquila
Wiley; 10th, w. P. Richardson; /; 18th, Maj.
c. E. Mi6chener; 18th, Colonel Henderson;
18th, Capt P. w. Rice; 10Th, Colonel c. S.
Cotter.
Col. Frizzell moved that Col. Campbell,
Gen. Burns and J. P. .Santmeyer, be ap-
pointed committee to proceed to New
York to make arrangements for the Ohio
delegation, and make arrangements for
half-fare tickets. The motion was car
ried,
The following resolution was unani-
mously adopted:
Rusolved, That the newspapers of Ohio
be requested to publish these proceedings.
On motion, the meeting adjourned sine
die.
TRANSFERRED YEsTERDAY.-The follow
ing transfers of real estate were left at the
Recorders office on yesterday:
Henry Miller and wife to Catherine
Smith, April 2sth, the west two-thirds of
lots Nos. 1, 2 and 8, in Young's addition to
the city of Columbus, for $4,000.
Amason Webstere executor of the estate
of Miles Pinney, deceased, to Francis
Riley, November IL, 1857, part of farm lot
No.7s, containing D acres, more or less, in
range IS, township 2, quarter township 8,
in Sharon township, for 81, ,237.5
Edwin Palen and wife to Eli w. Tuller
and Francis Riley, March 18th, quit claim
ship, for $l25.
George w. Hays and wife to Eli W. Tul-
Ter and Francis Riley, March 7tb, quit claim
to 12O acres of land in Sharon township, for
$500. 80
Sidney L. Chaffee and wife to Eli w.
Tuller and Francis Riley, November 25th,
1867, lots Nos. z, Il and Is in Chaffee's sub
division to Northwood Place, containing
~ acres, for $3.50.
MEETING OF THE PENDLEToN CLUB
There was quite large attendance on the
meeting OF the Pendleton Club at Thur
man Hall last night. E. T. DeLany, in con-
sequence of illness, was unable to be pres
ent and address the Club. John McGaffey,
Esq, of Springfield, being present, was
called out and responded in a brief and
well-timed speech. Mr.. McGafey is a
most excellent and effective speaker. Our
citizens will be glad to hear him make a
set speech at some subsequent time, when
we shall have more fully entered upon the
campaign.
H.B. Wilson and Matt. Martin, Esqrs.
were successively called out and made brief
speeches pertinent to the occasion. After
the speaking was done, on motion, COM
mittee of one from each Ward and Mont
gomery township was appointed to ascer-
tain how many De mocrats will attend the
National Democratic Convention to be
held in the city OF New York on the 4th of
July. The following is said committee: