Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-23

SO the Chair declared Christian Heyl,
John Nelson and John Osstot nominated
for the office of Township Trustees.
For Constables, Joseph Hollenbach, W.
j. Kuhns and DIR. S. Loving were nominate
ed by acclamation. saasiss asiaa
cdr. Loving said he had taken as big a
contract in his ward as he thought he could
get through with, and he therefore trusted
the convention would let him off. aa
On motion, the vote by which DR.. Loving
was nominated for constable was reconsid-
cred. = -4-... -
T Mr. Kuhns asked to. be excused. The
Convention refused to excuse him. q
Mr.. Kuhns moved that the vacancy caus-
ed by the withdrawal of DIR. Loving, be
filled with the name of Gen. John G. Mitch
ell.
/ After good deal of cathartic skirmisl =
ing, Joseph HOllenbach, A. L. Brown and
Mark Newman were declared nominated
for the office of constable.
The action of the Convention bored some
body si.3 s5a sssss islzssa.as. .sa7E
Somebody that was bored. w. ]. Kuhns.
Nominations for Township Clerk being
in order; George McCracken, gknash and
others were nominated and declined.
A ballot was had and resulted as fol-
lows: tiaa .ssas.t5- ba szs edssi
Dr.. Cruthers. o
d. L. -Selbert........... 81
For Township Treasurer, John Saul was
nominated by acclamation.
For Township Assessor, A. B. New
hrr ni,,of ofodh hvo
In regard to the nomination of Com
mon Pleas Judge for this District, John G.
Mitchell presented the following resolution,
which was unanimously adopted: .4 :
Resolved, That, subject to the ratification
of Pickaway and Madison counties, this
convention recommends the nomination Of
81. w. Smith, OF Madison county, for Judge
of the Court Of Common Pleas, and pledges
to him our cordial and enthusiastic sup
port. 81
On motion of J. NJ. Westwater. the fol-
lowing city and township committee was
sppointed i ii@ec7 igaisf 4 .6;I5rsls .i1v
First Ward, DR.. G. C. White. Second
Ward, F. A. Marble. Third Ward, VIII
liam Ewing. Fourth Ward, w. H. Foster
Fifth Ward, Harvey Fletcher. Sixth
Ward, George Hessenaeur. Seventh Ward,
John Otstot. Eighth Ward, J. E. Robin
son. Ninth Ward, A. s. Glenn. Mont.
gomery Township, Joseph Wilcox.
| After singing doleful ditty, the Con.
vention adjourned, seriatins, as an old Cali.
fornia parliamentarian once said. @
RELIGION AND AMUsEMENT.-If amuse
ment be really innocent, no religious per.
son objects to it; and that Olive Logan
amusing lecture is as innocent of harmful
ness as it is positively aughter-provoking
is proved by the cordial praises lavishet
on the lady by New York clergymen who at
tended her ssStage Struck" lecture. Church
going people will not be likely to let sliJ
an opportunity of getting a good laugl
! without fear of offending even the rigit
laws of Lent.
1 THE CATHOLIC WoRLD.-The April mum
Der of this superior magazine is on our ia
ble., With the present number THE Catholi
| World" begins its fourth year. 1t is goo,
time for those who have not subscribed t,
do SO, as it contains the first chapters of
new Irish story, entitled, Nellie Netterville
tale of the times of Cromwell. Singl
copies, 80 cents; So per annum. Address
Lawrence Kehoe, General Agent, 126 Mas
: sau street, New York. ~
MISS OLIVE LOGAN has written ne,
novel called tsThe Artists Dream.n w
fear this will give rise to another uuarre
about who Rocked him to Sleep.-chicag
Post. fr,.l.. fa1.sa-ils.f .7if-fr ~
Il Miss Logan authorizes us to contradic
this, point blank. The book in question i
advertised by Carlton as "By Miss Logan
, but it is written by somebody who adop,
"Miss Logan" as nom de plume, with tn
purpose, probably, of making capital on
n of Olives hard-won reputation.
u FWe have received an article from e1
il Auditor Straight in reply to the charg,
made against him by the Journal. 1t can
: to hand too late for publication this morn
Il