Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-08-12

Paris-U. Hinchcliff.
t Randolph-Wm. Steadmau, N.Sears
Ravenna-E. P. Brainard, j. D. Nor
ton, Royal Taylor.
Rootstown-Anson Bissell.
, Shalersville-D. Mcintosh.
StreetsSoro'-Albert Doolittle.
Sufield-Josiah Kent.
Windham-A. Higley.
MAHoNING COUNT DELEGATES.
Austintown-David Anderson.
Boardman-Shelden Newton.
Beaver-D. Thomsn.
Rerlin-B. F. Kirkbride.
Canield-J. R. Johnston.
Coitsville-D. C. Stewart.
Ellsw orth-Richsrd Fitch.
Green-J. H. Lewis.
Goshen VIM. Campbell, Samuel
Linton,
Jackson-A. P. Mckinley,
Milton-James Russell.
Poland-R. W. Hume, Homer E.
Stewart, VIM. Watson.
Smith-Dayid Burden, Elijah Shinn.
Youngstown-Paul Wick, N. Hamil-
ton, A. W. Jones, F. S. Whistlar, C. NJ.
Riley.
Springfeld-John Wetmore.
TRUNBULL COUNTY DELEGATES.
Bazetta-John P. Rathbun.
Bloomfeld-F. P. Green.
Braceville-Elishs Walker.
Bristol-Samuel Fansler.
Brookfeld-R. S. Hart.
Champion-Clinton Mikesell.
Farmington-H. A. Lee, B. Maltby.
Fowler-H. C. Williamson.
Greene-G. W. Harrington.
Gustavus-Buel Barnes, John john
ston.
Hartford-E. B. Cone, A. R. Gates.
Howland-Johu Reeves.
Hubbard-Hazsn Due=, j. W. Leyds.
Johnston-James A. Weir.
Kinsman-Jacob H. Baldwin
LIBERTY. B. Mcclellan.
LordstoWn-Ira Hart.
Mecca-N. W. Palmer.
Mesopotamia-E. W. laird.
NeWton-Wm. Porter.
neutrality-suspicious. Norton.
Vienna-E. D. King, George Pound,
N. R. Mackey.
V-ernon-Horatio DsWolf.
Warren = Junius Dana, Edward
Spear, 7. A Briefly, George VanGor-
der, H. G. Stratton.
WeathersfeId-Josiah Robbins, Jo-
seph Stewart, NJ. D. Sanderson.
The Convention authorized vacancies
in delegations to be filed by persons
present from the towns wherein the
vacancy existed, or if such persons
we're not present, from the county
wherein the vacancy occurs
Convention adjourned to u, P. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention reassembled at u,
P. NJ. .
On motion it was agreed to proceed
to ballot for a candidate for Judge.
Tellers, to receive the ballots, yer
appointed, viz: J. R. johnson, of Ma
honing, VIM. Steadman, of Portage,
and John johnson, of Trumbull.
1t was agreed that where a township
is entitled to two or more delegates,
those delegates present should cast the
whole vote.
But one ballot was taken, with the
following result:
Philo B. Conant received 40 votes.
FIG. SerVis received 81 votes.
There being sc votes cast, one more
than the Convention was entitled to,
the President declared the ballot null
and void. A delegate from Portage
stated that he had cast the extra ballot
by mistake, having forgotten hat his
county had agreed to cast its vote as a
unit. At the suggestion of MI. Servis.
the resolution to nominate by ballot
was ~rescInded, and Hon. P. B. Conant
vas declared the nominee by acclama-
ton.
Mr.. Conant being called upon for q
speech, made a few remarks thanking
the Convention for the honor conferred
and the confidence reposed in him.
Mr.. Servis, in response to to the call
for him, expressed his entire acqui-
escence in the decision of the Conven-
ton, and said he would be found acting
in hearty cooperation with the Repub-
.lican party; although he had not been
successful as a candidate for nomina-
ton, he would not be found writing
and circulating letters to get up a sore
head convention. Mr.. SerVIs' remarks
were frequently interrupted with
cheers.
The committee on resolutions sub
mitted the following report:
Resolved, That this Convention cor
daily approve the Platforms adopted
BY the Republican State Convention
held at Columbus, Ohio, March 4th,
and the National Republican ConVen-
ton, held at Chiesgo, Illinois, May
10Th, 1865; and we pledge our un-
wavering support to the nominations
then and there made, as well as the
nomination of this day, and the nomi.
nee of the District Congressional Con-
Yention.
Reported adopted.
On motion the Convention adjourn
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