The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-08-06
CONGRESSIONAL COSVEK
TION, 10TH DISTRICT.
NOMINATION Of MARTIN D.
F0LLETT.

NOMINATION. OF MARTIN D,
F0lLETT.
The Democratic Convention for the
Fifteenth Congressional District met
at the Court House, in Marietta, on
Wednesday, the 2oth day Of July, 1868,
and organized by calling Hon. JAMES X.
hoRRis, of Monroe County, TO the
Chair, and the appointment of WALTER
c. HooD rs Secretary.
The following Committees were then
appointed:
On Credentials Isaac Stanley, Of
Athens Wilson S. Wiley, of Monroe
David f. Davis, of Meigs; jackson B.
Goudy, of Morgan and Seymour Clough
of Washington.
On Permanent Organization-Wm
Golden, ofAthens; EliasP. Davis, oi
Meigs Michael HeGlef, Of Monroe
Or. John s. Abbott, of Morgan Isaac
K. Adkins, of Washington.
On Revolutionary John Earhart
of Athens; Isaac Radford, Of Meigs
Jacob n. Mitchell, of Monroe; A. j.
Yanoway, of Morgan DR.. Samuel NJ
Richardson, of Washington.
On motion, adjourned to 2 clock, p
NJ.
Q o'clock, 2. M.-Convcntion met
pursuant to adjournment.
Committee on Permanent organiza
ton reported as follows:
President james r. Morris, Of Mon
roe.
Vice Presidents--Jeromc Stevens, oi
Athens; Major +. c. Russell, of Meigs
William Sherwood, of Morgan G. T
Allen, of Monroe; Charles Cone, OF
Washington.
Secretary-walter c. Hood, of fwash
ington.
Assistant Secretaries John Ackley
Of Athens John c. Golden, of Meigs
Henry r. West, Of Monroe and Jack
son B. Goudy, of Morgan.
The Committee on Credentials
through j. b. Cloudy, Chairman, and
Wilson S. Wiley, Secretary, reported
as follows:
Athens-Isaac Stanley, Francis At
kins, Jerome Stevenson Abraham Lash
G. w. Boyce, Z. H. Phillips, L, Steen
rod, j. Earhart, William Nelson, l.
Swain, j. Nichols, John AelSley, Hugh
A. Poston, John Cradlebaugh, Wm
Golden, L. Pratt, James Caldwell.
Morgan-Robcrt whitehouse, JOSEPH
c. Robinson, Samuel NJ. Harlan,
James Il. Ball; William Bell, Picre,
Hall, Thomas Crew, jackson b. Goudy
John n Neeley, A. j. YonawGy, William
Sherwood, c. L. Hall, Henry NJ. Davis,
John S, Abbott, Isaac n Hook, James
Gormley, James NJ. Weaver, John
Foreaker, Daniel s. Wadsworth, Jas.
Harper.
Monroo-Wilson s. Wiley, Steven A.
Atkinson, George G, Grodhaus. John
P spriggs, Michael H@filer, James r.
Morris, John s. Way, Jere Williams,
Henry r. West, George w. Mason, An
drew Twinom, John S. Holiday. Thos.
g. Allen, Jacob n Mitchell, James
briggs, James Messerly Jacob Rnmer,
William Workman, NJ. Albert, Fred.
erick A. Lamping, George Lamping,
George A. Way, W. II. Simmons, Au,
gust Mier, John Beardmore.
Meigs-A. w, Lebohm, w. A. Aicher,
II. Condee, David E. Davis, John Col.
den, Elias p. Davis, james II. Hopkins,
Francis c. Russell, Samuel Foreman,
John Ledlie, Arthur Merrill, Isaac
Radford, Malcolm G. Mckay, A. L.
Mitchell Mathew N. Dodderer r.
Haning VIM. H. Stevens, Adam Brat,
ton, John Wilson, Barlow NJ Curtis,
Jas. Lcdlie.
Washington Dudlow S. Nye, S. B.
Smith, Mike Ryan, D. F. Fleming
Nath. f, Bishop, George c. Best, vii
liam Thomas, F. Wilson, Robert Leget
Isaac C. Framework, William Caywood
B. +. Twiggs, Seymour Clough, j. p
lIurlbut, John c. Ward, VIM. Dickey
Jasper Needham, James Ward, Z. l.
Cole, Charles Cone; Samuel Richardson
Wylie II. Oldham, C. w. Ridgway, 10
siah 7. Hart, John Congleton, James
Ferguson, William Lorey,
The Committee on Resolutions mad,
their report, as follows:
ResoIred, That wc cordially approx,
and rcofrm the platform of principles
adopted by the last Democratic Stat,
Convention in Ohio, at tho Nationa
Democratic Convention held at New
York
Resolvsd That the nomination o
HoRATIo SEYMOUR for President, anC
FRANCIS p. BLAIR for Vice President
happily illustrates the subordinatior
of the military to the civil power, anC
indicates that experience and states
manship are about to be restored to tn,
proper authorities.
ResOIvsd, That the Hon. 7, A. Plants
member of Congress from this District
has, in many of his votes as such mem
Der grossly and knowingly misrepre
scented the will of n large majority n