Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-06
Delegates 10 the Sih of January
Convention.

FAIRFIELD C0UNTY.-Ine Democracy OF
Fairfield have chosen the following Dele
yates and Alternates:
DELEGATES E. B. Olds, Newton
Schleich. c. ID. Martin, U. G. Rutter. F. w,
Bogony. j. c. Hite. VIM. j. Reese, B. w.
Carlisle, Daniel Kellerman.
ALIERNATEs-Irwin Moore. James M.
Work. Reason Rickets, Jesse Stuckey, w.
e. Baker. Josiah Wright and Wm. Schopp,
DR.. 5. II. Porter. James Stockdale.
No instructions of any kind.
ADAMS CoUNTY-The Democracy of AG-
ans county have chosen the following:
DELEGArEs-J. R. Cockerill, Frank o.
Hughes. John Satterfield, Lyman p. Sti-
vers, Joseph w. Eylar. John L. Swear
ingen, Il. J. Treber, jesse Ellis, Henry
Scott. c. N. Hall, John A. Laughridge
md Jasper Leedom.
PIcKAwAY CoUNTY.-We heretofore an
nounced the Delegates chosen in Picka-
way; but there having been some inaccura-
~ in one or two names, we publish them
correct, as follows:
DELEGATEs-F. w. Renick, A. T. Wall.
ing, DIR. Wayne Griswold, A. r. Van Cleaf,
w. E. Delaplane, William Dick and Jacob
5. Leist.
The meeting declared in favor of Hon.
GEORGE II. PENDLEToN for President.
There was no expression on the Senatorial
question. :
CoLUMBIANA CoUNTY.-The following
gentlemen have been chosen
DKLEGATEs-T. S. Woods, j. H. Wallace,
John Clarke, j. Fl. Quin, G. M. Aten, Uriah
Wilson, r. Wbitacre, John Spence. D. T.
Lawson. S. S. Simison. P. Boswell. r. Per-
cival, John w. Britton, John p. Farr, Ja-
cob Boston.
A resolution was adopted declaring in
favor of VALLANDIGHAM for United States
Senator.
HANCOCK CoUNTY.-Every Democrat in
the county is appointed delegate.
| MAHoNING CoUNTY.-The following Del
egates and Alternates have been chosen:
DELEGATEs-J. NJ. Webb, Robert Mackey,
Elias Harding, DIR. j. A. Packard, F. G.
Nesbit and w. B. Dawson.
ALTERNATEs-John Heiner, A. Medbury,
Andrew Kirk, A. f. Moore, w. L. Brown
and James Duncan. o
Although favoring the election of VAL
LANDIGHAM, all were opposed TO bringing
the question of Senatorship before the State
Convention"
KNOX CoUNTY.-The following are the
Delegates and Alternates chosen in Knox
county:
DELTGATEs-M. II. Mitchell. E. W. Cot
ton, Frank FL. Hurd, William Killer, Joseph
Watson, John Harrod and A. Thrift.
| ALTERNATEs-W. E. Durham, Hugh
Miller, William Loney, John Colopy, Abel
Hart, Jr., John Ewalt, and David Porch.
HAMILTON CoUNTY.-The following are
the Hamilton county Delegates:
First Ward-Chas. Rule and James
Maloy; Alternates, G. w. WOoley and
| Henry Bigger.
Second Ward-Geo. v. Atkinson.
Third Ward-Hon. Thomas M. Key and
Conrad Shultz.
Fourth Ward-P. Mullaney and DIR. P. F.
Maley; Alternates, John McDermott and
Richard Manning.
Fifth Ward-Dr. Talliaferro; Alternate,
Henry David.
Sixth Ward-John j. Gallagher.
Eighth Ward-John Bender and r. X.
Cox, jun; Alternates, Frank Limberg and
James Nj. Armstrong.
Ninth Ward-Adolpb Kramer and Henry
Hemmelgarn; Alternates, George w. Pal
mer and A. Bernard.
Tenth Ward-Joseph Niehaus; Alternate,
Eleventh Ward-Howard Douglass and
Fl. A. F. Denecke; Alternates, Val. Lepere
and Phi. Dole.
Twelfth Ward-Andrew Brehm and W.
L. Spooner.
Thirteenth Ward-Dr. G. A. Doherty and
John Mcguire; Alternates, Edward Sher-
lock and Adam Doller.
Fourteenth Ward-Patrick Lavell; AL
ternate, Thos. Hester.
Fifteenth Ward-Theodore Cook and II.
Lockman.
Sixteenth Ward-John B. Mooney and
| Charles Jacobs; Alternates; E. T. HOlliDgs-
worth and E. Vaudeville.
c.. L ~ n lk@-
nate, VIM. p. Miller, jun. s-zrr
Eighteenth Ward-C. NJ Murch and B.
Dannenhold; Alternates, M. Eckert and
S. w. Bell.
Storrs Township-Judge w. M. Oliver.
Spencer Township-David B. Babb; T.
G. Quinn, Alternate.
The reporter of the Cincinnati Commercial
says of this delegation:
In this city the Thurman party swept
everything before it in its path to easy vic
tory, electing an overwhelming majority of
men pledged for its candidate, and for PEN
dleton for President.
The Gazette says:
The entire delegation are in favor of
Judge Thurman for United States Senator,
and most of them were instructed to use
their influence with members of the Legis-
lature, in order to further the chances of
their favorita.
TUscARAwAs CoUNTY.-The Democracy
Delegates and Alternates:
DELEGATEs-D. w. Stambaugh, John B.
Read, r. II. Nugen, j. Cox Jones, Richard
McCleliand, E. A. Slingluf, A. w. Pat
rick and Christian Stocker.
ALTERNATEs.-T. j. Forbes, ". Ream,
Abner Murphy, Ira F.. Chase, w. II. Putt,
e. r. Benter, Thomas West and Adam
Regula.
A. w. PATRICK was declared the choice
as one of the Delegates to the National
convention. A resolution was adopted re-
questing the Senator and Representative in
the Ohio Legislature to use their votes and
influence in favor of Hon. A. G. THUR
MAN for United States Senator.
GUERNSEY CoUNTY.-The following are
the Delegates and Alternates chosen in
Guernsey county:
DELFGArEs.-Hon. VIM. Lawrence, Thos.
Ruth, Esq, VIM. Borton. Esq, VIM. Nc
Curdy and c. E. Kitchener.
ALTERNATEs.-A. P. Shaffner, Saml. Nc
Culley, Newell Cowden, Hon. j. w. White
and F. Creighton.
No resolutions of any kind were adopted.
PUTNAM CoUNTY.-Every Democrat in
fuGnam county HAS peeH dppOintcu d Ooi-
egate. A resolution was adopted favoring
District convention to nominate Pres
idential Elector and to appoint District
Delegates to the National convention. No
other resolutions were adopted.
Candidates for Secretary of State.
We have been informed that Hon. JAS.
r. MORRIS, of Monroe, who few years ago
represented the Monroe District in Con-
gress, will be presented to the Sth of jan
uary Convention as a candidate for Secre-