Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-21
Democratic JudicIaI Conxention.

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A. X. Van Cleaf OF Pickaway, and Georg'
W. Hoffman, of Franklin, was called to th'
Chair, and David Haskell, of Madison, ant
w. M. Clancy, of Franklin, were appointed
Secretaries.
The Chairman announced the business o
the Convention, and, on motion, Messrs
WalliDg, of Pickaway, Timmons. of Madi
son, and Wall, of Franklin, were appointed
a committee on Credentials.
A call of the counties was had, and afte1
the credentials were handed in the Conven
ton adjourned until one o'clock P. M.
1 ise AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention met pursuant to ad-
ljournment. 80 fae - s.
The committee ON Credentials made the
following report: .tc
The committee on Credentials, Rules and
Order of Business, beg leave to make the
following report: sslsval 81, ssss.l
First. That the basis of representation in
this convention shall be one vote for every
| 100 votes cast for Al G. Thurman for Gov
ernor at the October election. A. D.. 1868,
and one vote for fractions of fifty votes or
over. ~ a t,.tssf ~
Second. That a majority of all the votes
| in the convention on said basis be required
to make nomination..
| Third. That in voting the Secretary shall
call the roll of the several counties, and as
the name of each county is announced, the
vote of the county shall be cast uiud voce by
the Chairman of the delegation-he an
nouncing the number of votes from the
county SO called for each candidate put in
nomination.
| ORDER OF BUSINESS.
First. Nomination of candidates. aT
Second. Announcing the vote by coun-
ties. s.. sifs5 ..ssis,1sl -e.a;.ss zsi.r-l-, ss-;
Third. Appointment of District Judi
cial Committees. q t,f,-,s =4s5s .fs.r.s i-,l-S;
The committee find from the basis of rep
resentation above set forth, that the sew
eral counties are entitled respectively to
the following number of votes ia this Con-
vention:
Ffaaklin county .......-.-..-..........7 20
Pickaway counfy....... 30
The committee further report that the
counties of Pickaway and Madison are
fully represented in this Convention, and
that the following wards and townships in
Franklin county are represented as appear
by the credentials handed to the commits
tee: slri. zsss q 10 s5- - Es-e fs.-tf s.s-
srfd - d8 81 FBANKLIN COUNTY ~ ..e.f
First ward, William BrOdy A. Williams :;
Second ward, Charles Shewry; Third ward,
James McAli>ter; Fourth ward, George J.
Lang, George EnRelke, ". Steube, o. B.
Stone; Filth ward, Philip Esper, Henry
Kinney, Fred. Beck, SEN, Philip Knies,
Joseph Hegner; Sixth ward, Conrad Born,
Louis Hoster, David Koetz, Lorenz Au-
miller, Charles Ritter, Hartman Debus,
Moerch, William Wall, Fred. Fornoff. w.
S. Huffman; Eighth ward. Thomas Ber-
gen, John Duffy, w. M. Clancy, Patrick
Dnrcan; Ninth ward, Patrick Bresnalian.'
John Fox, John Madigan, Matthew
Coughlin.i sa7iaa' ~ sss.sfs 5isii boa5s
Montgomery township, Simon Tomp-
kins, Frederick Sorg and John Bidleman !;
Franklin, George w. Huffman, j. OBJ.
Renick and William j. Fleming; Jackson.
G Seeds, c. Ball aud }. S. Borrer; Pleasant,
j. o. Smith and j. @. Landes; Madison, j.
A. Peters, o. Edner, Moses Seymour, A.
A. Short and Andrew Wilson; Prairie, G.
Dougherty and w. H. Elliott; Brown,
Lewis Roberts; Norwich, j. C. White and
William Gill Washington, d. c. Cook and
John B.. Thompson; Sharon, F. F. Wing;
Perry. P. B. Sands; Clinton, G. S. Deming
and j. E. Slyn; Blendon, Lewis Knox !;
Mifflin, Frank Baughman Plain, s. w.
Park and Cicero Quinn; Jefferson, John
Coons and Edward Parkinson; Hamilton,
John Lisle and Samuel Carnes; Truro,
James Taylor and 81. Dysart.
- MADISON COUNTY. = :.
II III hticys- OIWdyI w dtSOIl, OWcI 1uOmdS,
David Haskill, John Timmons. Joseph Rea,
Horace Putnam. Edward Roberts, Thomas
Dwyer, James Converse, James Millegan,
Ralph Crab I'M, Rodney McCloud, Robert
Rea, John Carter. H
1915 PIckAwAY COUNTY. a9 ~
Circleville city-E. E. Winship, M. L..
Walker, William Doane, j. II. Carper, Col.
H,H. Sage: William Bowman. A. T. Wall
w. e. Bolin, Levi Hammei, John N. Burn.
ner, Frank G. Doddridge Circleville town
ship, VIM. Van Heyde; Saltcreek, John
Del0ng;s Pickaway, Charles F. Machir !;
Washington, Peter Hoffman, Daniel Helm,
Wilson Leish; Walnut, VIM. Nicholson,
Van Pritchett; Madison. Dill Weigaud, w.
H. Albaugh;; Harrison, F. w. Reniek /;
Scioro, James A. Gibson, A. J. Beckett !;
Darby. David Tanner, E. B. Heath; Mon
roe. james Dawson; Muhlenbeig, Isaac
George; jackson. James F. Keyes, o. E..
Niles; Wayne, w. Marshall Anderson !;
Deercreek, T. p. Brown, Joe w. Lowe !;
Perry, Tim. Donovan.
1t is further announced that delegates
present from wards or townships cast the
vote to which such ward and township is
entitled, or that vacancies in delegations
be filled In such manner as the several
wards, townships, or counties may them
selves determine. = aqa{i1ss - gai's7oa
All of which is respectfully submitted.
s'~ et'l2V i7t2 i9siIHl A. T.. WALLING, sa9
-sA. 80 s'ois err - VIM. WALL, ~ .oIi1Hf
-ias9sei ils 70 hea .sle JOHN IIMMoNs. o.
N Nominations for the Judgeship being in
order, VIM. Doane of Pickaway county
nominated Joseph Olds, of Pickaway.
William Gill, of Franklin county, nomi-
mated James E. Wright of franklin.
David Haskill, of Madison county, nomi-
mated George Lincoln, of Madison.
| o. B. Stone. of Franklin county, nomina-
ted Francis Collins, OF Franklin. -,s
Fred. Beck, sen., announced that he was
authorized to withdraw the name of Fran.
els Collins, - = 81 z. l.'
On,motion of J. OBJ. Renick, the Frank
lin county delegation was permitted to
withdraw for consultation. y ssiaE., q
| On their return the Convention proceed
ed to the ~ s.r.s,, 49,.
FIRST BALLOT.
| Olds ........,..-.-........16
| Liucoln.....
Tet.I vote. .......... ..................... lis
| Necessary to choice. ce........................5e
George Lincoln, of Madison, moved thai
the nomination be made unanimous. Il
was seconded by James E. Wright, o.
Franklin, and enthusiastically adopted.
Mr.. Wright was called for and said, ir
substance:
Gentlemen: I thank you for The
compliment. 1 like the character of thi
Convention. I do not like wishy- -washy
men in politics. i like to see men positive
in all that they do-in their friendships Al
well as their business. To those friendl
who have so faithfully stood by me, re
turn my best thanks. 1 shall sustain youl
nominee OF to-day as cheerfully as though
had not been candidate against him
and would not give cent for the Democra
who will not annnnrt the marty nominees