The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-06-10
FHB DEMOCRATIC PRESS.
SAMUEL D. HARRIs EDITOR AND PUBLISHER
Democratic ,cl, State Convention.
Wednesday, July z, 1860.

I Democratic State Convention
Wednesday, July z, 1869.
], Roozs OF THE DKxocKarIc STATE oKSrRAL)
@ ts1 olr1sss E1sesT5Tn onie eoasy1nEf Nav T. Isos
To the Democracy Of Ohio: - = fih
The regular annual Convention of the Democ.
f4sy Of Ohio viii be held in the city OF eolum
! brs 90 tss Z
mT.s7I Wednesday. July :. 1869, ~
To npminate candidates for the following on
ces, viz:
Governor; -'''if'''''
Z Lieutenant Governor; .i>lf@s, =
~ one Judge Of thesupreme Court; ezq4
i, Treasurer Of State;
Attorney General;
3 One Member Of the Board Of Public Works
the ratio Of representation will be the same as
at previous Conventions, and as follows; One
delegate for each county; and an additional del.
2egats for every i've hundred votes cast 60,
THOMAS HUBBARD for Secretary, of State last
year, and an additional delegate for every frac.
tion Of two hundred and fifty or more votes SC
cAstgt nldfiE Hnotq tipfjo3 9dt
81 EUnder this spportionment Portage county is
:, entitied TO sIx deiegates,l fgs-,, ..,..,f,
Your Commfttee respectfully recon mend that
the Deniocratie County Cohimitteesi ut once pro-
vide f8f the selection Of delegates who Iare GER
tain 70 attend the State Convention, (which will
renew our pledges to the support or the ancient
Dem6cratic faith and principles, and make all
preliminary aEraagements for . vigorous and
determined campaign for the State ticket which
will be nominated. We also urg. the continu-
Z aAse6f active and energetic efforts to inaintain
iiextend and Consolidate local Democrats organ
iEations, with view to present the same unya-
vering and solid front to the enemies OF free gov
er1inent which has in tile past eiected SO much
good and established the renown2 Of the Ohio
LEVI DUNCAN,
e''d bhe Chairman Dem. State Central Com
.FIiIfaHs s. PROPHET, Sec. Central Coma ifoi
L. +. BINGHAM, n
Chairman State Executive Committee
''iih w. w. WEBB. Sec. State Ex. Com.
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~ bar fiie, ITEMS ninG blHoW
ln#H. G. BURcHARD, Of Freeport, Ill.,
was nominated on the $500 ballot, at
d Radical Convention, recently held
m the Galena district, to succeed II. b.
WashburRin in Congress. IA
tf,,A STATE. Convention, of Volunteer
! Eiremen was held at Wooster, on, the
9th nit. Forty-six companies were
represented. Wooster WAS selected
as the place, and September 9th as the
time, fol. holding the next Firemen's
State, Tournament. baa Toiqsd 9dl
rs aPREsIDENT GRANT has apardoped
Geo. Myers, leonyicted in 9Januaryis of
having counterteitl five dollar Nation
aloCurrency in his possession with in
tent to- pass the same. gau9lna- bua
nj TnR largest Elephant ever brought
toiltilis country was landed from a
Hamburger Steamer at New York, on
g Thursday last. 1t formerly belonged
10 the Einperorsof Russia. gsIt is thir-
itesn feet high.H IIs1ifn9 eHW dsiilH
-unTnE New York Herdzd says that
q President Grant does not support
Sumner in his views on the Alabama
. claims, as expressed in his late speech.
A FIRE occurred at the shops OF
Miles, Greenwood & Co., in Cincin-
natl, on Thursday last, which des-
9troyed property valued at $4,000
y5sA STATE Convention of Spiritual
-iststis to be held at indianapolis, Ind,
lleommencing on the. 17th of this
month"; 9tl 49fjis biiG lis. div
ALITTIE girl named Maggie Barren
was burned to death at Louisville
Ky, By means of her dress taking fire
ffom stove about which she was
working % -iirfol zinc 2hi 10
GEN." ScHENck was announced te
sail for Europe yesterday, the 9th inst
by the Cunard steamer. ~ aeiE' Z
The Rhode Island Legislature hal
postponed action on the Fifteenth
Amendment until cooler weather.
Carr. JosEPH GREENHALGH, JR.
owas killed outright by the explosion
of the Tug Asa Coveh, while towing
the brig Iroquois into the old lRivel
Bed at Cleveland, on Sunday after
moon! His head was badly cut up
having come in contact with some Q
the pilot house timbers, and his bod.
was landed in the river @ JacoblNew
berry, the fireman, was badly scaldad
and Peter Apley, who was staudin:
ON the dock, was slightly injured b,
the flying timbers. eo'i3 at' iio THW
-1gG ii IT y 7TTT-- Vt u 7-TTT-T fialIiW
W1Y ra In2-.If we are not now eth