The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-07-02
VICE PRESIDENTS

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DISTRICT.
Ist-James Siefert, of Hamilton.
2d-Henry Kesslee, of Hamilton.
3d-Seth s. Haines, of Warren
4th-G. d. Burgess, of Miami.
5th-Dr. g. W. HOlbrOOk, of Auglaize.
6th-HOn E. H. Bailey, of Clinton.
7lh--Hon 4. E. White, of Franklin.
8th-John B. Coates, of Union.
gth-Levi Vocerick, of Seneca.
I0th-Amos Hill, of Fulton.
IIth-JOhn T. Wilson, of Adams.
I2h-F. J. Turner, of Pickaway
I3th--JOhn A. Sirmit, of Licking.
I4th-General W. SlOcum, of Ashland.
l5th--N. II. Van Voorhees,, of Athens.
I6th-COlonel j. D. Taylor, Of Guernsey
l7th-General E. F. Schneider, of Stark
1Sth-O. B. Pettengin, of Ouyabogs.
l9th-HOn Abner Kellogg, of Ashtsbuls
Secretary-Colonel E. A. Parrot o
Montgomery county.
Assistants Secretaries-Judge r Mar
tin of Jefferson county, ]. 7. Burkett o
Hancock county, W. +. Perkins o.
Hamilton county, W. G.. Mcfarland o
Cuyahoga county and T. F. Snifer o
Brown county. .
The usual rules in regard to parha
mentary business and order of proceed
Iings were reported.
Hon. N. B. Sherwin then introduced
Hon. John Sherman, who made an ad
dress.
SPEECH BY THE PRESIDENT.
Mr.. Sherman said that already the
Ipublic voice has anticipated much o.
the duty of the convention by setting
that many of the candidates should be
renominated. For a platform one car
point to our record for the past fourteen
years. He pointed out asthe platform,
for national affairs support Of the ad.
ministratiOn Of General Grant, and an
attack upon the Democratic legislature
We had intolerance and caste enough
in our past legislature to last US for al
least two generations. He closed by
returning thanks for the honor which
had been conferred upon him.
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
The committee to select state cen.
trail committee reported through Gen.
eral Potts, as follows:
First D;stricl-A. @. Sand.
Second District-D. Z. Wright.
Third District--O. f. Brooke.
Fourth District--W. B. McLuug.
Fifth District--F. Robinson.
Sixth Observation-Disclosures Baird
Seventh District-J. D. Slime
Eighth District--P. B. Cole.
Ninth District-F' Il. Foster
Tenth District-Altx xander Reed
Eleventh District-B. F. Goats.
Twelfth Districts. h. Hudson.
Thirteenth District-O. B. Griffin.
Fourteenth District-A. L, Mcclure.
Fifteenth Distribution, S. Knowles.
Sixteenth District-- Sergeant,
Seventeenth District--J. K. Rukenbrod.
Eighteenth Distriet--August Theme.
Nineteenth District-James NJ. Nash.
GOVERNOR.
Mr.. Henry Smith of Hamilton coun-
ty nominated, Hon. R. B. Hayes for
governor. The rules were supended
and Governor Hayes was reuominated
by acclamation amid immense enthus-
iasm. 10
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
On motion of N. w. Goodhue of Sum-
nit county General j. G. Lee was re-
nominated by acclamation.
SUPREME JUDGE. s'''
Hon. S. o. Griswold nominated
Judge Luther Day. *. Watson was
also nominated Before the roll call
was finished the name of Mr.. Watson
was withdrawn and Judge Day was
nominated.
TREASURER. -r.
N. w. Goodhue nominated Hon. s.
s. Warner of Lorain county. George
w. Roby of Franklin and Robert Sher-
ard were also nominated. On the roll
call the reserve counties all voted solid
for Warner, the eastern counties for
Cyl, o.or1 onJ 4bo souIborn g., Do1-