Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-08-20

Whch me vote was announced, Mr skinner.
~ Wa Ellington Township, objected ~ the vote
II That 1uwnehip being counted claiming tha
,e hiniiclf had not been allowv1 a vote, with
,ix taitrs.
Mr. Nartin Warner. from "a tsinc Township,
Iiaintalucd that the vote was fikhtly HihrB nd
demanded that II be counted AZ eiven ~,
klr. Skinner s,ill objected and movcd ihH ID
be rcc,mmitted tu the TOWNSHIP rr ucys vote
which kas seconded. eSIaahptirh Naa ask
ed NJ. nlSSt.N.nsru-whcntAs lSt ~. tosss,l. \. 4
Township, thctv was resolution pas4rd that we
would present the name or uno IN IN and should
oast thf vute for the choice or the Township
We bnIutcd aud Mr.. kuder had furty, and amer
bali titg motion was made shat we present
The rotf unanimous for Kudrr which did.
These hrc the facts. Sincc that trnr Mr. Skim
never r,iscd v.ice nkAnst 1he Acli,ns- nsScr
said nay, has got two or three men now who
are presenting individual wscs. tie huw cIiis
upon this Convention ~ divide the vote f W ash
ingiUn Township. There chuid be nuthing ribre.
The Chairl d. not likc 10 see the conven-
tim disturbed bs tiis matier; tho townships
should Hetile suCh diitreners aninng themselves.
Calf were hoard fur Skirusr.) .l
Mr.. SKISSER-l have but q few words ~ re-
ply. When 0ur delegates got tpgrthcr M No-
led fpr Eudbr-- Mr.. Warner has stated the facts
about Aat- bub Ater that they attempted to pass
a resolution ~ cas-, the entire vote Fur him.
There tefo sevcpnf rs who wanted ~ vote for
81. Julli. We huew they calculated ~ ride W.
down, and we stid We v sulj bldc our time and
then pr,teut, and we upw ask the Convention b.
protect us. Voices, "uoud, that's right"
Applauke.)
Cans, were made ror tbs question. ..
d The Cnair put the question upon rcc'm.
III. al Esr
yWe.
The vote was returned us before, 20 fm
Kudrr.i irt
Mr.. sKINSER-- Gentlemen wart IN annnnncc
nv vote alsp, tor Mf. 81. john. Voices, "Bul-
" fnr yhu,"l ... ..H .l .r.. .
result, fheu annpunced, was greeted with pp-
rRosguvriNo ArrmsfY.
For dis ufIice the foIIowinapNncs were pre-.
scnted
J.u lRcid, ". s. Ebc,ly, J. A. Shannon, and
John ". Caunry. '"
Is, ballot, Rdl Ebcr,y 90; Shannon iOs !
! Canary 20, m choice.
2nd dnlht Reid 6 ; Ebc,iy rs Shannon i2l !,
W. 4 Eberly aud j II. Reid now withdrew.
Ord ballot, Shannon l2si Canary l5l Johu
W. Cahary WAS announced the nominee for
Prosccpdng Attorney.
INfiuMAhY DTNECToR.
For dis Office the following names we're pre-
scented
q. CIHun. Seth T,tucc. Jonathan Ames,
1T lh'llW, Hum ~; Bruce lj5 Ames III.
No CHI, Ice.
2nd ballot, Bruce iAa, Ames lse. Mr.. Bruce
Was dcclared nominated. ,r.. .HI
PROBATE JrpGE.
Robert Dunn, u. G. Comst"ck, j. r. Tracy,
Geo. q Pllel y, Reason Whitaker aud Uen. W.
! Hill, wcrs announced as candidates fm Probate
! JudgcI .er
iI Idollot, Dunn 4s Comstcck %; Tmcv IL ;
4 Phelps 65i Whitaker | Hill l2p. No choice.
2nd ballot, llill 10 Phelps llGi nunu ~
| No chticc.
Ord ballot, Hill iO7 Phelps i6i. Mr. Phelps
was declared the nominee or the Convention.
| Upon motiUn the nominations were ASadc
unaniIhous.
I The committee on resolutions now rci,ovted
I the following
! ResaSrcd, That il Is the sense ot this convention
| that iu all matters affecting the unity nr the Re-
pubIchn party, all lnc Il aud sectional issues
should he ignored and that Il Is thu duty NJ
every Republican to adhere n and surpott the
great cardinal principles or Freedom to all 10y
! atty td Truth aud Justice, aud government by
! the people, which have given this party control
ofthe nation, aid carrie II successfully tlWDugh
! the storms of the past ten years. ..
! R,s3ircd, ThPt while we sympathiEc with aud
| dcsirctn encourage oil reforms, we cannot sac
! riice DO great principles of government cmhod-
led in the uIteranoes of the party for the past
| ten yrhrs. e, udvanc" Them an thntit is uuwise
! tu divide orr strength until wc are assured THAT
tue legitimate fruits ot our late gloSicos victory
arc secured.
! R'sAred. That prosperous aud wealthy ne is
| the great State Of Ohm, we di MT bnli1Sc that
| she is rich enough t0 sport the luXury M another
Dcmoealic Legislature, aud that as Republicans
! Of Wood Cndnty, we wit contribute our pte to-
! ward hpping of this expensive indulgence.
ResApcd, That The efficiency of Governor II iyes
! IN his Administration, has given n satisfaction
OF which we are proud, aud he shall recelve, as
he liz Justly entitled, our earaest aud cordial sup
port in the campaign now opening.
Resdfusd. That the resolutions adopted by the
Union State Convention, ut ColHmbus, ON tho
23rd day of June, Nd, 1859, meet with eur uu-
qualified approval aud upon the principles there
/ IN promulgated, We shall enter the contest, with
| q cont lent rcliaucc upon our ultimate triumph
Rs.Reci, That the quali1 ID Veters Of the sew
cral Townships "f this County he, and they are
Hereby authorized TO met atnny appropriate
place In their several Townships aud chnosc
one candidate for District Assessor, On Saturday
the 81 day of August, A H., 1869.
Alct. Irnwn, +. j. 0blinger, W. Davidson A
Robertson aud John A. Shannon, Committee.
Tho following resolution was added by vote
OF the Convention
NCsptrcu. lhat Ms an ehrhcst oI our HUonuoh
of the resolutions just read we pledge ourselves
to use the best moausAp elect the nominees ofth
! Cnnv veutiuu.
Upon motion, tho Chairman ot the Convention
was Instructed to appoint members of the Cen
trail Committee. The following gentleman wer,
appointed
} u. Newton, A. ". Russell J. W. Canary
Jacob Dauteman.
A motion carried that the proceedings Of tn
Convention be puhii shed In the onuNty nanera
Thcraupon the Convention adjourned .H
\. l.. p0UGHrON, Uhairwan.
A. h' KussStL' Srrre,orte,.