Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-08-28
Republican County Convention.

The Convention met pursuant 10 the call OF
the Central Committee on Monday, August
20, 1860, with full delegation present, when
WM. r. SiMoHDs, Of Saybrook, was called
TO tho Chair; r. D. LESLIE, Of Geneva, and
ABEL KRUM, OF Ashtabula, were chosen Vice.
Presidents; and JAMES REED, Of Ashtabula.
and w. p. SPESCER, Of Geneva, Secretaries.
The call Of the Convention was read
On motion, o. II. PRICE, Henry KRUM, and
II. i. MoRRIsON were appointed u Committee
on Credentials.
On motion, the names Of candidates for the
various nominations to be made were an.
nounced as follows:
For Reprcsontatires-Ed H. Fitch of
Ashtabula, Samuel Hayward Of Monroe, L. G.
Reeves of Rome, l.. b. Beach of Andoyer ID
s. Wade of Jefferson
7re0surer--S. r. Fuller Of New Lyme. Ste.
phcn Massingliam of Trumbull, Sidney Cook
Of Lcnox, Albert e. Champion of Geneva
Henry Hunt of C6nneaut
Sheli6.-A. w. s. lies OF Rome, Andrew vii.
son of Richmond, Stephen A. Boughton OF
Conneaut, Milo Dyer OF Windor, John w. Hill
of Ashtabula, Wilbur II. Hunt and j. T.. Rug.
giles of Jefferson.
C2erk-D. &. Lindsey.
Probate Judge-B. T. Gushing of Conneaut
L. j. Belts of Jefferson.
ProecutOy--W. p. Rowland, of Jefferson.
ComnsissiOner-Thos. ellis Of Austinburp
VIM. T. Simonds of Saybrook, E. G. HulbuTt
of Hartsgrove, Il. .. Peck of Richmond. w.
r. Quirk of Trumbull.
Iafrmary Direc0r-Harvcy p. Newton, of
Kingsvile.
C0r0ner--F H. Follett of Pierpont. B. N
Sperry of Ashtabula, l.. w. Peck of Austin.
burg, ID. w. Carpenter of Andover.
C6uaty iSWyUeyor--W. w. Hopkins of Cherry
Valley, N. l.. Parker of Wayne.
The Committee ON Credentials then reported
the delegations from each township full with
the following list of the same, which was
agreed TO:
Asttdbuld-Abel Krum, II. L. Morrison. F
Siliman, +. Sargent, james Reed, T.. S. Ed.
wards, John Castle, B. N. Sperry.
AuStin6urg-E Ii. French, Geo. Chapman.
II. Wolcott, Jos. McCreary.
Andorer-J. s. Morley, C. Sawyer, S. NJ.
Selby, N. Owen.
C6nneaut-D. G. Allen, s. J. Smith. B. An.
drews, L. o. Keyes, G. II. Goddard S. J.
Brown, s. Hazletine, j. Q. Ransom, j. A.
Childs.
C0le6rOok-E. T. Meacbam, L. Reeve.
Cherry Vailey-Henry Krum, H. L. Lobdell
A. H. Lindsey:
Dorset-W. Ii. Chamberlin.
Genera-M b. Gary, w. z. Spencer, Benonj
Webb, II. p. Wolcou A. I. johnson, s. r.
Norris, A. Ward, o. III. Price, T. D. Leslie.
| HarperSfeld-C. Atkins, Selden Olmsted, E.
D. Hyde, II. Frisby.
Hdrtsgrvre-R March, W. H. Hunt.
JetersOn-S. A. Northway, J. A Howells, b
F. Udell, G. f. Webster, J. c. A. Bushnell, j.
Warner.
Ringscizle-A. B. Luce, c. f. Curtiss. F.
Fickinger, L. Hewitt j. Kinncar
Lenor-M. w. Beede, Darius Woodwork
Morgan-Ed. Bailey, John n. Means A. L.
Rathbone, d. L. Crosby.
Monroe-H. b. Benjamin, Josiah Hicks, G.
Dean, P. F. Kellogg J. NJ. Traverse,
Ne,o Lyme-H. l.. st. John, Harvey Hill.
Ourelt-R. C. Newell, c. Reeve.
Perp0nt-A. G. Hopkins, Henry Adams,
Alex. McNutt, Alfred Russell.
PlymOuM-Smon Hoffman, L. B. Hoffman.
Rome-J. o. Miller, d. NJ. Tinker.
Richm0nd-E. o. Peck, J. L. Hitchcock.
Shebeld-C. w. Atwster, John Hardy, jr.
Sdy6rook-W. T. Simonds, Lyman Curtis,
son, Ansel Woodwork
Wayne-Lucius Gillett, Morris Spellman, A.
WIliamsaeld-J. H. Baldwin, Irwin Black,
E. j. Smith.
Windsor-Wm. Barnard, Ezra Rawdon, c.
5. Mcintosh.
Mr.. Goddcrd moved that the usual order of
nominating be reversed, which was lost
On motion of Mr.. Northway, it was ordered
that an informal ballot be taken, in which each
delegate should vote for two candidates for
| Representatives.
J. A. G. Bushnell and S. Hazletine were ap-
pointed telers, when a ballot was taken, which
resulted: Fitch, 4S; Hayward, So Beach, AZ
Reeves, 10; Wade, Al; scattering, s.
A motion was then carried TO proceed to
ballot for one candidate for Representative
when the ballot was had and resulted Hay
ward, SO; Fitch, %; Beach, 15i Wade, 81
Reeves, 2.
There being no choice, motion was made
and carried, that ballot be taken in which
each delegate should vote for two candidates
together This ballot was taken and resulted
Hayward, So; Fitch, "a; Beach, G5; Simonds
2; Wade, 48.
Messrs Hayward and Fitch having each re
ceived majority of the votes, were declared
nominated, and a motion that they be declared
the unanimous choice of the Convention wa,
adopted.
The Convention then proceeded to ballot fo
Treasurer, when three ballots were taken-i
rule being adopted after the second ballot tha
| all but the hirhact chnu1l ha lrOpnn1