, 1870-08-06
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HIS REORGANIZATION Me u0NKfcH1"Nn'
NidL,eto, o., fAug. q Correspondence Of ths cs's
| ef1,ati Commercial
Tha Republican Convention to nominate 4
| candidate fer CongTess, from the Tnisd Ohio
District, met here this morning.
After organization, Ar. oNes1 stepped Tor
wa1d and said:
pleasure 70 present 10 this convention - cant1
date for nomination 70 Congreas, tho name q
connection to 1ay that General Schenck Is now =
| citizen Of Montgomery County, and thAs
| that county Justly and honestly ought 70 take
tApplaase.j In addition 10 saas wish 10 ~ that
| General echeQck Was raised and educated In the
| county III Warren, and 1s m evidence that she
ctiu 0f such worth. she, ny the unanimous vsso
Of her delegates here to-day. presents his nAuae -
her 1ra1 choice, under all clrcunnstAncea TO rep
resent her In the Congzess OF the United Ststes.
oreF the record that General Bchenck has mAde
In the Congress Of The Cnited States Tho posisions
That he has held, the in1Eence ihtt be has wleid
ed, md The non0I thai he has received that the
Thru Congressional District OF OHIO ouxnt 10
iooe ' 'oo1 Tn pId; 1pon ane fast th.s a.
General sehenek, uFes within her bordess-"
The speaker then went on to eulogizs ths
character Of General schenck as man Of un-
impeachable honeaty md integrity, as well Is
lief that after 10 had served his constituents
and the country 80 long md SO efficiently,
having always been found rcady in the dark
hour 10 teize the banner of the Republican
noa refuse to step forward and save the party
who said thsy ware unwilling to ask
General Schenck to accept this nomination
wL:ch had been 80 often given him and which
be now said be did not AJAX, and even declined;
tlt7t E1,4 AI..A
SGLencl Lad made such = name and held such
a position not only In the Third Congressional
District but before the whole nation, as en-
titled tin 10 expect not that hc should have
to seek the office, but rather that the Office
should seek him. fApplAuse.l
nation would be offered to General Schenck,
and had no doubt that il made with unsni-
NOUS and hearty spirit, it would be accepted.
lie felt enfe that General Schenck would not
be able to resist the feelings OF gratitude and
sympathy that would axise in bis heart Under
their old leader the Republicans would march
on to the eame victory, and they would again
he represented by not only one OF ehs Abfest,
Gutssone Of the best men that ever entered tho
lalls Of Congress. [Chees.
lhe Chairman announced that the name OF
General r. C. Schenck had been placed IN
nomination, and inquired whstheE there were
any other nominations to be made After
somewhat !cuGtby pause, Mr.. Ransford Smith,
Of Hamilton, rose and said that in view OF the
fact that General Schenck had declined to bo
a candidate, he deeire1 to present the namo Of
Colonel Thomas Moote, OF Butlor County.
No other nominations being made, tho Con-
vcntion proceeded to ballot, tho chairman Of
each delegation taking and announcing the
vote.
J. +. O'Neall, OF wansn Ceuuty, made tho
tret annotincement-eeventee yotes-the en-
tiIG delegation for Schcnck. Loud cheers.]
The Chairman OF the Montgomery County
delegation rose next, and said. that although
not Ii accordance with his own convictions,
he was instructed to give the solid rote OF the
delegation, thirty-one, for scheuck.
Itrequired only tlirty-eisht votes to noni-
na,e and tls last announcement. the decisive
BALLOT, Was followed BY tremendous burst OF
applause.
Tho Eutler County delegation, George ",
Jones, Chairman, gave four votes for Moorn.
and len for Scheuck. -'A1'A''
At tliir point David Barnett, delegate from
Treble County, inquired whether it would In
in order tn nfrsenf aunthar ~ nd;ja+a
Tia cts;E oTnrossoS aa,,'a sn"iIaie. sat: 49,
p1op7ety Of Allowing new candidate to be
nominated at this late stage without the con-
sent Of the convention,
Some confusion followed. in the 1,idst af
which Mr., Nickhatt1. of Mnntpo,nerv (.oantv
stosa ,nd ,,als ~, a. -,o.t .rn.,t * ~ ~
~ 20 E.. 49, -naue ~ SatnSst apPeat W t1e EIe-
ule Ionut3 men 10 neua41 OF General Schenck,
the prestige Of Lis name, had won for them
many doubsful battles;
M[, Aafhett replied briefly that his deleEa-