Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-08-31

Pursuant to call, the Republicans of
! Trumbuu County met in convention at
Webb's Hall, Tuesday, the Soth instant.
The object Of the meeting was stated by
M. o. Morgan, whersupon Mr.. J. W.
PattenRin, OF B~ristolville, was nomina-
tad Chairman Of the convention, and J.
III. Fuhart Of miles, and R. B. Barnes,
Fsa- Of G-ustavus, Secretaries. The chair
then appointed the olowiugcommittees:
iOn Credeptials-Lester King, Bloom
6sld. DR.. NJ. s. Clark, Bristol; c. A.
Rrig5en- Mesopotamia- On Resolutions
-T T McLain, Jr., Warreni John
reeves. Rowland; ]. C. Hart, Brook
esd Teners-W. d. Hall, Warreni
Alison Rewey, Hartford. onmOtOn the
convention adjourned to meet al Il
] O'Clock p. NJ.
Unon the reassemblng of the conven-
ton the committee on credentials an
nouaced the following delegates;
Brookheld-R. s. Hart n. Wendier,
. Allen Byers, Jonathan Chew. Bloom
feld-Lester King, W. Bushnell. Brace
viIle-Seth Lee. Elisha Walker, MEM
pleton. BristolviIle-J. W. Pattengim,
DR.. NJ. S. Clark, J B. Ramsdell "Ba-
zetta. Champion-H. L. Rutan. Farm
ington-H. A. Lee, B. f. Maltby, Robert
Kincaid, Corwin Hyde. FOwler-Curtis
Hall, Lewis Alderman, II. Taylor
Serene. G~ustzvus-Michael Scott ].
H. Winston, ALI. Mowry, R. B. Barnes.
Standardization Rewey, Paul Well
man, A. D. Fell, S. S. GiIky. Rowland
John Reeves, f. N. Andrews. Hub
bard. r. Noble, E Jackson, David ].
Edwards, Robert h. Jewell, David W.
Jenkins, Lewis r. Pryor. sJohnstOn.
sKinsman. Liberty-W. B. Leslie, Da-
vid Owens, R. H. Walker, James Clark.
sLordstown. Mecca-N. B. Cobb, W.
". COwdery, James Caldwell MesopO-
tamia-C. a. Brigden, Linus Tracy, Ste
phen Laird. sNewton. aS~Outhington.
Vernon-Henry Flowers, Chester Reed,
Francis Haines. Vienna-Wm. Cham
beriain, Robert Stranahan, E. d. King.
Warren Township-Chas. Diehl, Russell
Lee, James A. Blackburn. Warren City
list Ward, Warren D. Hall, Daniel
Thomson, T. J. MeLain, Jr., Isaac Kirk ;
ID Ward, Geo. P. Hunter, A. Truesdell,
l. Glider Sd Ward, George B. Kennedy,
JnO. Wheatly. Wethersheld|. h. Flu
hart Josiah Robbins, ST., A. J. Dyer,
W. C. Mcconnell, Joseph Stuart, James
MeRoberts, John Draa-
The following named persons were put
on nomination: For Recorder, Elmer
Moses Commissioner, l.. B. Payne; In
Urinary Director, Moses Bacon. The
above were nominated by reclamation.
For Surveyor, S. F. Diekey, F. W. Mes
sersmith, Of Warren, A. D. Fell, Of Or
angeyine. The ballot being taken, Mr..
Dickey received 81, F. W. Messersmith
Is, A. D. Fell s.
The committee on resolutions then sub-
mitted the following. which was adopted:
Resolved ISt, That the Republicans of
County unqualifedly endorse
and approve Of the administration Of
President Grant, believing that by its
fidelity in collecting the revenues, its
and magnificent reduction OF the
public debt, its continuous retrenchment
Of expenses i the various departments,
Its timely and acceptable decrease in tax
alton, it has nobly fulfilled its pledges to
the people and commends itselfas worthy
the support of all patriotic citizens.
ReSOtUed2d, That we endorse and adopt
as own the platform Of principles
by the Republican State Con-
vention, held at Columbus, August 10th,
1870.
Mr.. J. II. Euhart asked permission to
read the following resolutions, which
were unanimously adopted:
Resolved, Thatifo our State Constitution
will not provide for the passage Of such
laws a effeetually nd the public Of the
curse Of inUempersnce, it should be so
amended
Resolved, That our r. Representative are
hereby instructed to labor earnestly and
diligently for the passage Of the most
stringent temperance laws consistent
with their power under the Constitution.
The presence Of General Garfield being
announced, he was called upon to make
a speech, which he did, setting forth the
achievements Of the Republican party;
also giving a brief statement Of the &C
ton ofthe two parties on retrenchment,
which was not favorable to the demoers-
cy. At the close Of the Generals very
gratifying remarks the convention ad-
journed.
sEot reureseuted.