Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-06-29

from different sections of the state,
and in full accord with my own SYM
pathies. and with the sympathies Of
the section of the state in which /
reside. nomir ate for republican can
didate for governor of the state of
Ohio that distinguished soldier, that
eloquent orator, that sound scholar
that thorough and reliable republican,
Gen, Edward +. Noyes, of Hamilton
couny. Tremendous and long con
tinued applaus
Colonel Montgomery, of Hooking
county, nominated Hon. Benjamin 4.
Wade, Wherein on the Hon. Ben
Eggltston, by authority, withdrew
Mr.. Wade's name.
The name of the Hon. Samuel Gal
loway was presented 10y Joseph Brad
hurry. Of Gallia county, but was i'm
mediately Withdraw by Mr.. Todd, oi
Belmont county
Mr. l.. j. Critchli-ld. of franklin
county. then moved that the rules hc
suspended, ard Gen Moves nn.nina.
ted hy acclamation. The motion was
carried amid immense enthusia> IL.
On motion. President Dennis"n ap--
pointed McssrS. Critciiirld. oi Frank
m, Eggleston, of Hamilton, aud
Baker, at Athens, commit &c To
uo;ify General Moves of his nominal
toI, aud invite him To apICa' hclore
the convention. The announcement
of tho committee excited considerable
merriment.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
Uncle Joe Siefert, of Hamilton
county, nominated Jacob Mueller. of
Cleveland delega. e from rrumbult
nominated Major l. ID. WoodwUrth.
of Mahoning, and General Garfield
nrmluatcd A lphonso Hart. The
uon heing All. .221 were necessary TO
elect. On the first aliot Mueller re-
ceived 1864 votes: Woodworth, 1T84
and Hart. SO.
At this point the committee ap
pointed to wait upon Gen Noyes re-
turned, bringing him with them, and
he Was introduced to the convention
by Mr.. Deunison. Gen Noyes was
received with 4 tremendous outburst
of enthusiasm. His speech will be
found on the 4th page, 1st column.
General Garfield withdrew the name
Of Mr.. Hart, and the second ballot
for Lieutenant Governor resulted as
follows: Woodwork, 2I0, Mueller,
23O.
On motion, the nominatinn was
made unanimous, and Mcssrs Rempel,
OriiTey and Hail were appoirted q
committee to notify Mr.. Mueller of
his nomination.
FOR SUPREME JUDGE.
Hon. Walter Stone ui Eric. Hon
VIM III. West of Logan, and Milton
l.. Clark of Ross, 0ere nominated.
The first ballot resulted Stone, 1S2 !:
West. 2O3; Clark sc.
Ga sccond ballot. West had 239,
Stone 202 During the progress of
the second ballot the name of Mr.
Clark was Withdrawn by Authority of
the Ross county delegation.
The next nomination in order was
for state treasurer. The following
gentlemen were put before the con
vention: w IN. A. Hershiser. CT Seneca,
George w. Roby. OF Franklin. Isaac
Il Welch, of Belmont, S S. Warner.
of Lorain, and Peter Odlin of Mont
gomeiy.
The first ballot resulted Hershiser.
70; Rohy, III; Welch. 143 w arner.
%: Wole number. 422.
During the second ballot Messrs.
HtI shiscr and Warner were with
drawn. when SO many votes were
cramged from these gentlemen to
W elch that it became evident that he
was the choice OF the convention. On
motion. the Iules were accordingly
us, ,ende,.. and Mr. Welch was noHl.
mated by acclalnatiCn.
For Auditor were nominated James
y. Lake of Prehle. Dr. ,mes VIII
Ii ms of Franklin, J Ii. Goldman oi
MIri"n. Chambers Baird of Brown,
and Peter Hitc lcOck 90 Ctuaga. The
vote stood. Lake 81, Williams 1874,
Goldman S2k. Baird 90. Hitc icock 81.
Pending the announceme It of the
result of the second bti,ot, The rules
were suspended, and D. Wi iiams WAS
nomiIaIed by ac amlJion.
ATTORNEY GESEEAL.
For this oific Gelerai Frank 3.
Pond, the presen i,cumteut, received
the high compliment Of u renomina-
tlOu bV acc. aflIaIInn
SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.
For this Office were nominated
Thomas w. Harvey ofLake Thomas
-. Grow, of Champaign, and II. +.
Cowdery, of Erie
The vote resulted, Harvey, 1641;
Crow, 143t: Cowdery, 1924.
On the second ballot the vote seem
ing to favor Mr.. Harvey, several dele
cations changed their votes for Elm.
Crow Withdrew. thanking the conven
tion for the honor done him, and
Harvey was unanimously nominated.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
For members of the board of pub
lie works. there were put before the
G. n BDid, of Greene;
las. Moor, of CoschOcton, and II. II
H0smer, of Muskingum. Before the
voting was finished, it hccame evident
that Hosmer had majority, and he
was nominated unanimously.
LAST WORDS.
The business of the convention
being now finished and all ready for
;,djrui nment, Governor Dennisun
poke lew earnest words OF pride
for the past and tue future. The con
ventiou passed an enthusiastic vote
of thanks to him for the fairness, i'm
pai tiality and good Judgment with
which he had presided, and at about
p. ID. adjourned.
DEMOCRATIC TRoUBLES.--The Demo