The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1875-06-10

insolent sectarianism, preservation Of
the sehools-these are as noble watch
words as ever political party inscribed
upon its banners, and under flag 80
blazoned we shall march conquering
and to conquer.
SECRETARIES AND STANDING COMMIT
TEES
The following persons were, on
nomination, chosen Secretary and
Assistant Secretaries OF the eonven-
tion: George Palner, of Washington
county; p s. Grosscup, Of Ashland,
]. B. ROthsehild, Of Hancock, Ephra-
inn Morgan, of Hamilton.
The standing committees were
then elected. as follows
vICE-PREsIDENTs.
First Distriet-J. Z. Green, Hamilton.
| Second Dlstrict-J. s. Wise, Hamilton.
Third District-J; Q. Smith, Clinton,
Fifth Distnet-J. L PIice, Van Vert.
/ Sixth District Guido Marx, Lucas.
Seventh Dlstriet-Thomas W. Gordon,
Brown. arE -.... laE
Eighth District-GeorgeG Green, Miami.
| Ninth Dlstrtc-1. Z. Duncan, Morrow.
Tenth Distriet-W. n. Owen, Huron.
| Eleventh Dtstrict-J. h. Bradbury, GaIlia.
Twelfth District-A W. Scott, Perry.
Thirteenth Distriet-Pery WIIes, Mus
kingum-
Fourteenth District-rhomas Phillips,
Fifteenth DIstrict-H. Dunsmoor, Morgan.
Sixteenth Distriet-W. s. Kennan, Bel
mont.
Seventeenth District-S. wIsden, CoIum.
bfana.
Eighteenth Dlstrict-John Hill, Summit.
cIwehnueh Dlstrict-H. NJ Chann,. a.
Ben slse-aT5Iye- fSzTsS --.--ss n,
thA fIooy. --s-~..
CoMMiTrEE ON CREDENTIALS.
First DIstrict-John BIrnbaum, Hamilton.
Second Dlstriet-J. A. Remley, Hamilton.
Third dDlstrict-Ephraim Sellers, Warren.
Fourth District-C. F. Brooke, Preble.
Fifth District-C. ]. Swan, Putnam.
Sixth District j. H Taylor, Henry.
Seventh Distriet-W. g. Patterson High
Eighth Dlstrict-Grinith Ellis, Cham
paign.
Tenth DIstrtct-George Daine, crie.
Eleventh District-W.J ]. Rznnels, Vinton.
Twelfth Dfstrict-H. @. Gremer, Perry.
=, Thirteenth DIstrict-T. ]. dcCartney,
Fourteenth DsstrIc:-John Caskey, Holmes.
Fifteenth Dlstriet-Nathan HoIiister, Mon
Sixteenth Dlstrlct-Georgs W. Taylor.
seventeenth DIstrict-Jos. Carnahan, Car
Eighteenth Dlstrict-JOhn H. FaxOn,
Lorain.
Nineteenth District-w. P. Howlan d,
TTentieth DIstrict-W. B. Raznsr. Cuya-
hoga.
COMMITTEE ON PERMANENT ORGAN
IZATION.
First DIstrict-M. Pohlmann, Hamilton.
Second District-Henry Ressler, Hamilton.
Third Dlstrict-Wm Williams, Fayette.
Forth District-Aaron Spanglef, Greene.
Fifth District-T. Q. Sherman, Allen.
Sixth District-E- A. Higgins, Wood
Seventh Dlstrict-H. Hoover. Ross.
Eighth District-W. 81. Beacn, Madison.
Ninth Dlstrict-Wm. Stevens, Hardin.
Tenth District-J. H. Ridgely, Seneca
Eleventh District-W. n. Enochs, Law
renee.
Twelfth District. r. Hitler, Fairfield.
Thirteenth District-I. G. Carter, Tusea-
rawas.
Fourteenth DlstrIct-P. Cuneo, wyandot
ton,
Sixteenth Dlstrict-L T. Mcpherson,
Seventeenth DIstrict-J. X. Rukenbrod,
ColumhIana.
Eighteenth DLstrIct-A. s. Mcclure. Wayne
Nineteenth District-Marvln Kent, Por-
Twentieth Dlstrict-wm. Mitchell, Cuya-
hoga.
Committee ON RESOLUTIONS.
First Distrlct-Cnarles Evans, Hamilton.
Second DistrIct-Richard Smith, Hamii-
Third District-D. W. McClung, Butler.
Fourth Distriet-L. b. GuncKel, Mont
gomery.
sixth DtStr1ct-George R. Haynes. Lucas.
Seventh District-0. Edwards, Brown.
Eighth Dlstrict-W. II. West, Logan,
Ninth District-T. @. Jones Delaware.
Tenth District-E. G. DeWolL Hancock.
Eleventh District-H.S 8. Bundy. Jackson.
lin.
Thirteenth District-Allen Miller, Mus
kingum
Fourteenth District-Lyman R. Matson,
Rjchland.
Fifteenth Districts. D. Horton, Meigs.
Sixteenth DIstrict-Samuel Knox, Harri-
son
Seventeenth DIstrict-Wm Mckinley,
Stark.
Eighteenth DistrIct-James A. Belle,
Medina.
Nineteenth District. o. Converse,
Twentieth DIstrict-E. H. Bohm, Cuya-
hoge.
STATE CENTERAL COMMITTEE.
First Districts. H. Burton, Hamilton.
Second District-Amiz McGiL Hamilton.
Third District-H. B. Maynard, Fayette.
Fourth DIstrict-Ashly Brown, Montgon-
cry.
Fifth Dlstrict-J. h. Foster. Van West.
Sixth Dlstrict-Alex. Reed. Lucas.
Seventh District-Marcus Boggs, Ross.
Eighth District-C. T. Martin, Clarke.
Ninth District-W. @. Cooper. Knox,
Tenth District-A. H. Balsley, Sandusky.
A. Os
Twelfth District-R. II. BostIick, Picka-
way.
Thirteenth DIstrict--A. B. Clark, Licking.
Fourteenth DistrIct-Dr. 8. W. Holmes, |
Wyandot.
Fifteenth DistrIct-E. H. Moore. Athens.
Sixteenth District-J. T. Updegraf, Jeffer-
son.
Seventeenth Dlstrict--Janes NJ. Nash.
Mahoning.
Eighteenth DIstrict-A. L. COnger, Sum
NIT.
Nineteenth DIstrict--Geo. W. Steele, Lake.
Twentieth District--C. L.. Russell, Cuya-
hoga.
INVITING GEN. SHERMAN.
Judge Sloan, of Ottawa twho, by
the way, has recently returned to the |
Republican fold whence he tempo
Iarily strayed to coquet with bogus |
}, arose and moved that, as |
Gen. w. T. Sherman was in the city, |
a committee of five be appointed to |
invite him to be present this after |
noon and take seat upon the stage. |
Gen. @. II. Grosvenor, of Athens, |
the motion. He said the mo-
tion was not an advisable one, and |
besides, he did not think Gen. Sher- |
would respond. He is the General of |
the United States army, an Organiza- |
tion which is not political one, and |
he would not. therefore, care to present |
himself To this body which is strictly |
political. The convention ought not |
20 put itself in the position OF having
its courtesy declined, to say nothing |
of the intrinsic bad taste OF such q |
motion. 7si aa.s
Judge Sloan replied he did not see
the matter in any such light as Gen.
GrosvenOr did. II Sherman comes
here, it will not be in the capacity of
General of the United States army,
but as private citizen meeting his
fellow-citizens.
w. ID. Biekman, of Montgomery,
suggested that as Sherman would
probably not come in uniform, he
could not be considered as coming as
q General.
Pietro Cuneo, of Sandusky county
could see no improperly in this body
extending the courtesy or an invi-
tstion to one of the most brilliant SOL
diers OF the age.
Some one at the left Of the stage
moved TO amend the motion by SIM
ply sending our good wishes and con-
gratulations to Gen. Sherman, which
wAs not seconded,
OOmeOOOy else mOVeu 20 aulenu Oy
endorsing Shermau's Memoirs, which
also failed to reeeiye q second.
The question was then put upon
Jude Sloan's motion, and although it
encountered a gOodly number Of
''noes,p the 'iayesp were largely in
the majority, and the motion was
pronounced carried.
Judge Sloan, Gen. Grosveaor, Gen.
Enochs, OF Lawrence, Hon. Chss.
Foster, of Seneca, and Col. BruR,
OF Mahoning, were appointed toe
committee
The convention then took a recess
to P. M.
ya- r- AFTERNOON SESSION.
When the convention assembled in
the afternoon. the crowd was still
greater than IN the morning. Upi
stairs and down stairs the mighty
throng filled every inch OF space. A
vast enthusiasm seemed to pervade
the mass of people, and every senti-
ment of patriotism or sound psrty
policy was cheered 10 the very echo.
The Committee on Credentials re-
ported as usual