The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-09-01


pointed in the same manner to act as
COMMITTEE on PERMANENT ORGANIz.
ALTON, AND RULES AND ORDER OF
BUSINESS.
Allen, Geo. l. Poe; Amanda. NJ.
George: Biglick, b. Glass blanchard,
ID. X. kemereri Cass, n. J. Ternon
Delaware, j. NJ. Biddle; Eagle, S. s.
Biggs; Findlay, 1st. Precinct, T.. q.
DeWolfe; I'd. Precinct, Anthony
Brown; Jackson, Amos Beagle; Lib
erty, Jacob Critics, Madison, Thomas
Cox; Marion, VIM. b. Miller; Orange,
j. a. Wood; Pleasant, David Wright
Portage, David Warner; Washington,
Joseph Kelley.
a committee consisting of one dele,
gate from each township was appoint.
ed for the purpose of selecting
COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Allen, VIM. McCaughey; Amanda,
VIM. Sheraton; Biglick, Robert Thorn
as; Blanchard, Geo. Downing; Cass,
Enoch Ross; Delaware, r. w. McYey
Eagle, Geo. Arnold; Union, Levi Folk
Findiay, 1st. Precinct, John S. Ruhl,
81. Precinct, ). 4. Keltner; Jackson,
Daniel Foreman; Liberty, VIM. Ii.
Fountain; Madison. l.. W. Hickey
Marion, James Woodward; Orange,
A. G.. Ewing; Pleasant, =. b. Kelley
Portage, Jno. l.. Morehead; Washing
ton, Geo. w. Trout.
CoMMTTTER ON RESOLUTIONS.
Allen, Jacob Wineland: Amanda,
Aaron Cole; Biglick. J. X. Tussing
Blanchard, J. b. Eaton; Cass, ]. C.
Van Eman; Delaware. Jacob Harris
Eagle, Jacob Kellar; Union, VIM. Lit
trick; Findlay, 1st. Precinct, J. NJ
HamIin; %, Precinct, Henry Porch /;
Jackson, Orville Foster; Liberty, j.
NJ. Morehead: Madison, ID. Wardweil /;
Marion, Henry Davis; Orange, \. r.
Park, Josiah Morehead Portasc, Har-
rison Hanna; Washington. Joel Eek.
les
On motion a committee of three con
sisting of the following gentlemen
James Wilson, n. Il. Park, II. w. Me
Vey, were appointed to proceed TO the
depot to await upon the Hon. Chas.
Foster, and escort him to the hotel
On motion, Messrs. Otto Hahn. aud
Paul Kemerer, We're appointed ser-
geants at arms, to act at the afternoon
session.
On motion the Convention adjourn
ed to meet at o'clock, j. Nj.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Tile Convention was called to order
by the Temporary Chairman, shortly
after / o'clock The first business
transacted was hearing the rrpOrt OF
the
COMMITTEE on CREDENTIALS.
We would respectfully report that
all townships are represented except
Van Buren,, and that there are no con
tested seats. 5. +. DULIN, Chm.
4. w RAY. Sec'y.
THE report was received and adopt
ed.
The next business was the reading
of the following report of the
COMMITTEE ON PERMANENT ORGANIz
ALTON AND RULFS AND ORDER or
BUSINESS.
The Committee OH Permanent Or
ganization, and rules and order of bus
iness beg leave to report as follows:
President, John NJ Hamlin, of Find
lay; Vice Presidents, j. r. Tussing, of
Biglick. and Joseph Moore, of Della
ware; Secretaries, j. X. Barnd, and
\. J. Ward, of Biglick.
RULES.
The usual rules governing delibera-
tive bodies shall be observed.
A majority of all the votes east shall
be necessary TO nominate "A County
ticket.
ORDER OF BUSINESS.
1st. Report of Committee on Gre
dentials
2d. Report of Committee on Per:
manent Organizations, Rules and or
der of business
Sd. Report of Committee on ResolG
tions.
4th Report of Committee OH Cen
trail Committee
the nomiations for the different Off
ces shall be made as follows:
1st. Coroner
I'd. Infirmary Director
81. Commissioner.
4th. Treasurer.
5th Sheriff.
Respectfully submitted.
+. q. DRWoLFE, w. B. MILLER,
Secretary. Chairman.
The report was received and adopt
ed,
The Temporary Chairman introduc-
ed Mr. Hamlin, the Permanent Chair.
man, who returned his thanks in
brief and neat little speech.
The first business before the perma-
nent organization was the report of
the
COMMITTEE On KEsOLi lions.
To tie Republican 'Conoea,i5a gf Ham
cock C0unty ohio:
Your Committee OH RESOLUTIONS
beg leve to submit the following re-
port:
1st. Resoloed, That We approve aud
endorse the National. State. and Con
gressional platforms of the Republican
party, and we will use all honorable
means TO elect the nominees of this
conv ention.
ID ReSOloed, That we ratify the act
of the late Congressional Convention,
of the 10th Ohio District in the re
nomination By reclamation Of the
Hon. Charles Foster, our present able
and efficient representative, and We
hereby pledge him our undivided snip
port, and best efforts for his re eiec-
ton. JOHN NJ. HANILIN, Chm
The Committee on Central Commit
tee submitted the following report,
which was adopted by the Convention.
We, the Committee appointed to Sc
lect a County Central Committee, met
at the office of j. B. Rothchild, organ
lied by selecting j. S. Ruhl, Chairman,
and s. 4 Keltner, Secretary.
The Committee then proceeded to
nominate and selected the following
named persons for said County Central
Committee:
John w Davis, J. Il. Rothchild, T.
]. Totten, John Parker, Thomas Ii.
Houpt.
Signed J. S. RUEL, Pest,
5. A. KELTSER, Sec'y.
The Chairman announced that the
next business would be the presenta-
ton of names to be ballottel for as
for nomination by this Con
vention, the first in order being
CORONER.
The name of Dr. j. A. kimmel being
the only one presented, on motion the