Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-04-06
AOVERpf3t0N RATE ]

q the war is over, and the light of liberty and
: freedom dawns upon the Nation and its L,eople
seeks to elevate to honor the greatest murderer
I, OF the country Gcheers. Do not transmit
! either the interests of the Nation or the cause
!; OF reform to any such party or to any such
{; hands As that. Never, and applause.l Ohio
. occupies an important position 'mong the States
/, of the Union. The actions of the Republicans
of Ohio will be looked upon with intense in
terest by the people all over the land Let
harmony, let wisdom, let sincerity, let Justice,
peryade and govern and guide all the deliber-
ations of this body, and let the work perform
, ed here to-day be such that when it is offered
it will receive and deserve the appreciation
and confidence of all the people Of the State
and Nation at large.
Again thanking you, 1 will not occupy your
attention further" Applause.
The following were then named as delegates
and alternates to the Republican National Com
vehtion:
DISTRICT DELEGATES TO NATIONAL
/ CONVENTION.
1st District-Part of Hamilton coun-
Ity; Benz Esgleston and Christian Moer-
lein.
I'd. Part of Hamilton county, Henry
Kessler and l. C Weir.
Sd. Butler, Warren, Clinton, Fsyetts
land Clermont: HI l. Morley, of Hamil-
ton, and Frank Browning,o ,of Wilmisg-
ton.
4th. Darke, Preble, Montgomery and
Green: w D Bickhsm, Of Montgomery
and B Collins OF Darke.
9Th. Defiance, Paulding, Putnam,
Van Vert, Allen, Auglaize, Mercer
and Shelby: Jas l. Price OF Van Vert,
and Jas Irving Of Lima.
9th. Williams, Fulton, Henry, Wood,
Lucas and Ottawa: N NJ Howard of
Toledo, and Earl w Merry of Bowling
Green.
7ih. Highland, Brown, Adams, Pike
and Ross: Saml II Hurst OF Chillicothe,
aud John A Smith of Hill-boro.
8th. Madison, Clarke, Miami, Logan
and Champaign: IL w Smith of Lon
don and A r Byrkett of Trey.
9th. Hardin, Marion, Delaware, Union,
Morrow and Knox: II G Jones of Del
aware and Hyias Sabin of Rich wood.
10th. Hancock, Seneca, Ssndusky,
Erie and Huron: r p Buckland of FIRE.
mont, and ] b Rothchild of Flndlay.
11th. Hooking, Vinton, Jackson, Sci
ota, Lawrence and Gallia: III G Jones,
of Macarthur, and s III Bright of Logan.
18th. Franklin, Pickaway, Fairfield
and Perry: l. j Critchfeld OF Colum--
bus and John Groce of Circleville.
18th. Licking, Muskingum, Coshoc-
ton and Tuscarawas: Z l. Lybarger of
Coshocton, and L. McIlvaine of New
Philadelphia. rr.
18th. Wyandot, Crawford, Richland,
Ashland Holmes: d w Wilson Of
Belleville, and HI G Carhart of Gallon.
18th. Meigs, Athens, Morgan, Mon
roe and Washington: V b Horton of
Pomeroy and Jewett Palmer o! Mari
eta.
18th. Jefferson, Harrison, Belmont,
Guernsey and Noble: T Updegraff of
Mt. Pleasant, and John Lemmox, Of
Freedom, Noble county.
18th. Carroll, Stark, Columbiana and
MahOning: q Aultman of Canton, and
] A Amber of Salem.
18th: Lorain, Medina, Wayne and
Summit: A s Mcclure of Wooster.
county is to have the other
delegate, and will determine upon the
man and the mode of his selection
hereafter.
18th. Ashtabula, Trumbull, Portage,
Geauga and Lake: III b Perkins of
and Geo II Ford of Burton,
Geauga county.
Goth. Cuyahoga: Edwin C Cowles
and Hiram Gorretson of Cleveland.
The foregoing named delegates were
selected by delegations that were cho-
zen to represent the respective districts
n the State Convention, except in the
,ase of Cuyahoga. In that instance the
1elgates to the National Convention
xere chosen by the District Conven-
ion, which selected delegates to the
State Convention. The pOstoffice ad-
lress of each delgate is given.
Following are the alternates from the
districts to the National Re
publican Convention, with post-offiee
.ddress:
First District, Lawrence Spaeth and
VI. B. Hagans, of Cincinnati.
I'd. E. p. Ransom and w. NJ. Yeat-
nan, Of Cincinnati.
Sd. Mills Gardner, Washington C.
H., and Watts McMerchy, Batavia.
4th. c. Folkerth, of Preble, and John
Little, of Greene.
5th. ]. L. H. Long, Ottowa, and
3rice Hilton, Defiance.
9th. Alexander Reed, Toledo, and
B. Anger, Bryan.
eth. Chambers Bird, Ripley, and
'mIth Grimes, West Union.
9Th. Milton Steen, of De Graf, and
Tohn Howell, Springfield.
9th. w. g. Beatty, Cardington, and
!. E. DeWolfe, Marion.
10th. Frank Sawyer, Norwalk, and
ames A. Blair, Tiffin.
11th. Elias Nigh, Irontcn, and H. A.
own, Portsmouth.
18th. A. ]. Ashbrook, Somerset, and
'eter Bope, Lancaster.
18th. Elmer j. Rambo, Dresden, and
v. r. Shields, Newcomerstown.
14th. j. G. Cook, Nevada, and T. B.
Millersburg.
18th. William F. Hunter, Woods
elm, and George w. Baker, Athens.
10th. ]. ID. Taylor, Cambridge, and
V. B. Hearn, Cadiz.
18th. J. D. Taylor, Carrollton, and
eorge w. Brook, Ellsworth.
18th. ]. III. Greene, Medina, and s.
. Warner, Wellington.
18th. 8. A. Northway, Jefferson
Ashtabula County,, and Aaron Will
Ok, Painesville.
10th. w. s. Streator and Julius C.
chenck, Cleveland.
DELEGATEs-AT-LARGE
The next business of the convention
eing the selection of four Delegates-at-
arge to the National Convention.
Guido Marx nominated Clarke Wag.
oner, of Lucas.
Senator Sherman, of Mansfield; G. FL.
of Athens; w. II. Upson,
Summit; Gen. E. F. Noyes, of HAM
ton; w. G. Cooper, Of Knox; Samuel
of Montgomery; Col. Lewis
Teitzel, of Hamilton; A. b. Cornell, OF
d. w. III. Howard, Of Full
m; Ben. F. Wade, of Ashtabula; and
.obert Harlan, of Hamilton, Were sue
,ssfully put In nomination.
]. w. Warrington, Of Hamilton, was
amed, but withdrawn, as were also
Ooper and Craighead.