The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-23
THE REPUBLICANS
A Ticket After Eight Hours Bal.
loting.

The following business was trans
acted after going to press with our
Last Edition oiyesterday:
Nominations
FOR SENATOR'S.
After Messrs. Goshorn, McGill and
Seasongood had secured the nomina-
tions for Senators, Henry Pearce was
nominated by acclamation.
For Representatives..
The Convention then proceeded to
ballot for representatives. There were
fty-two candidates, a list of whom we
published yesterday. The first ballot
resulted as follows:
G. F. Stutzman, 155; Joseph E. Heart,
14O; A. Q. Ross, 11S; NJ. Pohlmann, 144;
John Is. Warren, II; f. Asbury, ST., 1893;
T. G. Ampt, 1872; Samuel Bickerstaf, %;
j. A. Remly, 1l5; Geo. w. Williams, PIG;
Frank u. Jobson, 1856; j. w. HolIister,
81; David W. Miller, 145; John e. Nay
lor, %; L. j. Turpin, 1l6; 9. E. Brown,
73; L. e. Mcnamara, 8; Z. OConnell,
40; NJ. j. Maxwell, S6; Hugh Stewart, %;
VIM. A. Hall, 80; I. HorsGmann. SO; G.
W. GLADDEN., ~; VIM. Cornell, 16; Carl
karrar, 2l; r NJ. White, 1873; A. D. De-
serens, 30; d. w. Miller, las; jackson
Ferris, 3; Ed. De Serrissy, 3S; John
lumstein, 254; f. A. Tucker, So; W. T.
Porter, 8; Z. g. Manning, II; j. e..
Thomas, u; G. F. Elsenheler, 2; Geo. S.
Larue, IL; ID. Il. Ray, %; Henry Stueve,
81; Peler Stryker, 10S; j. L. De Mar, %;
}. s. z. Cooper, 81; W. p. Wiltsee, ia;
b. IL. Rover, IA; Thomas Wills, 80.
Messrs. Wiillams, Zumstein and AS
bury, having received more than the
requisite 49, votes, were declared duly
nominated.
A speech was made by Rev. Williams,
who was loudly applaudei.
The names OF those who reached q
second ballot and the number of votes
received by EACH are as follows: Stulz-
man, 1856; Heart, l29; Ross, 147; Pohl-
mann. 49,; Amp, 225; Remiey, 70; Job
son, 234; aollister, 80; Iurpn, 1856;
Gladden., 1854; Whlte, l57; Muller, 1859;
steuve, Is; stryker, 1l6; Witsee, 1O7;
Larue. 70.
Messrs. Jobson and Ampt were de-
clared nominated.
Messrs. Stutzman, Muller. ladden and
PoAlmann were then on motion uoml-
mated Wy acc.amatiOn.
County Treasurer.
The candidates for tuis position were
Capt. James 5. Wise, Herman Rothert
and Henry Huneke. The first name was
Withdrawn, leaving but two candidates
in the fed. The first and only ballot
resulted: Huneke, 243; Rothert, 1872
Mi. Huneke made very brief speech,
nd han ifN,,., HAT Il
For County Auditor
Mr.. W. s. Cappellar was named by
Captain j. Foraker; Joseph B. Hum
phries, the present incumbent, by Har-
ry R. Smith; james B. Waters by A. T.
Goshorn, and Michael Crotty by Charles
Miller, of the Twentieth Ward.
The first ballot showed: Cappellar,
1861 Humphries, 80; Waters, 81; Crotty
1856. Waters withdrew in favor OF. Cap
peliar, as did also Humphries. The
second ballot stood, Cappellar, 25S; Crot-
nominee.
MIR. CrOtty,
on hearing this decision, arose and be.
gan to "kick" because, s he said, the
Millcreek delegation had no right to
cast solid vote for Cappellar. Finally
oil was poured upon the troubled wat ers,
and then Crotty moved tnat the nomlna-
Lion be declared unanimous. Carried,
The nominations for
County Comm issiOner
were John S. Wolf, OF Spring field Town
ship; J.'W. Flowers, Of Cleves; Robert
Bailey, of the Nineteenth Ward; Taco
dore Grotius, OF the Twenty-ifth Ward /;
Colonel W. II. Hill, of Sycamore Town
ship.
The first ballot resulted in no choice,
the vote standing: VOL, 81; Flowers,
1874; Bailey, 103; Grotius, nothing; Hill,
81. Grotius was dropped like hot po-
Lato, and a second ballot being taken re-
suited: Vol, 1o3; Bailey, 1-6; Flowers,
152.
The third ballot lett Wolf out in the
cold, and Flowers received the nomiua-
tion by the following vote: Flowers,
224; Bailey, 145; Vol, nothing.
Director of the County InfirmarY.
For this position the names of W. l..
Williams OF Delhi Township, Azariah
Compton of Springfield Township, and
j. b. Coates Of Green Township we're
offered. Mr.. Williams received the NOM
ination on the first ballot, which resulted
as follows: Williams, 40; Compton, g.;
Coates, %.
This wound up the proceedings of the
Convention, which adjourned AT rs min
utes after 8 O'Clock. The following Is
The Ticket.
State Senators-A. L. Goshorn, Lewis
Seasongood, AMI Magill, Henry Pearce.
State House of Representatives-Re
Geo. W. Williams, Thos. Asbury, Sem,
John ZumsteiD, F. q. Ampt. F. G.. JOB
son. d. NJ. Miller, G. W. GLADDEN., M.
Pohlman, John Stutzman.
County Treasurer-Henry Huneke.
County Auditor-W. s. Cappellar.
County Commissioner-J.W w. Flowers.
County Intrmary-W. l.. Williams.
COnventiOnalities.
Too many delegates.
How does the ticket suit you?
The Police were not called upon to
quell any disturbance.
Col. L. q. Weir understands the man
agement of a Convention.
Goshorn, on the first ballot, had 102
votes more than he needed.
Sands loomed up among the delegates
like pyramid in the desert.
The lobby and hall were filled by the