The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-22
THE REPUBLICANS
Preparing for the Fall Election.
County Convention at Turner Hall
To-day.

County Convention at Turner Hall
To-day.
Long before the appointed time, 10
O'Clock, the candidates for the various
positions to be filed at the fall election,
and the various delegates, assembled at
Turner Hall, the former putting IN every
effort to secure the votes OF the dele
gates in the Convention, and the latter
to discuss as to whom they were to vote
for.
The neighboring saloons did a thriving
business, for both classes kept pouring
in constantly. "Big Six" and his yellow
linen pantaloons were there early, and
drew quite a crowd of politicians around
them.
At 10 o'clock precisely the delegates
took their seats, among them being sew
eral colored delegates. Mr.. Amor Smith,
Chairman of the County Executive Com
mittee, called the Convention to order
TEMPORARY ORGANIZATION.
Col. l.. G. Weir was elected as Temp Or
ary Chairman. Mr.. Weir made briet
speech, saying: "Gentlemen, 1 thank
you for electing me Temporary Chairman.
We have an onerous duty before US, and
l hope we will do it we'll. You will now
please come to order."
Mr.. Philip Kiehborth was elected as
Temporary Secretary.
| The following were elected as Ser =
geants-at-Arms: James McCafferty, N.
j. Patton, JAG. Aatthes, Louis Keckler
and Jac. Marklein.
| APPOINTMENT OF COMMITTEES.
The Convention then proceeded to the
appointment OF Committees on Order oil
| Business, Resolutions, Credentials and
Permanent Organization, viz: One
committeeman from each ward and one
from each township.
Tue following were appointed as the
committees in the respective order, b. =
ginning with the First Ward.
COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS.
DR.. S. l.. Green. Harry r. Smlth, o. f.
Shepherd, E. Gault, A. l.. Carrick, DR..
Craig, A. Brueggmannn, Dr.. Denman,
capt. Z. +. Johnson, j. Ii. Lawrence,
H. Klein, N. Minder. Chas. Hess, Fred.
Struebbe, Henry Schonebaum, James
Schroeder, David II. Heinsheimer, II. q.
Powers, Len. Morten, Il. Herbert, z.
Currin, Charles 4. Jones, W. Ii.
Packer, John Denhart, Jos. Weber,
Frank Fruhe, Green Township; s. O..
Foster, Clifton; Z. Ii. skunk, Mlllcreek; /;
Z. w. Moulsou, Springfield, N. E.; G. b.
Fox, Wyoming; j. e. Germany, Hart
we'll; 4. J. Carr, Reading; 5. Il. Van
Ausdol, Colerain, North; W. Gosling,
Green, Northeast; Pet. McIntyre, M l.
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tningham, Symmes; john Seebrook, Cole
rain.
| COMMITTEE ON CREDENTIALS.
Thomas Dewar, Colonel Ii. Il. Collins,
F. Murnahap, Jonu, Martin, Tnos. Fay,
DR.. Dunlap, A. Fuhrmann. E. j. Cronin,
JAS. ii. R jbinson, Ben. Klein. j. Mark
lein, N. Minder, J. .Magley, Chas. Benzur,
George r. Cramtr, M. j. Patton, Is. W.
Blair, j. Webb, i. Slau.er, &. W. Baum,
G. W. Ran, G orse Fries, Il. Rothkof,
I.C. Wiltsee, We, Fosser, George Mil
ler, Green Township; f. II. Dayton,
Springfield, W.; Thomas Morrison, Clif.
ton; Howard Fecris, Spencer Tow ship y
NJ. Garrelson, Spencer Township, S.;
| Henry Lyman, tlIllcreek; S. A. NJ.
Cuue, Springfield, N. e.; b. r. Pearson.
Wyoming; Larry blackburn. Hartwell;
S. r. Van Ausdol, Colerain, N; NJ.
liisel, Green, N. e; d. Humphreys,
D =lhi; Ii. &. Carr, Miami; ii. cooper,
Harrison; Ii. Ross, Sycamore, f Junn
| Sesgar, Columbia; A. j. Cunningham,
SyInmes; A. Hussei, Coierain.
COMMITTEE ON PERMANENT oRGANIzA
| TION.
| c. s. Fisher, AL. Armstrong, II. Schlot.
man, Harz9lI, Z. W. Meyers, James Ell
liott, Ii. X .ssen, Sam. Mains, W. II. K
Boake, Lhas. Karrer, G. Post, Geo. Sohn,
j. f. Moser, j. k!ehb0rth, John Tillett.
r r. Morris, Ch .s. G. Gluner, john W.
| Turner, Col. Stannah, L. Coleman, L. 5.
Hunter, Fred. Fritz, Z. f. Muth, W. F.
Bush, Il. Scuwab, Phil. Heisel, Green
Townahip; G. L. Laboyteaux, Spring.
field, W.; hos. Morrison, Clifton; MAI.
| Wright, Spencer; d. W. Beldlng,
MiIlcreek; r. W. Keys, Springfield, N.
E.; E. Lee, Wyoming; Harry Black
burn, Hartwell; j. G. Scnenck, Read
ing; J. A. Bowls, Colerain, North; e.
Woodruff, Jr., Miami; P. W. Francis,
&. Langdon, Columbia; Z. Longley
Symmes; John Linbrook, Colerain.
| COMMITTEE ON ORDER OF BUSINESS.
Alex. Kendel, Geo ge s. Goodman,
John Niebaum, f. Blum, P. Sweeney,
John Kehl, U: Steinkamp, - Hender
son, A. NJ. Aten, &. Il. Meyer, JAG. Doll
+. Il. Fake, JAG. Best, l.. Keckler, j. F
Lakamp, j. A. Armstrong, A. Il. Cos
horn, L. Lidel, Joe Z.rchener, James
Flanagan, John Liston, Chas. Benle
Henry stueve, o Car Dodson, l.
scnwab; A. J. White, Green Town ship;
Jas. A. Smith, Springfield, W.; 8. Z. Eos
Ter, Clifton; George Aater, MIllcreek
r. d. Mussey, Springfield, N. E.; &
IL. Burrows, wyoming; }. 4. Germany,
Hartw.ll; W. W. Locke, Reading; Amz
McGill, Colerain, N; NJ. b. Wamsley
Miami; W. Blair, Sycamore. Il; X. j. Il
Archibald, Columbia; Chas. Humph
reys, Symmes; A. Hussel, Colerain.
The Convention Then adjourned unit
1o'clOck.
Afternoon Session.
REPORT or THE COMMITTEE ON PERMA
NENT ORGANIZATION.
The Committee on Permanent Organ
iz,tion, Colonel L. Z. Weir Chairman
reported.
4. Il. Cramer was duly elected as Sec
lretary and Frank Jobson aud Calvin
Fay Assistant Secretaries.
1t was moved and seconded tha
twelve Vice Presidents be elected. The
election resulted as follows: G. W
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