The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-15
REPUBLICAN EXECUTIVE CON-.
MITEEE.

Nominees for justices of the Peaex
to be Placed 1m the County and
State Tickets.
The K publican Executive Committee
Of Hamilton County met this m morning,
President A. 4. Staley iu the chair.
The reaIiug of the minutes was dis
pensed with.
motion was then nude to 60 into
executive session, which called forth
some opposing remarks from Mr.. Cor
nell, in wAIch he sta ed THAI
action. While he thought proper
on some occasions to go into
executive session, he was OppN5ed ON
! Lnis occasion, and as rule thou hit that
anything they did that could not come
| to broad dayl glt had better not be
done, ana he did not think that they
were or ought 10 be ashamed Of alfy-
thing they did.
A vote was taken on the motion. Lost.
| The committee appointed to confer
with the Campaign Committee Of the
Democratic party with reference to
placing the names of the nominees
| Ior Justices OF the Peace on
State and County tickets reported that
Iu6 Wtl6 u III LHH
opinion that the names OF the Justices
should be 80 placed ON those tickets for
the following reasons:
!. 1t will be a saving to the County OF
S12, 900 or $4,000.
| 2. II Will prevent mistakes because
many voters place the State and CouA-
| ty tickets in the township box, and vice
versa.
3. 1T will be convenience to the voter,
ana all persons connected with the bAi-
lots alter the election.
| 4. A larger vote will be given for said
Justices OF the Peace.
| D. The nominees of both partiej de.
sire this course to be pursued.
| g. IL ls required by tue law. On this
point the Committee submitted the opia-
ION OF CIem INT Bates as part Of The
report.
The Committee also presented the cor
respondence between them and the
Dam lcratlc Campaign Committee, in
Whlcn the SAID Democratic COMMITTEES
| decllned, by resolution, TO confer with
the Republican Committee.
Inc following was then submltted:
Your committee therefore being un-
able 10 confer With similar comm. ttes
OF the Democr ttic party, and thus arriys
at some result III harmony with TIE
views oil the representatives of both
parties submit and recommend the adop-
| ton OF the folio wing resolutions:
"ResOlVed, That the Campalgn Com.
mlttee OK the Republican party be in
structed to have the names of Justices
OF the Peace placed upon the STATE aud
County ticket.
"ResolYed, That X. E. Rohner, ESQ,
| City Clerk OF Cincinnati, be requested
| to cause but one set Of stati0nel TO be
provided Tor each voting Precinct.
and that the Honorable Board OF Police
commissioners provide but one ba lut-
box for each OF said precincts.
"Respectlully submitted,
A. j. CUNNINGHAM,
IA. \. RAMER,
"a. l.. CARRICk,
"COnteIeuce. e.CVmnltteeu
The above report was adopted uuaui-
m0usly by the Executive Comm ttee.
The Committee appointed to extnipe
the books Of the late officers OF the oJS
executive body reported that they mad
louud the same to have cen regularly
kept, and that the Treasurer had youcn-
ers lOr all money shown by his book.
and $1l 81 in excess.
Mr.. q. z. Ludwig, expecting to be
IuwGy from &c 3;;;;jj' ~ ::VVI t15 Tem,iunsr -
the year, Resigned his position OF Eyee-
utiVe committeeman rom the SiXteeuLal
| Ward, and recommended Cuas. IA. Bpun-
sou as successor, who was tnercu non
appointed.
A motion was again m tde to 90 into
executive session, which Mr.. lliil ~
posed. The object WAS w examine ,uto.
certain charges against Mr. Charles
| Spreen, a candidate for Justicl OF L.
Peace from the Third Ward.
The m1tion was carried, and lhe Dre "a
and others excluded.
The Committee in executive sr.s,.,,
fully Investigated the charges ay,I,-
Mr.. Spreen, none OF which waIc ~,
aimed. Inc tommitLee adj .ara,.
meet next Saturday