The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-08-02


Third-Peter Murphy, Butler
Fourth-Wm. Egry, Montgomery,
Fifth. ]. Moore, Putnam.
Sixth-Audrew Roach, Wood.
Seventh. w. Higgins, Pike.
Eighth-W. P. Marquet, Lgan,
Ninth-John H. Rehson, Morrow.
TenUh-J. A. Norton, Seneca.
Eleventh-W. G. Gould, Jackson.
Twelfh-Richard Nevirs, franklin.
Thirteenth-J. G. Fisher Coshocton.
Fourteenth-James A. Estill, Holmes.
Fifteenth-Henry Maury, Monroe.
Sixteenth-C. NJ. Carver, Belmont.
Seventeenth "A, j. Packard, Mahoning
Eighteenth-L. S. Murry, Medina.
Nineteenth-C. B. Adams, Lake.
Twentieth--Jabez w. Fitch, CuyaLoga.
Committee on Resolutions.
First Dis--E P. Bradstreet, Hamilton.
Second-L. w. Goss, Hamilton.
Third. w. Denver, Clinton.
FOURTH. A. McMahon, Montgomery.
Fifth-T. E. Cunningham, Allen.
Sixth-Frank II. Hurd, Lucas.
Seventh h-John M. Van Meter, Ross.
Eighth-George Arthur, Clarke
Ninth-George w. Morgan, Knox.
Tenth-M G. Whiteley, Hancock.
Eleventh-E. Y. Dean, Lawrence.
Twelfth-Newton Schleich, Fairfield.
Thirteenth -MLSouthard, ,Muskingum.
Fourteenth-John Berry, Wyandot
Fifteenth-A. J. Warner, Washington.
Sixteenth-W. II. Arnold, Harrison.
Seventeenth-Wm A. Lynch, Stark.
Eighteenth-E. E. Eshelman, Wayne.
Nineteenth-W. B. Thomas, Portage,
Twentieth-R. P. Spalding, Cuyahoga.
Committee to Select the State Central Committee.
First Dis.-John Connol, Hamilton.
Second Dis-John Brady, Hamilton.
Third District-G. A. Frazer, Clermont,
Fourth District-John c. Turpin, Darke
Fifth Dist-R, G. Marshall, Auglaize.
Sixth Dist-Wm. Sheridan, Williams.
Seventh District-G E. Roney, Brown.
EIGHTH District-George Kerr, Miami.
Ninth District-R. NJ. Kenton, Union.
Tenth Dist--Geo. Baldwin, Sandusky.
Eleventh Dis Michael Stanton, ,Scioto.
Twelfth Dis-E. E, E,Winship, Pickaway.
Thirteenth-Geo NJ, Grasser, Licking.
Fourteenth-Wm. Larwill, Crawford.
Fifteenth-E. NJ. Kennedy, Morgan.
Sixteenth--Wm H. Hunter, Jefferson.
Seventeenth--W s. Potts, Columbiana.
Eighteenth--George Weimer, Summit.
Nineteenth District-R. X. Paige, Lake.
Twentieth-W. P, Klein, Cuyahoga'
Afternoon Session.
The Convention did not meet until two
o'clock, though when they took recess
1t was to meet at half past one.
The Convention Set on Its Feet.
The Committee on Credentials, through
its Chairmeu, Allen 0'Myers, reported
every District in the State was represent
ed, and there was no contests.
Permanent Organization.
The Committee on Permanent 0rgani-
cation, through Colonel Scott Symmes,
reported the following as permanent OIL
GERS of the Convention.
President-Hon. j. F. Mckinney, OF
Miami county.
Vice Presidents-First District, VIM,
Il. Hugh, of Cincinnati; Second, Thomas
]. Crogen, of Cincinnati; Third, Thomas
Parnell, of Clermont; Fourth, W. j. AL
exander, of Greene; Fifth, ]. M, Carter,
of Defiance; Sixth, Charles Roose, OF o.
tawa; Seventh, Sam. f. Steele of High
land; Eighth, w. Reed, of Clarke; Ninth,
H. D. YanFleet, of Marion; Tenth, G.
B. Stickney of Seneca; Eleventh, John
L Peters, of Lawrence, Twelfth, VIM. E.
Finck, of Perry; Thirteenth, j. G. Stew
art, of Coshocton; Fourteenth, j. j. Doug
lass, of Richland; Fifteenth, r A. Con-
stable, of Athens; Sixteenth, VIM. Law
renee, of Guernsey; Seventeenth, John
Clark, of Columbiana; Eighteenth, A. B.
Comings, of Summit; Nineteenth, Jetfer'
son Palmer, Of Trumbull; Twentieth
Thomas Riley, of Cuyahoga.
Permanent Secretary-W. S. Brown, o.
Hamilton.
Assistant Secretaries-W. L. Brown, o.
Mahoning; j. D. Laughead, of Tusca
rawas; G. F. Mccoy, of Pike; Ralph Page
of Lake; E. j. Dier, of Holmes; W. G
Beebe, of Morrow; Lewis G.. Bernard, o
Hamilton, and W. H. Humber, of Jetter
son.
On motion Of John G. Thompson, {
Committee of three was appointed to ad
wise the Permanent Chairman of hi
choice by Convention, and to request hin
to appear and preside over its delibela
tions. This Committee was appointed
consisting of John G. Thompson, W. II
Dill and T. W. Higgins, and retired t
hunt up the fortunate Mckinney.
While they were out, the Committe
appointed to report State Central Com
mittee for the ensuing year made its re
port as follows
THE STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
First District--W. ]. O'Neil, Hamilton
Second-James H. Laws, of Hamilton
Third-R. ], Bancroft, of Clermont.
Fourth-John Townsend, of Darke.
Fifth-L. M. Wiley, of Allen.
Sixth--E. S. Dodd, of Lucus.
Seventh-George P. Tyler, of Brown
Eighth. F. Shumate, of Champaign
NINTH. K. Newcomer, of Monroe,
Tenth-H. E. 0'Hagan, of Erie.
Eleventh.. W. Newman, of Scioto.
Twelfth-JohnG G. Thompson, Franklil
Thirteenth-J. G. Irwin, Muskingun
Fourteenth-W. Larwill, OF Crawford
Fifteenth-F. X. Davis, of Morgan.
SIXTEENTH. McConville, of Jefferson
SeVenteenth-A. ]. Packard, ,MahoninI
Eighteenth--E, B. Esheiman, Wayne
Nineteenth--R. o. Roote, Ashtabuli
Twentieth-H. H. Hatch, Of Cuyahog
|. Mr.. M'Klnney's Remarks.
Hon. j. F. Mckinney wasintroduced {
permanent President, and spoke as 70
lows
GENTLEMEN OF THE CoNvENTIoN--I al
preciate the honor and responsibility yo
have conferred and devolved on me B
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