Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-08-31

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3D.. The order of nominations shall be rs
follows: First, Surveyor; second, Inir-
mary Director third, Prosecuting Attor-
ney fourth, Commissioner to fiji vacancy
fitch, Commissioner for full term; sixth,
Clerk OF the Court seventh, Representa-
tive.
1t was moved and seconded that the or.
der OF nominations be reversed, winch mo-
tiOn was lost, and the report us made 10y
the committee adopted.
The committee on resolutions then made
the following report, which was adopted
Resolced, - That we. MS representatives. o' the
Republican party Of Wood county, in Cvnypu.
tiun assembled, endorse and approve the plat
form of principles adopted by the Republican
party ni Ohio at the recent State Conventions,
at Clevoltnl.
The committee to select Central Com.
mittee for the ensuing year, reported the
names of the following gentlemen, who
were unanimously chosen: II. w. Kelly,
J. H. Tracy, ]. B. Newton, q. c. Phelps,
l. P Emerson and Geo. Weddell.
Tho committee to select delegates to the
Senatorial Convention also made their re-
port, which, upon motion, was adopted, as
follows:
Perrysburg township, 4 delegates r.
Miller, G. VI. Norton, Fred. Yeager, II. A.
Hamilton.
Weston township, 4 delegates - Henry
and d. u. Pugh.
Middleton township, 2 delegates w. II.
Wetmore and Frank Powell.
Dprt,o,n tnwNobin . JaIauotno u w
McMahan and John n. Huber.
Perry township, 2 elegates--Orrin
Stearns and Henry Pelton.
Montgomery township, delegates-R.
w. Kelley, g. ii. Caldwell and Z. p. Hol-
laday.
Freedom township, delegatc-R. j. ST.
mon.
Troy township, delegate-Caleb Root.
Liberty township, 2 delegates--J. w.
Powell and II. NJ. Donnelly.
Center township, 3 delegates-J. B.New-
ton, g. C. Nearing and VIM. Underwood.
Bloom township, 2 delegates~-T.J Camp
bell and f. p. Emerson.
Plain township, 3 delegates-Geo. Kim
berlin, S. w. st. John and +. G. Minton.
Milton township, 2 delegates-Wm. Null
lally and G.. w. Hill.
Henry township, 2 delegates--L. D. Ar
mold and Henry Carrel.
Washington township, delegates-E.
Tuller and Z. B. Beverstock.
Jackson township, delegate-H. X.
Donaldson.
Lake township, 2 delegates-C. F. Chap
man and Joseph CrNgo.
Webster township, 2 delegates--Hugh
Stewart and w. w. Dunipace.
Ross township, delegate-O. L. Wales.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
]. B. NEWTON, Chairman.
A motion was made and adopted that an
Auxiliary Committee of three from each
township be selected by the townships re-
spectively, to act in conjunction with the
County Central Committee.
The next business in order being the nom-
ination of candidates, the following names
were announced for County Surveyor: Dan
iel d. Ames, VIM. II. Wood and Roswell
G.. Canfeld
The Convention proceeded to ballot and
Daniel ID. Ames having received majority
of all the votes was declared the choice OF
the Convention for Surveyor.
The Convention then proceeded to ballot
for Infrmary Director, the names of the
following gentlemen having previously
been announced Henry Lundy, OF Center
township; S. w. st. John, of Plain; S. B.
Abbott, of Center; John l.. Rogers, OF
Henry; John w. Crops, of Perrysburg; S,
S. Garfield and q. w. Jacobs, of Freedom
On the third ballot the names of all the
candidates except Messrs. Garfield and
Lundy having been Withdrawn, Mr.. Can
field receiving majority Of all the votes
was declared the nominee.
The next III order being Prosecuting At
torney, S. p. Harrison, of Center; w. A
Banschoter, OF Plain, and james o. Troup
of Perrysburg, we're placed in nomination
for said Office, and the Convention upor
the 4th ballot, Mr.. Troup's name having
been withdrawn, made choice of S. p. Har
rison as their candidate for said Office.
A candidate for Commissioner was mex
voted tor, the following names having beer
previously submitted to the Convention
Nathan w. Stafford, of Liberty; Septmu
Mawer, OF Washington; w. o. Keeler, o
Milton; Andrew Welton, of Portage; n
w. Minton, of Plain; r. VIC. Buchanan
Of jackson A. j. McMahnn, OF Liberty
John Mem aster, OF Milton. No choice be
ing made upon the first ballot, all tn,
names were withdrawn but those of Stat
ford, Keeler, McMahan and Buchanon, an'
| Mr.. Stafford was chosen upon the seconC
ballot.
Another candidate for Commissioner wa
then voted for There being two to elect
after the announcement of the following
names James II. Pierce, of Perrysburg
| Hiram Eggleston, of Ross; Septimus Nav
er, of Washington; Dewitt Van Camp, o
Troy. James IL. Pierce was selected oil
the first ballot.
Announcement of candidates for Clerl
OF the Court being next in order, the name
of Messrs. Luther Black, Of Washington
w. S. Richard, of Bloom; w. A. Williams
of Middleton; w. S. Eberly, of Portage
F. NJ. Young, of Weston, were several
presented, and upon the 4th ballot, w.
Eberly having received majority of al
the votes WAS declared the choice OF tn
! Convention.
For the office of Representative DIR. I
! r. Sage was nominated by acclamatior
and a resolution unanimously adopte
'thathe have little more sand in his craw.
The following resolutions were then rea
by Col. Shannon, and adopted by the Cor
vcntion;
WHmELs-There Is quite large number
the gnod citizens OF Woni county who cnnse
entiuusly observe Saturday as the Sabbath
| and are thUrebv deprived Of the priVileg
attending our Convention therefore,
R,soiued That the County Central Commit
tee of the Republican party nf Wood c0nnty {
aad they are hereby authorized and required
ca the next Republican County Convention f.
said county for some other day OF tue wee
than Saturday.
Rcsoiced- That said Committee be require
to call said Convention hereafter at ten instea
Of eleven O'Clock An.
WHEsgAs There has grown up and no
exists a bad practice OF calling uEan uc'essfI
| candidates to buy cigars, drinks &C., under tl
name OF treating, which pra slice, as We belieV
does not tend 10 promote good morals nor an
other good whatever therefore,
ResolUed THAT we Ms representatives OF I'll
Republican party Of Wond county, do hereb
enter our earnest protest against this practic
and hereby express our hope that the sane wi
bs abandoned in the interest Of justice au
good morals.
There being no further business The Conver
ion adjourned sine die.
JOHN REED, Chairman.
7 A. " RUSSELL,
j. W. HALIFDAY, s..,.i
A. w. RUDULPH,
JAMES TIMNoNs,