The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-20
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The Appointments Confirmed by
Judge Swing.
Republicans 81, Democrats 1S, Social.
lists %, Nationalist 8.

get the best men from the various politica
parties He then read the names, the lis
being composed of 81 Republicans, 1S Dem
ocrats % Socialists and Nationalist. The
list is as follows:
First Ward-First Precinct-David De
war; R.. Louis Reiff, s. Second Precinct
John j. Hooker, R.. Joseph Allen, s. Third
Precinct-L. M. Straper, R.; J. S. Martin
s. Fourth Precinct-Luke Staley, R.; W.
w. Scarborough, d.
Second Ward - First Precinct - Frank
Thomas, R.; Wendell Schroeder, N. Sec,
ond Precinct-M. f. Thompson, R.; Fred.
Deitz, N.
Third Ward-First Precinct-M. B. Ha,
gans R.; Henry Hemmelgarn, D. Second
Precinct-Henry klussman, R. John Nc
Grath, s.
Fourth Ward-First Precinct-Wm. Tay.
lor, R. Second Precinct-Robert Shannon,
N. V. J. Fagin, R.
Fifth Ward-First Precinct-Charles P.
Taft, R.; Edmund H. Pendleton, D. Sec,
ond Precinct-Geo. w. Hynson, R.; James
Conners D.
Sixth Ward-First Precinct - JAG. A.
Stevens, R.; James Crosby, s. Second Pre-
cinct-E. w. Vesper, r. Daniel Daylor, D.
Seventh Ward i First Precinct = John
Eberling, R.; c. f. Elgert, S. Second Pre-
cinct-Samuel Nieman, R.; Ed. Julg, S.
Eighth Ward-First Precinct-Samuel G.
Campbell, R.; Frank Smith, s. Second
Precinct-A. Barnes, R.
Ninth Ward-First Precinct-Robert AL
lison R.. Jos. Darr, Jr., D. Second Pre-
cinct-Wm. G. Smith, D.. VIM. Stewart, r.
Tenth Ward-First Precinct-P G. Ste
venson, R.; Peter Guertler, S. Second Pre-,
cinct-J F. Leuchtenberg, R.; Otto Bach.
man, s.
Eleventh Ward-First Precinct-John R.
Derfus, S.; VIM. Frintz R. Second Pre-
cinct-Jac. Emig, R.. Frank Schaefer, S.
Twelfth Ward-First Precinct-Bellamy
Storer, R.. Edw. Adleta D. Second Pre-
cinct-Thomas G. Smith, R.; John Cub
mann, S.
Thirteenth Ward-First Precinct-M.
Smitthenner, R.; Chris. Pfalzgraff, S. Sec
ond Precinct-Lew. c. Bardes, R.. Geo.
Randolph, S.
Fourteenth Ward-First Precinct-Jos.
s. Shields, R.; Edward Felix, D. Second
Precinct-James R. Chalen, R.; Nathan
Troy, S.
Fifteenth Ward-First Precinct-John
Paulus, r. Theo. Niemann, S. Second
Precinct-John Leonard, R.; A. D. Hazen-
kamp D.
Sixteenth Ward-First Precinct-Wm.
Strunk, R.; Henry Lockman, D. Second
Precinct = John Gilligan, N; Marcus
Warth, R.
Seventeenth Ward-First Precinct-Jo-
siah Kirby R.. ]. F. Fay, D. Second Pre-
cinct-John Burkle R.; VIM. Russell, D.
Eighteenth Ward-First Precinct-Theo
A. Blinn, r.. John Hennessy, N. Second
Precnct-Geo. W. GLADDEN., r.; Ed. Har-
ris, S.
Nineteenth Ward-First Precinct-Geo
W. Jones. r.. Frank Wilberding, N. Sec
ond Precinct-Robert Hedges, R.. John
Corcoran, N.
Twentieth Ward-First Precinct-Wm.
H. Adams, D.; Francis Ferry R. Second
Precinct-Wm. Meader, r.; VIM. Wul-
feck, D.
Twenty-first Ward-First Precinct-Chas.
Miller, R.; VIM. Gardner, D. Second Pre-
cinct-P. F. Stryker, R.; Preston Lod-
wick, D.
Twenty-second Ward - First Precinct
Enoch T. Carson, R.; William Pancoast, N.
Second Precinct Benjamin F. Hopkins, R.;
John Koefer, S.
Twenty-third Ward - First Precinct -
Frank Jobson, R.; John Elfering, s. Sec
ond Precinct-Hy. Kessler, R. Charles
Hoose, S.
Twenty-fourth Ward First Precinct
Leo Schott R. Thos. j. Stephens, D. Sec
ond Precinct-Andrew Liddell, R. Adam
Landfritt, d.
Twenty-ffth Ward-Joseph Stephenson,
R.; Valentine Strahley, n.
The list is not full, as about seven more
names are to be added. These could not be
obtained, owing to the lack of the different
parties combining 10 work with Chief Su-
pervisor Foraker.
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sible.
Judge Swing stated that if there would be
no objection as to the names suggested they
would be confirmed. He did not know all
of the appointees, Some of them were
good and he had no doubt but that the
Chief Supervisor had done his duty faith
fully.
Mr.. Foraker then read the following let
ter, to show why the Democracy was not
better represented on his list OF Super
visors:
''Nelson Sayler, ESQ.,, Chairman County Demo
cratic Executive Committee:
'DEAR S1R-Proper application having
been made for the appointment in
this city of Supervisors, to super
wise the approaching election of Repre-
sentatives in Congress, in accordance with
the provisions of Title 26 of the Revised
statutes or the United states, and l having
been appointed Chief Supervisor of Election
for this Judicial District, it becomes my
duty to present to the Circuit Court of this
District the names of persons in my iudg-
ment competent and proper to be appoint
ed as such Supervisors
'The statute provides that there shall be
two Supervisors who shall be of different
political parties appointed for each election
precinct.
'In selecting names to present to the
Court for appointment, | desire not only
,airly to represent all parties concerned,
out do especially desire to choose only
good honest representative men who will |
perform their duties solely in the
interest of an honest election and with
out regard to partisan advantages
therefore address you as the head of your
party organization to invite you to aid me
in the selection of such names to represent
your party in the appointments to be made |
please be kind enough to inform me by |
return of the bearer whether or not can |
expect your assistance and greatly oblige, |
Respectfully yours,
~. B. FORAKER, Chief Supervisor"
He stated that he had received no answer |
to the ahove but had mot Mr. Sav1er this |