The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1878-06-20

~cy county.
Fifteenth District-O, II. Bocth, RlchIan'
Sixteenth Di.trict-J. q. sanborn, wayn,
b / county.
scyGnieen,h Dis,EIct-Lueius HessicI.. l.,
Eighieenih Dis,rlct-w. b. Hearn, Eel
mont county.
Nineteenth DIstrict-Pet. Hitchcock, Lake
TwcntIcin Dls;rict-G. q. Miller, Cuya
/ hOga county.
, ! COMMITTEE o. RESOLUTIONS.
First DistrIct-Ben. Butterworth. Hamil
second district Richard Smith, Hamn
Third DistEict-D. W. McCIung, Butler
county.
Fourth District. W. Robinson, Union
FinR DisirIct-H. NJ. Cole, Darl.e county.
sixth Distrct-D. W. II. Howard Fulton
Seventh District-J X. Hamilton, Lucas
county.
Eighth Dlstrict-w. q. Beatty, Morrow
county.
Ninih DIstrict-T. {. Jones, Delaware
Tenth Dlstrict-Holmer Z. Jones, VInton
county.
Eleventh Disfrict-ThOs. Iefis. -
Twelfth District-HOn. Milton Clark Ross
county.
Thirteenth DistrIct-E. r. Alderman,
| Washington county.
Fourteenth DisiTlct-G. d. Munsou, Mus
Elngum county.
Fifteenth DiStrict-J l.. McIIvain, Tusea-
TawaS county.
Sixteenth District-wm GrinneII, Portage
| county.
Seventeenth DlstrIct-I. f. Mack, Erie
/ county.
Eighteenth Distrlct-B. X. Cowan, Bel
| mont county.
Nineteenth Distrlci-L. {. Jones, Trum-
| bull county.
Twentieth DisrrIct-EdwIn CowIes, Cuya-
| nOga county.
| STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
First District-L. a, staley, Hamilton
| county.
Second Distinctly. j. CappcIler, HaInil-
| ton county.
Third Distriet-W. d. Hickman. Mont
Fourth District. +. Ogleeve, Clark
| county.
FINN District-wm. Binkley, Shelby
sixth District. l.. Ii. Long. Putnam
| county.
Seventh District-J.F. Burket. Hancock
| county.
Eight Disirict-J. J. Haines, Marion
Ninth District-H. W. Smith, Madison
county.
Tenth District-F {. While, Fairfield
/ county.
Eleventh District-Henry Colby
Twelfth District-A. T.. Thompson, SciOtO
county.
YenOT, Athens county.
Fourteenth Districts. l.. johnson, Perry
county.
Fifteenth DlslrIct-W. {. Cooper, Knox
county.
Sixteenth District-L. J. sprengle. Ash
land county.
Seventeenth DistrIct-A. L. Conger, Sum-
Eighteenth Dlslrict-W- Cong, Jefferson
county.
Nineteenth DlstrIct-W. l.. Spear, Trum-
Twentieth Distrlct-C. W. Dellenbaugh.
CuyahOga county.
At the close of these announce
ments William Ampt obtained the
floor and offered a series of resolutions
that were IIsCcEEOu 40 WlJn Interest
and attention, and vigorously ap-
plaIded, and the clause referring to
General Grant was received with
cheers loud, long and continued.
They claimed that Ohio Republicans
are not opposed To the investigation
OF frauds in the Presidential contest
of 1876, but demand that ali investi-
cations be impartial and include all
States where frauds are alleged to
have been committed that the title
of President Hayes is above dispute,
and beyond the reach of Congress
siOnal interference that the Ameri-
can people are opposed to all pay
ment of rebel claims, and urging
President Hayes to suggest such leg
islstiOn as shall secure that end that
the Republicans Of Ohio tender to the
PROSTATE Republicans of the South
their sineerest sympathy in their per-
sOnal and political liberty. They
pledge to them assistance to secure
Fraa gTnnoah nrrd fror al I'D M
frRge, and that they Will always
honor the name Of General u. 5.
Grant for his patriotic efforts in be-
half OF the Southern people.
When the loud cheering that had
been evoked by the latter clause had
ended, a motion was carried that all
resolutions be referred to the Com
mittee on resolutions, where the
above went. A recess was then taken
till o'clock.
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Tne State Central Committee was
also organized during the noon re-
cess. General Robinson was re-elec-
ted Chairman, and G.. Donaldson,
Secretary, and George Donaldson,
Assistant Secretary.
WAITING FOR THE PLATFORM.
The Convention doors were opened
at , o'clock with very large attend
ance of spectators, and a band filled
in the time with music. There was a
prospect Immediately apparent of a
wait for the Committee on ResOlu-
tiOns, and word came that ..;they
had come to no agreement and were
uncertain when they would. A SUBJ
committee or so had been appointed
on several Of the resolutions, and were
busy at work.
at $50 Judge Welch called the
meeting to order and asked for the
report Of the Committee on Creden-
tials, which was presented by Mr..
Brinsmsde, who said there were no
contests. The Committee on Perma-
nent Organization reported Judge
William Lawrence as Chairman, and
J. III. Morris, of Hamilton, as Secre-
tary. 1t was accepted. The Chair
appointed Judge Fields, Judge
Coates and William Bateman to wait
on Judge Lawrence and conduct him
to the chair, on reaching which he
was received with considerable ap-
plause.
Judge Lawrence spoke for some ten
minutes, making . patriotic speech
that was in accord with the line OF
Republican doctrines, as was evinced
10y the manner i'll which il was re-
ceived.
NOMINATIONS.
The Chairman then announced
that the Committee on resolutions
would not be resdy for An hour and
the Convention decided to 90 on with
the nominations. The Secretary of
State was called for first, when Mr..
COpeller OF Hamilton named Colonel
Barnes, and backed it up by 8 speech.
The rules were suspended and Colonel
Barnes was chosen by acclamatIOn.
or course he was compelled to come
forward, and when he appeared on
the platform the applause was deafen-
ing. His speech Of acceptance was
short and happy.
The Supreme Court Judge was call |
ed for. Mr.. =. a. Bowman, OF
Springfield, named Judge White, and !
Rev. Mr.. Williams, Of Hamilton, !
(cOlOred,) seconded it with an elO-
quent speech. On motion Of Judge
GriswOld, the rules were suspended,
and the nomination was made by
acclamatiOn. He was called for but !
was not in the city.
The following nominations were
made for Board Of Public Works /: |
Judge Milikin named L. Morton, OF
Butler; George Williams named John |
H. Lawrence, of Hamilton Judge
Marvin named George Paul; Judge |
GriswoId named Peter Thatcher. a !
ballot was ordered and resulted |
Martin l93, Lawrence 5S, Paul 253l,
Thatcher l39l. There was no choice
The second ballot resulted-Martin
l55, Thatcher 14G, Paul 4GO. Mr..
Paul was declared nominated.
-Four O'Clock had come, but still no
word from the Committee on Resolu-
tlons. Calls were made for Judge
AInuf yUhn fOOkr ha