The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-22
THE REPUBLICANS.
Their Convention at Turner
Hall To-day.
The Congressional Nominations.
First District BENZ. b. ButterwOrth'
Second District...ThOmas l.. Young
he Congressional Nominations
First District BENZ. b. ButterwOrth'
Second District. Thomas L. Young


meeting would be a turbulent one, owing to the
many contests to be made The feeling is bitter
one, especially upon the question as to VINO are
the delegates in the contested Wards.
In the Seventh Ward it is claimed that the
Weber faction had the upper hand. This is, how
ever, disputed by the Weitzel delegates
There are kicks also in the First, Second, Tnlro,
Fifth Eighth, Fourteenth, Twenty first and lWen-
ty-third Wards. In the Eighth Ward, First Pre-
cinct it is decidedly claimed that Ed. Cronin'
James NJ Ayres and H. Konermann were duly
elected delegates Here the hummer crowd, how
ever are trying to get in their work and defraud
the above named out of their seats in the Con-
yention.
1t seems that there is bitter feeling all around
The party isconvinced that their principal hght'
in order to beat the Democratic ticket Will be III
regard to the Coroneship and the Sherfalty IL
is understood at least so tits claimed, that ii good
men are put up for these two places, the hopes
of the Republicans to elect their ticket is exceed
ingly good, in fact, such that they will beat the
other candidates
There is also a severe fight for the candidates
for Judges of the Court of Common Pleas. AS to
the rest of the ticket not such big fight Is being
| made.
| The Convention is an unusually large one,
| three hundred and eighty-fve delegates form
| ing it.
1t took fully an hour to seat the various dele
| cations.
Mr. Luke A. staley called the Convention to
order. The following gentlemen were appointed
sergeants- at Arms: Jacob Brnbaum, simon kor
man, Geo. L. Stewart JAG Pfeiter, Jacob Emlg
| Chas Meyers and A. F. Leonard.
Mr.. Louis Seasongood nominated Major Ben
Butterworth as Temporary Chairman. Ihere
being no opposition, he was elected.
| Mr. Charles A Fisher WAS elected as temporary
Secretary.
Major Butterworth after finally getting the del
egates seated made b,ief speech, asking the Con-
venton not to work for any single ticket or Clique,
| but to work for the benefit OF the whole ticket
He wanted no animosities, but desired
that the gentlemen of the Convention should work
for the good of the ticket He then referred to the
TACT that the Republican party had nothing 10
blush for during the last two decades, anu theie
should now be no quarrel
| His speech was rafting one, and was loudly
and frequently appauded His words were pow
erful, and the effect Immense.
The following committees were then announced:
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
e. Green wald, s. Humble Henry Luske Jos. H.
Fallon, VIM. McApn Jas; Elliot Jo4 Lip ert,
Frank Brurier, &c Kreh, Chas H. Stephens, j.
} W. Underhiil, J. NJ Robertson. L; ,Vogt John
Shay, j. Lee, Franci Ferry, j. M. Wilder, George
! u.
, c. NJ. Poor, Geo. Hoetfer N. Howell, Paul Me-
grew, A. McGin, B. T. f. Brrmwell 7. B, Fitz-
patrick, D. Hump ries, G. T. Miller Geo. L, Gree,
b J.. Turpin, Chas, Whales Jos & ofang, G y4nn uan
: Morris, Josiah Kirby, David G. Doran, Geo. hay.
1 ORDER OF BUSINESS.
, Luke staley. Joe Allen, Ed. Carans, Samuel Bal
q lev VIM Clussman, Chris Schree, J. G. Hughes
Fl. Kleine Z. Wetcher, R. Hers Charles Hess X
!, Strubbe, H. Keanan, G. Deniter, VIM. Woods, ).
! W. Shay, II. Mitchell, W. A Brooks, NJ F. Carey
/ Leo ZiegIer, Thomas Rynock, W E. Hart, DC Doran
Leo. Haffer, P Mcintyre, A. Barney, S. K Vane
r schal, j. Bromwel T. B. Fitzpatrick John A
4 Keis s. T. Miller jas Schneider, E. ]. Turpin, W
u Raine D. W. Thrasher, John Morris, Richard
s. Rumson, Leo. Laboyteaux W. Truhee,
:, CREDENTIALS.
y y Miller Outcalt, H. f. Collins, A. Beddinger, Geo
Ehrhardt, Geo w. Hinzen, Harry ]. Ashton. Ed
p Becker, Chris. Leary Fred. Dister, R. Bingham
-, Strnk, C. Kleizer W. 7. Porter, A. Q. Ross, A.
stiebel, J. Caf1erty, G. W. Baum, W. P. Lordhue
" Geo Fries, Albert Stanley R. II. West, d. A; SeIel
e G. B. Fox, d. W. Belding, $. " Cooper, A. Long
worth, Henry Juze, B, 7, f. Bromwell, J. L
Feeney, W. b. Chapman, G. T. Miller, Geo L
IS Ireen, E. ]. Turpn W Rayne VIM: 0ttee. JOIN
IS Morris, JOSIAH Harper, Geo L. "olt NJ Keipold'
COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS.
VIM Kinsey, W. H. Hall, W. II. Mcdowell, Chas
Hartzell, A. G. w. Waters, J. Stevens, Geo Rein
hardt Chris Leary, VIM. Stuart, F: H. Roettgel
L. Krcinhagen, John Finn, Chris. MoSer, DR.; c.
Palmer A; E. cTamer Ge9rss Geo VI Williams HSnr Msi
Ehss Ensss HID 5gh BF Bcnhs1 M carey ESns sSaT
F. MeNamara IpinSod DowRy; B RramGn1 RGla5yI1'
a J. L. Feeney, S. H. McCannon, G: 7. Miller, Ge'
40 L. Greer E. j. Turpin, W. Ryan. VIM. Otte, loh
'e Morris, Richard Brunson, D. Doran, L. H. Collin
sc Afternoon Session.
ld Major Beu. Buttcrworth called the Conventlo
III to order, and announced that the Committee o
IN Permanent Organization was ready to report M
+l,nfft "a mi ttnn
re reported the following officers, who were unan
III 7; mously elected;
so PERMANENT oRGANIzA TIoN.
n, President-Lews Seasongood.
Vice Presidents-Dr. ]. w. Underhill, Lew
he Voigt, J. B. Chamberlain, Francis Ferry, Am
bt McGill, Moses Ray.
or secretary-Frank J. Jobson.
Ia Assistant Secretaries-J. M. Waters Paul
IL Wirljn. Chas s. Fisher and NJ l.. Spooner.
-io Serrcants- at Arms-G w. A. Roesch, A.
IN Leonard JAG. Birnbaum and W. ii. Hughes
ul- RESOLUTIONS.
Tho Committee on Resolutions reported as fc
III, THe Rapubl cans OF Hamilton County in co
at vention assenlDl q, go, =,
"Resolved, That we reafirm our faith in Il
principles of the party that successfully crush
lg- the rebellion emancipated the slaves, and saw
the Union one and inseparable, now ana foreVt
>, "Resolyed, That we give an honest lndorseme
I'll, to the platform OF our State Convention, ana
ready to unite our forces to fight under the o
-. flag of loyalty, universal manhood, suffrage al
de purity in the public service.
Resolved That the reorganization OF the sc
ros diers and Sailors Orphans Home at Nenia by t
'oo OConner Legislature Is unjust unpat
otic and unchartable, and that
Tho demand the repeal of the law that turns the ch
dren of ourdead hero soldiers and sailors into
streets and makes the Home refuge OF Dem
sen cratic camp followers.
Resolved That the Democratic party is pal
without principles; that when out OF power
vas ecks to gain national ascendancy first by frat
next by intimidation, and last by revolution.
Resolved, That we warn the country agail
vas the atemp of the Democratic party to deplete
National Treasury by the payment OF the Southe
H. war claSans
The "Resolved, That the title of the President
the United States has been fixed, OF
:u and forever; that further agitation
III the question at this time is frivolous in prete
T. demagogic in execution and dangerous as P
,is cedent"
his RULES AND ORDER OF BUSINESS.
The order of business will be as follows
;u First-Congrcssiona nominations
III Second-County 1nfrmary Director.
cen Third-Couny Surveyor
Faurth--County Commissioners