The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1879-06-19

tee of three was appointed on resolutions.
The chair appointed B. F. Stearns, Jo
seph H. Wilson and T. S. Matthews.
Adjourned until l clock P. M.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The committee on credentials made
the following report of the names of
delegates:
Bloomfeld-John Twaddle, Harrison Kelly,
James Williams, R. T. JONES' Silas Graham, A.
Robb, Joseph Hale, John D. Evans.
Franklin-Armpstead Scurlock, w. NJ. john
son. James II. Webb R. G.. Hunter, C. w.
SchelIenger, John Mcclure, James Mayhem.
Hamilton-J. II. Lloyd, VIM. Parks, George
Jackson-Adam Deem, James Storer, G. W.
Waller, ID. ]. Whitlatch, James Sands, John I.
Jefferson-David Thomas, John D. Davis, j.
Ellis Evans, T. L. Hughes, John Phillips; Lewis
J. Morgan. DIR. u. B. Warren, stephen Morgan,
Evan t: Davis John H. Lewis.
Evans James N. Trip, S; +; Evans, j: W:
Laird, Laird, 7; s; Matthews Jacob Miller d' Johnson
ek M e. Thomas
Polndexter J: n. ArthqE Th0mas + Jones, 24;a
LibertyNDaniei Ragland, DR.. J, A. White,
John Harper, S. White, q. L. Behem, John
Milton lst Precinct-Wm. A. Long. James H.
Daniels, Thomas j. Williams, B. F. Stearns,
j l. 4, d.
Milton, I'd Precinct--H. S. Willard, william
B.. Lewis, Vinton Pierce, Thomas MeKeeyer
A6aI otySTlneoW;r Wynne, VIM. Armstrong, c. Il snires
Joshua j. Jones, David l.. Morgan, Daniel
than b. Dloyd, William w. Hughes.
Scioto-V. b. Johnson, Samuel Horton,
WashingtonNJ. H. Wilson, Richard storer
| g. w. Harbarger, DR.. Lewis c. Long.
The committee on permanent organ
ization, rules and regulations, made the
following report, which was adopted:
President-J. w. Laird.
| Seer etary-James NJ Tripp.
| Assistant Secretory-Jtephen Morgan.
Telers DIR. J A White, David Davis.
| All nominees shall be chosen by ballot.
| Each candidate shall pledge himself TO sup
port the nomine ees of this convention.
| A majority of all the votes cast will be neces-
| Sary to constitute choice.
| Where there are more than two candidates
for the same office, the one receiving the lowest
number of votes on the second bal lot, Will be
dropped, and also the lowest on each succeed
| ing ballot until a majority is declared.
The committee on Central Committee
and delegates to Senatorial Convention
made the following report, which was
adopted
| Executive Committee-C. c. James. G. A
Atkinson, J. L. Jones, David Davis, ?. Mackley
Capt. W. ]. Evans, Of Madison p; s: Parry, q q
Jefferson J. H. Lloyd; Of of Hamilton n ,Er3G, En9ch
| CraDtree, OF SclOCO; GlID6rL BeHSIu, OI JlDeTly
Adam Deem, of Jackson; ]. H. Wilson, o
Washington; W. M johnson n3IIs Of FranRln Wii11nd
LEX Jo6n Berseh I'd LICK a
Delegates to Senatorial Convention-Will-
Sloan, ]. W. Dever, v. B. johnson, Capt. Sam
uel White, 1. H. Mccormick, ]. 81. Wilson, z
| W. Schellenger, B. F. stearns, j. W. Laird and
| AIternates- TwaddIo, c. H. Shires, John
Nathaniel % % Hoover, George N. Waller, Dr. [. G.
Long, w. M. Johnson, E. B. Bingham, L. y
| Matthews and John NJ Ewing.
The committee on resolutions mad
the following report, which was adopted :
Resolved, That this convention endorse
h the ena STATE
Cincinnati, 2Sth ult., including the resolutions
Resolved, That the sentiment of this conven-
ton is opposed to all political rings and packed
delegations, as subversive of the cardinal prtn-
and tending to disintegrate dominant party,
by not expressing the will of the people.
The convention proceeded to nominate
candidate for Representative. The
names of J. B. Paine and R. H. Jones
were announced. Mr.. Paine pledged
himself to support the ticket. Mr.. Jones
withdrew his name, and Mr.. Paine was
nominated by acclamation.
Enoch H. Lewis was nominated by
acclamatio for Recorder.
For Treasurer the following names
were announced
David 7. Davis A. F. McCarley, Milton
c. keenan,, E. D. Meacham, E. D. j.
Evans and William Mutt. The following g
are the results of the balloting: