The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-28

order, and the townships in alphabetical order
No vote shall be received unless the Chairman of
! the Convention is satisfied that the choice of the
| delegates has been correctly announced and when
| received and recorded shall not be changed during
that call OF the wards and townships. delegate
having reason to doubt the correctness OF the vote
| of his delegation as announced by It's chairman,
may appeal to the Chairman OF the Convention,
and the latter shall then poll the delegation; but
such appeal must be taken Immediately after the
| announcement Of the vote of that delegation. NO
candidate shall be withdrawn during the pending
of ballot unless there are only two candidates
| being ballOted for.
5. 1t shall require majority of the votes cast to
make a nomination. The lowest candidate shall
| be dropped after the second ballot.
| 6. No ward or township shall be passed until
the vote of such ward or township is announced.
| 7. No motion shall he nut to nominate by aCcla-
nation while there are two or more names pend
| ing before the Convention, but a candidate may
| be withdrawn for the pu pose of making noml-
nation unanimous.
8. All resolutions shall be referred to the Com
| mittee on Resolutions without debate.
| Respectfully submitted,
| GRO HAFER, AMZI MCGIIL.
| JOHN L. MURRAY. CHAs. S. FISHER,
| GAZZAM GANO
| c mmittee OF Arrangements
1t was moved that the recommendations be laid
upon the table
| Mr. Chas. G. Jennar was elected Secretary to
| call the vote on the above motion.
The motion to lay on the table was carried by
| the following vote: ayes GIG nays 291.
The result was greeted with yells, and uande-
| mOnium reigned.
| BUTTERWoRTH CHAIRMAN.
| 1t was moved and seconded that Hon. Ben. But
| terwOrth be elected temporary Chairman Car
| ried unanimously.
Mr.. Bulterworth was not present. The Conven-
| tion insisted on having him present. mot
wa made and carried that committee of three be
appointed to find ButterwOIth and bring him into
| the Convention.
Messrs John c. Weitzel, McDougal and Capt
James S. Wise were app inted as this committee.
| Mr.. Cunningham in the meantime presided
| The Convention then proceeded to eject tempo
ray Secretaries. Me.srs. Chas. g. Jenner and Jas.
! Waters were selected.
| The Convention next proceeded to appoint the
various Committees on Resolutions, Credentials,
Permanent Organizaio ion, and Order and Rules OF
| Business.
The Committees appointed are as follows be-
ginning with the First Ward, and ending with the
country precincts:
ON CREDENTIALS
c. Davis, Charles Rammelsberg, II. II. Gosling,
John Pierpont, Michael Wolf George Weber, c.
steinkamp, L, r. Jones, Abe Mayer, Samuel
William Butklc A. B. Wilson, James McCaierty,
Ira Benedict, Chas. Miller, J. Baur, F. Pinger,
ards, A. Willing, H. H. smpkinson, WIN. Hay, J.
Hawkins, p. schatzman,W ", Raine, Sam Bucking
ham, George D. Lewis, - Blair.
l. ON RESOLUTIONS.
| J. F. Baldwin, C. c. Williams John Light W
H. Pearce, s. n. Maxwell James Wilson, Fred
Lang, NJ. b. Wilson, Dr. w. B. Davis, H. liam
brock George Prior, John Eckerman, W. Ruehr
wine, A. c, Malone, II. Rcidcrman, s. J. Lewis
samuel B. Johnston. J. G. Culbers?n
John Keblar, D. Heinshemer, ]. W. Wilder; NJ
I. Carey, Jac. Bruce, ]. c. Gonna Armant
= DeSerisy, W. T. Durham, Capt. Pulick,, George
Campbell, S. X. Stephens, G: II, Avery ". Knots
]. c. Stephenson, Charles WhaIlon, A. j. kizer
Benz. Chidlaw, - FleiShman.
oRGANIzATIoN.
B. F. smons H. Z. Collins Henry Lusky, Geo
Earhart, Daniel Henderson, o. H. Brown, Juliu
Engclke, S. Vans H. G. Armstrong, K. Katker
Geo, Steemer, John ?. Schmd H. Breckman, L.
Briesley, f. Lacamp Jas. A. Armstrong, Gus
Ioewenstein, F. T; Foster, Fred. Schmidt
D. B. w. Brown, o A. T6ompson. $ George oGsS = Cooke
l.. Milford, W. NJ. Ferris, Henry Juze, r. Wade
A. 7. Rover o; o. Wood Henry Site, S. W
Cooper b. 7. +. Bromwell, John Wattenhouse, J
II. Bromwe ]. J Smiley, John +. Harper, P.
Hill, -. Sanders.
ORDER OF BUSINESS.
F. NJ. Martin, c. W. Cole, John Niebaum Henr,
Kirt Charles P. Taft II. Mllward, W. Grautman
Ed. Cronin,J ". Guthrie J. II. Lawrence, Geo
der, J. Trost Tom Gillespie, ]. w. Runyan
]. Mccain, A. Humphreys, Fred Wiecher
/ H. OUerkline, II. NJ. Guthardt, j. N. Harper
Christ Hatiner, J; A. Caldwell, Jacob Clark ]. c
|
II. Keen, ]. II. Morton, E. W. Miller, Nat. Wright
! D. o. Ferris, c. s. Dunn, W. N Williams i. NJ
kaufman, Kaiser.
On motion of Mr. Adam B. Wilson the Conven
ton then adjourned until l O'Clock this afternoon
Afternoon Session.
The Convention reopened at one O'Clock thi.
afternoon by Hon. Ben. Bntterworth. His ap
peaIauce was greeted with loud applause.
PERMANENT ORG NIzATGON.
| Tho p,poittnn on Permanent Crpauiznt tinn ra
, ported as follows:
CINCINNATI, July 2S, 1879.
To the Hamilton County Republican Convention
, | Gentemen-Your Committee on Permanent
Organization would respectfully rep rt the follow
!, ing as the permanent officers of the Convention
President Hon. Ben. But tierworth: Vice Presidents
according 10 wards md townships John Rich
) ards George W stribley II; H. DOSING Henry
Korb, J. NJ. Heron, Richard Hatch, John Schnei
, der, c. G. Dilg,W. H. Hughes, Richard Bringman
! II. V. IIoer, George HelmItig, Johr
, Thomas Asbury, james S. Wise, G. T. Wright ir,
Wood, W. l.. Robinson, c, p, Overend, NJ. r
Cary, Arthur Hill, Fred, Pfester, J. A. Caldwell
! Anderson Township, W ". Tiee;, Crosby, ]. WI
ley; Columbia, W. B. Shattuc; Colerain, Fl. Juz
: Delhi, j. ?. P. Love; Green, A. IIldreth; IIGui
son B. W. Francis; Nillcreek, D. W. Miller; River
side G. f. FleisGhman; Springfield; Thos. j. Fox
Spencer, Nat. Wright; Symmes, Robert Steele
Sycamore, +. Todd whitewater, B. ]. Chidlaw.
Secretary-James M. Waters.
Assistant Secretaries-F. G. Jobson, Chas Horn
! berger, Willam Stewart, Chas. &. Jenner, NJ. l.
SpOoner A. L. Burdstll.
!, Sergeant-at,Arms-E. NJ. Wilson, George Stew
art John Tillett, S. ". Frost. George Earhart
Henry Moorman, c. W. Meyers, John Collins
oliver Hagan, Phil. Emig, John A. Saunders
! and George l.. Coleman
W. b. SIrATTuc Chairman.
H. G. ARMSTRONG, Secretary.
THE COMMITTEE ON RULES
made report recommending the same order o
nominations mentioned above, and rules for tht
, government Of the Convention very much tn,
! same in the important particulars as those men
} toned by tne Committee on Arrangements.
7 Mr. Butterworth was then introduced and madt
a short speech, after which the Committee OF
Credentials reported as follows:
In the Third Ward the following delegation wa
admitted: August HOelsher, NJ Grogan, join
King, John Strele James Murray
| In the Eleventh Ward the following names com
prise the delegation with nine contestants as fol
lows:
Charles Metz, George Meyer George M llcr NJ
Barton, s. Miller. W. Pritchard, ]. H0rnberger, G
Steemer J. schwinn, +. Eyrich, II. Hoer, N Web
er, J. Ploss John Keahler, G. Seylcr G. Bey ers
doerfer P. Beirlein, W. Schraeder C. Weitzel
ITarnold, C, Keil, G. SommeE, W. Eichncr, Loui
Frinz, W. Holwick.
Nineteenth Ward-The delegation a seated thi
morning were admitted to their seats holding tn,
certificate OF Judges, Clerks and Supervisor
! Eighteenth Ward-The delegation that oCcupeC
$ the seats this morning was admitted, exceptin,
: L. Craven, whose scat on account of non-resdenc
e was declared vacant, and the highest alternat
e elected to fill said vacancy.
Respectfully,
e GEORGE WEBER, Chairman.
A. B. WILSON, Secretary.
e Mr.. Moulton moved that committee of five b
appointed to investigate the contests and hear bot
e the contestees and contestants. The motion wa
lost, and the report OF the Committee OH Creden
Y tlalS was adopted.
THE COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS
reported as follows and the same was adopted: