Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-05-07
THE OHIO REPUBLICAN
STATE CONVENTION.
A state Ticket Nominated ana Dele
gates Elected TO the Chicago COnven-

A state Ticket Nominated ana Dele
gates Elected TO the Chicago COnyen-
tiOn.
The Ohio Republican State Convention assem-
bled at Columbus on the 2Sth ult. Mr.. A. H.
COnger, Chairman of the Republican State Cen
tral committee, called the Convention 10
selling harmony. MIR. Conger announced
Hon, William Mckinley as Temporary Pres
ident of the Convention and John II. Malloy as
temporary Secretary Major Mckinley, on be
ing introduced, made lengthy speech. At the
conclusion $ OF h9 S speech the following gentle T
W. Arnold, of franklin; Harvey W. Kerby, of
Carroll; James Bindley of Hamilton; George
Riddle, of Champaign, and David Lewis;
The members OF, the. committees by districts
were then reported as follows by the delegations:
COMMITTEE on CREDENTIALS.
First District, Charles Moerle1n, Hamilton;
Second John Maegley, Hamilton; Third, j. II.
kinkead, Clermont; Fourth B. d. Corwin,
s2Sa SBsTYs R BOND ID acSs 4 MooPs
Blair Brown; Eighth, o. s. Kelly, Clark; Ninth,
James W. Robinson, Union; Tenth, j. #. Lam
ming, Huron; Eleventh, J. +. Wheeler Hooking;
Twelfth, W. b. McClung, franklin; Thirteenth,
=. L. Lybarger, Coshocton; Fourteenth, H. O.
Hedges, Richland; Fifteenth, A., ID. Brown
Meies; Sixteenth. W. L. Kennon. Belmont; Sev-
enteenth, Isaac Ruman, Stark; Eighteenth, A.
Munson, Medina; Nineteenth, Peter Hitchcock,
Geauga; Twentieth, W.. j. Starkweather, Cuya-
COMMITTEE ON PERMANENT ORGANIZATION, RULES
AND ORDER or BUSINESS.
W. IL
ond, Maurice Bauer, Hamilton; Third, L. II.
Hadley, Fayette; Fourth, ID. g. Stubbs, Preble
Fifth. 4. NJ. Kuhn, Apglaize; sixth, William Liam
Eighth, Thomas A. Cowgirl Champaign; Ninth,
JOSEPH, Q. Deyini Knox; Tenth, E. Il. Wilcox,
Erie; Eleventh, j. s. Pollitt. Scioto; Twelfth o.
B. Brent. Fairfield; Thirteenth, H. 2. Van Vor-
hees, Muskngum;. Fourteenth, L.. j. 6prengle,
Ashlandi Fifteenth, G; E.. NJ. Jenniuss, Athens;
teenth, Joseph Brutf Mahoning; Eighteenth,
John Newkirk, WAYNE; NineteenGh X. W. Kat
lift, rrumbull; Twentieth, M. l.. Dempcy, Cuya-
hoga.
First District, P. q, Kumler; Hamilton; Sec
ond, Warner NJ. Bateman. Hamilton; Third,
/ John NJ. Davidson Butler; Fourth, John Little,
| Greene; Fifth, Frank @. Gully, Defiance; Sixth,
]. II. Bigham, Fulton; Seventh. Alphonso Hart,
| Ninth, f. NJ, JOY. Delaware; Tenth. John NJ.
| Lemon, Sandusky; Eleventh, G. @. James, Jack
Thirteenth o. P. Taylor, Tuscarawas; -Four
| teenth, Jonathan Ayres, Wyandot; Fifteenth,
Theodore f. Davies, washington; Sixteenth, ID.
A. Holingsworth, Harrison; Seventeenth, Solo
mon Firestone. Columbiana; Eighteenth, W. H.
! Upson, Summit Nineteenth r. w.. Clarke,
Lake; Twentieth. j. w. yler, Cuyahoga.
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
First District Charles =. Fisher, Hamilton;
Second, w. s. Cappeller, Hamilton; Third j. s,
eomerS; % Fifth william Bnkley Shelby Shelby; SiSt6
/ j. X. Swiggart, Wood; Seventh. H. Callings,
Adams; Eighth, E. j.. Pringle, Clarke: Ninth,
James s. Robinson, Hardin;- Tenth @, j. De
| Wolf. Seneca; Eleventh, A. @. Thompson, Scioto;
Twelfth, W. Q. Clark, Fairfield; Thirteenth.
John Q. McGaw; Coshocton; Fourteenth; John
Huston Jr., Holmes; Fifteenth. w. @. Smiley.
Morgan; Sixteenth, Thomas B. Coulter, Jeffer-
son; Seyenteenth, Henry Wise, Stark; Eight
zenith, s. ). Warner. Lorain; Nineteenth, j. o..
Converse. Geauga; Twentieth, Z. S. Meyer,
The names of District delegates to the Nation
al Convention were reported as follows;
DISTRICT DELEGATES.
First District Delegates Benz. Butterworth,
Cincinnati; Albert Schwill, Cincinnati; Alter
] hrq han SQT a11eal
Bailey, Cincinnati.
Second Dlstrict-D Delegates, Henry Kessler
Cincinnati; Charles Fleeschman, Cincinnati
Alternates, Samuel Trosh, Cincinnati; John
Birnbaum, Cincinnati.
Third District-D Delegates, D. W. McClurg, But
Il. Sage, Warren; A. n Grin, Clinton.
Fourth District-W. d, Bickham. Montgomery;
Frank H3s-Gh g thompson PEBBLE B ee9t Aterna9ttes' A
/ Fifth DistIict-Delegates Joseph Norris
Allen; j. w. COnkling, Mercer. Alternates
Lewis ). Gordon, Pauloing; Cortes Ewing; Put
Sixth District--D Delegates ]. H. Richil. Lucas
NJ. NJ. 1romyIlle, Fulton. Alternates, Earl Nj
Merry. Wood; Robt. L. Dull, Williams.
Seventh District Delegates, Marcus Boggs
Ross; Alphonso Hart, Highland. Alternates, j
'" BaT6eT pke q w. a99k 1n Ad3mf Wright
Miami; j. f, Convey, Champaign. Altenates
Jno.. H. Beech Madison; Hannibal G. Hamin
Clarke.
Ninth District-Delegates, Wm. NJ. Cooper
Knox; Amos Glover, Delaware Alternates,
Nj. Strong. Hardin; Hylas Sablln, Union.
Tenth District-Delegates, |. f. Mack. Erie
d. Nj. Harkness Huron. Altenates, James A
Blair, Seneca; Mahlon Chance. Sandusky.
Eleventh Observation-Disclosures, VIM Nash, Gal
ia; Daniel Will, VintOn. Alternates, Frank ID
Baird Logan; Joseph Fischer, Lawrence
Twelfth Observation-Disclosures, f. @. Sessions
franklin; John Groce, Plckaway. Alrernates
John s. Brazee, Fairfield; N. j. Hitchcock, Perry
Thirteenth Observation-Disclosures, Jerome Buck
; ingham, Licking; A. W. Tram, Muskingum. AL
, ternates, John Il. Thrall, Licking; III. @. Val
Vorhees, Muskingum.
Fourteenth DistTict-Delegates II. G. Hedger
t Richand; s. d. Hunt Wyandot. Alternates
4 S. NJ. Beer. Ashland T. B. Cunningham. Holmes
Fifteenth Observation-Disclosures, r. W. Stimson
Washington; John Il. D0ugherty, Monroe. Al
ternates, Charles l.. kurtz, Athens; j. II. Foulke
Morgan.
Sixteenth District Delegates, j. s. Pierce
+ Harrison; J. ID. Taylor, Guernsey, Aternates
: Turner g. Brown. Guernsey; James f. Sarratt
Jefferson,
S Seventeenth District--Delegates, J. II. TripI
Carroll; A. W. Jones, Mahoning. Alternatei
= Joseph W. Gillespie, Stark; r. ii. Hill, Colum
biana.
Eighteenth District Delegates, W n. Will
Jams, Medina; l.. A. Sheldon, Lorain. Alter
mates, j. I'll. Faxon, LOraiu; Jacob Frick. Wayne
Nineteenth District Delegates, Evan Morris
A Trumbull j. G. Beatty, Portage. Alternate:
J. Twentieth District-Delegates, s. T. Everett
Cuyahoga; James Barnett, Cuyahoga. Altel
=, mates, VIM. Kaufman, Cuyanoga; e. II. Eggle:
II ton CuyahOga.
l. The Convention then at twelve o'clock took
recess till two clock.
N Afternoon session.