The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-28
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
RESOLUTIONS.

g. ]. II. Brigham. 16. d. A. Hollingwortn.
: M AlphGaso % Hat y Silas 81 FirestSne' 11estn
9. F. M. Joy. 10 s. A. Northway.
10. John NJ. Lemon. 20 J. W. Tyler. \
% DISTRICT DELEGATES.
First-Ben Butterworth Albert Schwill.
Second-Henry Kessler, Cha les Fletschman.
Third--D ". McClung, A. R. Creamer
Fourth-W. d. Bickham, F. P. Thompson.
Fifth. W. Conkln, Joseph Norris u.
SIXTH. W. Richie, w. W. Toubelle.
Seventh--Alphonso Hart, Marcus Boggs.
Eighth-C. DeWrght, John F. Convey. 4t
Ninth-W. G. Cooper, Amos Glover. ..-
Tenth-I. f. Mack, D. NJ Harkness
Eleventh-Wm. Nash, Daniel Will.
Twelfth--F. c Sessions, John Grace.
Thirteenth-A contest in delegation.
Fourteenth-Henry c. Hedges, s. H. Hunt.
Fifteenth-John W. Daugherty, R M. Stimson.
Sixteenth. D. Taylor, ]. s. Pearson.
Seventeenth-J. H. Trippe, A. W. Jones.
Eighteenth-.W. H.Williams L. A. Sheldon.
Nineteenth-J. G. Beatty, Evan Morris
Twentieth-S. T. Everett james Barnett
The Convention then took recess till 2 p. m.
2:10 P. M.-The Convention reassembled
at p. m. The Committee on Permanent
Organization reported for Chairman Hon.
Ben. Butterworth, of Cincinnati; for Secre-
taries, Hon. D. J. Edwards. of Trumbull;
s. Fl. Hind, of Ross; ]. W. Starkwether, OF
Cuyahoga; L. ]. Sprengle, of Ashland, and
Fred. Newburg, of Franklin.
BEN. MAKES HIS SPEECH.
Senator Curtis of Cuyahoga, General
Kennedy, VI Bellefontaine, and Colone
Reese, of Starke, we're the committee ap
pointed 10 escort the Chairman to his seat
In bis speech Butterworth asserted that
the Democratic intention was to seize OF
the Government by fraud in 1881. If thi
be so the crisis would not be settled by bal
lot. .HNI
He made reference to Sherman, which
was attended with mingled shouts ant
Kisses. Some man shouted that he was til,
Eagle of the First District. He had spoker
thirty minutes.
The Committee on Credentials reported
in favor of the Sherman delegation from
Licking County. Adopted.
Warner NJ. Bateman read resolution
reaffirming the Republican platform OF th
National Government favoring free schools
free Constitutional rights to all citizens
and that the whole power of the Govern
ment should be used to maintain them
oondemning the attempted Democrat
nulllfcation of the election laws; in favo
of maintenance of sound currency redeem
able il coin, eulogizing John Sherman tire
.mendous and lasting cheering and tn
widest demonstrationsl and presentin
him as a fit candidate for President an
respectfully urging his nomination upol
the party at Chicago; instructing the Dele
gates-at-large in his favor, and requestin
the District Delegates to vote for him; in
dorsing Hayes Administration, and urgin
united action to elect the Republican non
ination.
| A motion to vote seriatim on the resolr
tions was lost. The division did not alte
the result.
r. c. Campbell attempted to get a mem
rial from the Cincinnati Grant Club reat
and great confusion arose. Motions wei
made to refer it, and to send it to con
mittee of three without reading 1t W;
referred to the Resolution Committee, an
not read.
| $3.50 P. M.-Garfeld, Bateman, Denniso
and Foster have been elected delegates
,, large. The Convention instructs for She
man at Chicago.