The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-29
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COLUMBUS, o., April 2s.-The Republ
can State Convention convened in Con
stocks Opera House at IL A. NJ, and wa
called to order by A. L. Gonger, Chairma
OF the State Central Committee, who in
short speech urged the Convention
proceed very carefully in transacting bus
iness, 90 thSt no mistakes will be made
and 80 that men will be chosen for tn
official positions that the entire party o
the State can unite upon them.
TEMPORARY ORGANIZATION.
After prayer by Rev. B. W. Arnot
(colored), Congressman Mckinley, OF Can
ton, was chosen temporary Chairman
and ]. B. Mallow, Of Franklin, Secretary
During McKinley's speech, his refer
ence to the possibilities OF nominating
Sherman, Blaine, or Grant, at Chicago
was greeted with hearty cheers, but wher
Grants name was mentioned there were
half q dozen Kisses, but these were
speedily drowned by applause.
DISTRICT DELEGATES.
The following were appointed to Chi
cago from the several districts:
First District Delegates: Benjamin But.
terworth and Albert Schnfll, Cincinnati.
Alternates: Abraham Mayer and Samuel
Bailey, Cincinnati.
Second District-Delegates: Henry
Kessler and Charles Fleishmann, Cincin-
matt. Alternates: Samuel Trast and John
Birnbaum Cincinnati.
Third District-Delegates: D. W. Nc
Clung, Butler county; A. K. Cramar, Fay
ette county. Alternates: George R. Sage,
Warren county; A. N. Grin, Clinton
county.
Fourth District-Delegates: W. D. Bick.
ham, Montgomery county; Frank G..
Thompson, Preble county. Alternates:
A. Mcdowell and John Deyor, Green
county.
Fifth District-Delegates: James Morris,
mates: Lewis A. Gordon, Paulding; Cor.
tes Ewing. Putnam.
Sixth District Delegates: ]. Il. Richil,
Lucas; N. II. Wonyeli, Fulton. Alter.
mates: Earl N. Merry, Wood; Robt. R.
Dali, Williams.
Seventh District : Delegates: Marcus
Boggs, Ross. Alonzo Hart, Highland.
Alternates: j. W. Barber, Pike; g. W.
Hook, Adams.
Eighth District-Delegates: Calvin B.
Wright, Miami; J. F. Convey, Champaign.
Alternates: John n. Beech, Madison;
Hannibal G. Hamin, Clarke.
Ninth District = Delegates: VIM. @.
Cooper, Knox; Amos Glover, Delaware.
Alternates: A. N. Strong, Hardin; Hylas
Habin, Union.
Tenth District-J. F. Mack, Erie; D. NJ.
Harkness. Huron. Alternates: James A.
Blair, Seneca; Maplon Chabee, San.
dusky.
Eleventh District Delegates: VIM. Nash,
Gallia; Daniel Gill, Hinton. Alternates:
Frank D. Blair, Logan; James Fisher,
Lawrence.
Twelfth District Delegates: F. @. ses.
sions, Franklin; John Grace, Pickaway.
Alternates: John $. Brazee, Fairfield; n.
F. Hitchcock, Perry.
Fourteenth District-H.o @. Hedges, Rich.
land; s. D. Hunt, Wyandotte. Alternates:
4. n. Bear, Ashland; 7. B. Cunningham,
Holmes.
Fifteenth District-R. N. Stimson, Wash.
ington; John L. Dougherty, Monroe. Al
ternates: Charles L. Kurtz, Athens; j. R.
Foulke, Morgan.
Sixteenth Delegates: J. D. Tay-
lor, Guernsey; ]. r. Pierce, Harrison. Al
ternates: Turner G. Brown, Guernsey
JamesF. Sarratt, Jefferson.
Seventeenth District-Delegates: ]. FL.
Trip, Carroll; A. w. Jones, Mahoning.
Alternates: Joseph w. Gillespie, Stark !;
r. Fl. Hill, Columbiana.
Eighteenth district-Delegates: w. Fl.
Williams, Medina; L. A. Sheldon, Lorain.
Alternates: J. 81. Faxon, Lorain; Jacob
Frick, Wayne.
Ninteenth district-Delegates: Evan
Morris, Trumbull; J. O. Beatty, Portage.
Alternates: 10. Converse, Grange; &.
w. Clements, Lake.
Twentieth district-Delegates: s. 7.
Everett and James Barnet, Cuyahoga.
Alternates: VIM. Kaufman and z. Il.
Eggleson, Cuyahoga.
After appointing committees the con-
vention took recess until o'clock.
AFTER RECESS.
The Republican State Convention reas-
sembled at O'Clock, the galleries and lob
bies being filed with dense crowd OF
spectators.
Hon. BENZ. Butterworth, of Hamilton,
was chosen permanent Chairman, and D.
]. Edwards, OF Trumbull, Secretary.
The Committee on Credentials reported
all delegations full and no contests except
in Licking county (Thirteenth district,
where delegation representing Blaine
and one representing Sherman asked to be
admitted to seats. The committee re.
ported in favor OF admitting the Sherman
delegation, which report was agreed to.
DISPUTED DELEGATION.
The Thirteenth district, which was in
dispute this morning, reported as dele
gates TO Chicago: A. W. Train, Of Mus
kingum county; Jerome Buckingham, OF
Licking county; A. @. Van Voorhees,, OF
Muskingum> county; and John E. Thrall,
Of Licking county.
THE STATE TICKET.
The following State ticket was nomi-
mated: For Secretary Of State, Charles
Townsend, OF Athens county; Judge ofthe
Supreme Court, George W. McIlyaine, Of
Tuscarawas county; Clerk Of the Supreme
Court, Dwight @. Rowell, OF Ashtabula
county; Member OF the Board Of Public
Works, s. r. Hosmer, Of Muskingum
county; School Commissioner, A. P. De-
Wolf, Of Summit county.
pELEdArEs AT LARGE.
The following delegates fat large were
elected to the Chicago Convention: VIM.
Dennison, Of franklin; W. NJ. Bateman,
Of Hamilton; James A. Garfield, Of Lake,
and Charles Foster, Of Seneca, The high
est vote for delegates at large, named by
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