The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-07-19
81; Marquis, so; Douglas, 80 +;

EFT, l2l; Marquis, so; Douglas, SO;
Dodds, 20.
Before the ballot was concluded the
names of Messrs. Dodds and Douglas
were Withdrawn. The nomination OF
Johnson was made unanimous.
SUPREME JUDGE
The nomination for Judge OF the Su.
preme Court being next in order, the
following names were presented:
Judge McCanley presented the name
Of Judge Hughes, of Allen County. and
the same was seconded in an able man.
ner bv another delegate.
Archie Mayo, of Chllicothr, present.
ed the name OF Judge E F. Bingham, of
Franklin County. His speech was Inc
review CT the life and work of Judge
Bingham aud his capabilities as Judge
The b Hot was proceeded with and re-
suited: Bingham 1885, Hughes 329
There we're 6S5 votes cast and the nom
nation of Judge Bingham was made
unanimous.
hiIVhNEI GENEhhL
Nominations for Attorney General
were made as follows:
Judge Warner P. Noble, Of Seneca,
nominated Ftaak G Dougherty, of High
land county
Hon. Gibson Atherton pnt in nomina-
ton Asburv Barrick, OF Licking county
Colonel John L Vance, of Gallipolis.
nominated Levi P Burgess, Of Logan
county.
Mr. Albert Ruse, of Circleviile, named
Mr.. Alternately, of Pickaway county.
The balloling was then proceeded
With. resulting as follows: Dougherty
[342t ABarrick, Al; Burgess, 1891; Aber-
! natSsaS03
TT g were 679 votes cast, $40 being
necessary for choice. Dnughertv's
nomination was made unanimous.
TREASURER OF STATE
Nominations for Treasurer Of State
being In order General James B. Steed
man took the floor for flaming speech,
nominating ex-senator G. S. Parker, OF
Huron county
Mr.. A. p. Winslow, of Cuyahogs
county, was nominated by an "unknow
delegate as the only man that could bea
Joe Turney"
| Mr.. S. NJ Mcmillan, OF the Marietts
Times, nominsted H. H McFadden, ed
itor Of the Steuhenville Gazette.
!. Mr. Anthony Howells, OF Stark coun
ty, and Alhin D. Matthews, OF Marion
county, were put in nomination..
The names of Messrs. Parker, How
ellis and Matthews were withdrawn whel
the call had proceeded as far as Pcka
way county, leaving only Winslow AM
McFsdden, but still votes were cast 10
others,
: The ballot resulted as follows: Wins
low, 404; McFatlden, 125 Howells, 65
Matthews, 20; Parker, 81. The Who'll
3, numher was $50; necessary to choice
n BAL Winslow's nomination was mad
e unanimous.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
The following names we're presented
= James B. Darrah, Of Belmont county
Martin Schilder, of Ross.countv; jaime
i, Campbell, of Brown county; Robert n
). Andrews, of Butler county; Lee Eher
: of Lawrence county, John Grove, {
Defiance; Hiram B. Smith, of Meigs
! John Ackly, of Athens county.
u The ballot resulted: Darrah, 81
" Schilder, 81; Campbell, 50; Andre w
, 200; Grove, 223: Smith, %; Ackly, 2l
!, goldman, 43. There being no choie
: another ballot was ordered. All til
: names Of candidates were withdraw
:. with the exceptions Of Messrs. Crow
. Andrews and D C. .Coalman. In IL
!, first ballot there were 66l votes cas-,
:. necessary to choice, S3i.
' The second ballot resulted: Grow
$50; Andrews, ,249; Coalman. So; Cam,
:, bell, IA. There were 65l votes cas-
: necessaryto choice 328. Mr. Grow
: WAS declared the nominee Of the Coz
vention
!. The Chair announced that Hon. Ga
:, n. Penaleton, the distinguished Sauste
:" from Ohio, was at the Park Hotel al
. that be would be rendered complmel
> tary serenade at nine o'clock in the eve
:, ing.
= A vote of thanks was extended to Il
Z President Of the Convention and Il
: Secretaries, and the Convention adjour
" ed.