The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1882-06-08
Republican County ConyentiOn.

At 1O1k O'Clock on Saturday, Mark sternberger,
Chairman of the Central Committee. invited the del
egaes take their seats within the Bar, after which
| he called the convention to order, and Rev. W. D.
Cherington offered prayer, in which he asked the
Divine blessing upon the temperance efforts of the
| Republican party.
| On motion of C. C. James, John L. Davis ap-
| pointed temporary chairman. On motion of j. Nj.
| Lively, &C. c. James named as temporary secre-
tary He declined, and j. NJ. Lively was named, but
he declined, when W. II. Sloan was appointed.
A committee credentials then appointed as
follows: Bloomfield G.. w. Scurlock; Franklin, w.
H. Horton; Hamilton, George Gfliland; Jefferson,
Pleasant Horton Liberty, w. n. Miller; Lick, 1st.
precinct. j. j. c. Evans Lick, End precinct, E. Gran
dali; Milton, 1st precinct, Charles Nevius; Miten,
End precinct, Theo. Fluhart Madison, John Warren;
Scoto, E. Crabtree; Washington, Gilbert Robbins
Committee Central Committee, State and Con-
gressional delegates: Bloomfield, James Plummer;
Franklin, G. W. Schellenger; Hamilton, W. H. Brun-
ton; jackson, Abraham Rankin; Jefferson, John ID.
Davis Liberty, Samuel Eubanks; Lick, 1st precinct,
Mark Sternberger; Lick end precinct, Ed. Poor; Mil
ton Ist precinct, Gordon Pugh Milton End precinct,
j. NJ Lively; Madison, Timothy Evans; Scioto, VIM.
Dever; Washington Peter Prater.
Committee Permanent Organization: Bloom
field, John D. Evans Franklin, j. II. Pierce; Hami-
ton DIR. A. j. Newell jefferson, W. II. Sloan; Jack
G. W. c. Perry; Liberty, t. j. Brooks; Lick, lst
precinct S. P. Baldridge Lick End precinct, JOS H.
Wilson; Milton, 1st precinct, James Henry; Milton,
oto, " b. johnson; Washington, VIM. Patterson.
DIR. johnson A. White moved that committee on
resolutions of from each township and precinct
be appointed. Motion put and lost. Adjourned.
AFTERNOON.
Committee credentials made the following
port: Delegates from Bloomfield township, James
Plummer, c. w. scurlock, Henry Sharp, Evan Will
iams J. D. Evans, Charles Hale, Riley Corn, Grims-
ley Poor.
Franklin, John H. Pierce, Harmon Bum, G. W.
| Spba II Steward
Harshbarger.
jefferson, Thomas Morgan, Thos. W. Jones' D. w.
Davis, Jenkin D. Davis John d. JONES' d. s. Parry,
W. II. Sloan, John d. Lewis, Wm. Shumate (absent0
J. II. Lewis, Joseph Phillips, Pleasant Horton, John
d. Davis.
Liberty W. N. Miller, James Boyd, T. J. Brooks,
P. II. Taylor, j. A. White, Samuel Eubanks.
Lick, 1st precinct, George Pugh, j. ]. G.. Evans,
Eben Jones, Lot Davis, Mark Sternberger. W. C.
Evans, T. S. Matthews S. P. Baldridge, G. W. Har-
barger, John Poor, Jacob W. Beyron.
Lick, End precinct, j. H. Wilson, j. L. Davies, E.
Crandall, W. D. Trago, j. NJ. Arthur, Edward Poor,
A. Leach ir., VIM. Vaughn, c. c. James, Jos. Hum
phfres. t. NJ. Jones, W. W. Pierce, W. Fl. Horton,
Daniel Crossin.
Milton, 1st precinct, j. w Henry, A. A. Austin, T.
j. Williams, James II. Daniels, Gordon Pugh, G. L.
Nevius, c. Kinnison, George Nookes.
Milton, End precinct, Robert Kessinger, James Tou-
mine, j. NJ. Lively, VIM. Cummins Adam Scott,
Harvey Wells, Theo. Fluhart, E. b. Bingham, S. II.
Kinnison.
Madison, Thomas ]. Thomas, Thomas d. Williams.
Joshua j. Jones, Jenkin f. Edwards, Samuel j.
Jones, John e. Jones, Edward Hunt, John Warren,
Fred W. Evans, Timothy Evans
Scioto, V. b. johnson. Jonas Busler, Wm. Dever,
Enoch Crabtree.
Washington, Gilbert Robbins, Stephen Tripp, VIM.
Patterson, Henry Shook, Peter Prater, Miles Rigdon
Committee on rules made the following report:
Your committee recommend that all vacancies be
filed by the delegation where such vacancy occurs
or cast the full vote of the township or precinct.
Order of Business-Your committee further recon-
mend the order of business follows:
1. Report of the committee on Credentials and Rules
and Order of Business.
?. Report of the committee on Permanent Organiza-
| tion.
8. Report of committee Central Committee, State
| and Congressional delegates.
4. he nomination of candidates in the order as
| published in the call in the jackson STANDARD.
Rules-Your committee recommend the Conyen-
tion be governed by the following rules:
l. This Convention be governed by the recognized
rules governing conventions.
. 2 Where there is more than candidate for the
same Office, voting shall be by ballot and that
jority OF all votes cast be necessary to a choice.
g. That al candidates, before baloting shall be
qured to pledge thems Ives to support the nominees
of this Convention.
4..That the candidate receiving the lowest number
of votes the third ballot, shall be dropped, and
each succeeding ballot, until an election is had
| Committee Central Committee and Delegates,
Delegates to State Convention, J. D. Davis, e, r.
Bingham. II. S. Bundy, W. NJ. johnson and j. j. C.
| Evans.
Alternates, j. A. White, VIM. j. Evans H. Wells,
| Armpstead Scurlock and A. J. Newell.
Delegates to Congressional Convention, V. b. John
son, Harmon Bum, A. L. Robbins, j. NJ. Lively, NJ
C. keenan,, Edward Hunt, D. S. Parry, George GILL;
lard Gilbert Robbins, C. G. james, Mark Sternber-
ger, t. S. Matthews and John Twadde.
Alternates, VIM. Dever, c. W. Schellenger, j. T
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T. Jones, S. b. Dixon. t. W. Patterson. w. H. Hor-
ton, George Pugh, Edward Poor and Gilbert L. Behm
Central Committee, G. W. c. Perry of Jackson
Enoch Crabtree Scioto, w. H. Brunton Franklin, i
C. Ridgway 1st precinct Milton S. W Henry End pre-
cnct Milton, d. =. Morgan Madison, John Harper
Liberty, r. ii. Jones Jefferson A. j. Newell Hamil
ton, j. F. Shook Washington, Richard Jones Bloom
field, Stephen j. Long Lick Ist precinct, G. c. james
Lick End precinct s5tl
Executive Committee, j. NJ. Trpp, Elias Crandall
Wellington c. Evans, T. s. Matthews and Mark Stern
berger.
On permanent organization, John L. Davis Pres
dent, W. II. Sloan Secretary, j. NJ Lively Assistan
Secretary, J. H. Wilson and Fred Evans Tellers.
Reports of all the committees adopted.
f. B. Bingham then offered the following resolu
WHEREAS The RePg1ean party of of Jackson Conn
ment Of County affairs or its vote upon the great is
WHEREAs, In the year ISL the party in Obi
achieved glorious victory upon an honest platform
Resoired, That This Convention re-aiirms the plat
of 1884, and further, that heartily ndorse til
actions of Representative and Senator in tn
present Legislature, and especially do believe i
the necessity for, and the enforcement of the Smit
sunday law, and in the principles embodied in III
Pond Law.
T. NJ Jones made a few remarks in opposition to tn
resolutions, followed by Charles Nevius, il
bert Robbins and Grimsley Poor, who each in Il fe'
remarks, warmly favored the resolutions. \ vot
was then taken, and the resolutions were adopted
there being only vote out of the 1O5 the mega
tive.
Nominations now commenced, when w. Il. Chez
ington nominated by acclamatiOn for Sheriff.
The following is the result of the baIloing for RI
corder: