The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1883-06-07
Republican County Conyention.

"2a CLOCK on last Saturday, Elias Crandall, Of
Inc central Committee, called the Convention to or
der, and Dr. A. j. Newell of Hamilton Township was
'PPolhled Temporary Chairman, and G. W. c. Perry
oi Jackson Township, was appointed Temporary Sec
rotary.
On motion Of j. NJ Trfpp, u Committee on Creden-
iS' consisting of one delegate from each township
ana precinct was appointed, as follows:
oioolhneld, Alex. Poor; Coal, Jerry Woodrow:
rr'nhnn' ii. Sheward; Hamilton, H. Cantsr; jack
son, d. N Waller Jefferson, z. J. Jones; Liberty T.
.. 9flhth; Lick First Precinct, j. b. Watson, Sec
ond Precinct, ]. NJ. Tripp Milton, First Precinct,
Gordon PuSh, Second Precinct, Adam Scott: Madi-
son. Epen Evans; Oak Hill, Wm. W. Roberts; Scioto
"m. DeVer; Washington, Andrew Forster.
on motion Of A. Atkinson, similar Committee
was appointed on Permanent Organization Rules and
order of Business, as follows:
Bloomfeld David D. Edwards; Coal, Charles
1hornh1ll; Franklin, W. H Brunton Hamilton, Eli
Dixon; Jackson A. L. Robbins; Jefferson, Ben. C,
Trago Liberty, P. H. Taylor; Lick, First Precinct
Z. A. Atkinson, Second Precinct, c. c. James; Mil
ton' First Precinct, James A. Strong, Second Pre-
clhct' w. L. Evans; Madison, Linn Bentley; Oak
hin, Dr. d. F. Kitchen: Scioto, V. b. johnson;
Washington Robert Patterson
On motion of C. G. James, like Committee was ap-
pointed on Executive and Central Committee and Sc
lection of delegates State Senatorial and Judicial
Conventions, as follows:
Bloomfield, David T. Jones; Coal, VIM. Darling;
Franklin, Peter Bunn Hamilton, DIR. Newell: Jack
son, G. w. G. Perry; Jefferson, John w. Horton; \;
Liberty, G. l. Behem: Lick, First Precinct, David
Davis, Second Precinct Elias CrandaI; Milton, First
Precinct T. j. Williams, Second Precinct DIR. c. L.
Monahan; Madison, Timothy Evans; Oak Hill, John
D. Davis; scioto, Samuel Horton; Washington, An
drew Forster.
On motion of c. A. Atkinson, Convention adjourned
until one O'Clock, P. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Convention called to order, and the Committee on
Credentials made the following report:
All delegations full with the exception OF in
Second Precinct of Lick Township. There
contests. The following the delegates:
BLoooMFIELD-Alexander Poor, d. D. Edwards,
D. R. Thomas, D. T. Jones, James E. Lackey, James
Plummer.
Rhodes, Adam Sell, G. W. Shook, Henry Larwood,
jeremiah Morrow, VIM. Darling, John Hayes, New
ton Kessinger, Charles Thornhill.
! FRANKLIN-Peter Bum, James Mayhem, W. H.
Handley, VIM. Howe, Harvey Steward, w. II. Brpn-
ton.
| HAMILToN-Dr. A. J. Newell, Eli Dixon, Harrison
| Canter.
JAcKsoS-A. L. Robbins, G.. W. C. Perry, Benja-
min Hill, j. N. Waller, James w. Storer.
JEFFERsoN-Jenkin D. Davis, John Horton, d. j.
B. Davis, B. c. Trago, VIM. Thomas, Evan j. Jones.
LIBERTY-P. II. Taylor, Geo. w. Eubanks w. N.
Miller, T. J. Griffith, Gilbert Behem.
LICK-FIRsT PRECINCT-Dr. 3. F. Holcomb, John
G. Kyle John Poor, j. H. Bunn Wellington c. Evans,
C. A. Atkinson, T. S. Matthews, Geo. w. Brown, Geo.
| W. Davis, David Davis, j. B. Watson.
| LICK-SECOND PRECINCT-Elias Crandan Benz.
Bentley. John W. Laird, James NJ. Arthur, c. c.
James. w. c.. Long, John D. Mitchell, DIR. W. H.
Monahan, W. B. Cherington, W. H. Behem, Thomas
| Poindexter, j. NJ Trip.
| MILToN-FIRsT PRECINCT-James A. Strong, JAS
Carrick, T. J. Williams, Gordon Pugh, Andrew Nc
| Millin, DIR. L. G. Long.
| MILroN-SECoND PRECINCT-Dr. G. L. Monahan
Harvey Wells, H. S. Willard, W. L. Evans, j. s. Will
lett II. S. Knnison, II. G. Lasley, Adam Scott John
A. Ramsey James F. Toumine.
| MADISoN-John E. Jones, Linn Bentley, Timothy
Evans, E. z. Evans, Jenkin E. Edwards, John \,
Edwards.
| OAK HILL-John D. Davis, Thomas Reese. DR.. B
+. Kitchen, VIM. Shumate, Joseph Phillips, Joseph
Rule, W. W. Roberts, Edward Miller, John D. Thorn.
Ssl oTe-V. b. johnson, Samuel Horton, ,Wm. Dever
WAsHINGToN-Robert Patterson, Andrew Forster
Committee Permanent Organization, Rules and
Order of Business, made the following report:
Chairman, DR.. B. F. Kitchen; Secretary, Ella:
Crandall; Assistant Secretary Jeremiah Morrow.
The order of nominations shall be follows: Rep
resentative, Auditor, Treasurer Commissioner
1nfrmary Director. Nominations shall be
by ballot except where there is only
one candidate, then nominations shall
by acclamation. After the second ballot the
ddate receiving the lowest number of votes shall be
dropped and the candidate receiving the lowest
Der of votes each succeeding ballot shall be drop
| ped, until nomination be made. A majority of al
the votes of the Convention shall be necessary to
choice. Each candidate shall pledge himself sup
port all the nominees of this Convention. The par.
liamentary rules governing this Convention shall be
snch as usually govern such bodies.
The Committee to select delegates and Central Com
mttee, made the following report:
Delegates to State Convention, each to have one.
half vote: Harvey Wells H. s. Willard, c. c. James
T. w. Patterson A. D. Grassland, John D. Davis
John L. Davis, w. c. Evans, I. H. Mccormick, Ste.
phen Morgan. Alternates: B. f. Holcomb, W. H
Monahan, r. H. Jones, G. w. Harbarger, t. j. Grff
fifth, j. A. Sell, L. T. Murfin, Henry Daniels, D. l.
Morgan, George Gilliland.
Judicial Convention: J. H. Wilson, Harmon Bum
Samuel Jackson, John T. LEACH J. W. Horton, John
Harper, c. A. Atkinson, Elias Crandall, Gordon
Pugh H. G. Lasley, BENZ. Bentley, Joseph Rule, v
| B. johnson. Alternatee: John Twaddle, S. D. Nor
gan, James Mayhem, H. Canter, W. t. Richardson
! Evan j. JONES' johnson A. White, David Davis C.
i c, James, T. 8, Williams, James Mclaughlin, Ed
| ward Hunt,
Senatorial Delegates: A. Winfough Peter Bunn
| A. j. Newell, G. W. c. Perry, W. II. Sloan, Samuel
White, David Davis, j. N. Trip, S. W. Henry, g. l.
Monahan, j. E. Jones, Stephen Trfpp. Alternates
A. L. White, j. X. Darling, Warren schellenger, S.
B. Dixon, A. L. Robbins 3. c. Trago, T. j. Brooks
James NJ. McGhee, j. II. McKitterick. j. W. Jackson
John S. McGhee, Charles Smith, d. S. Parry.
! Executive Committee: James NJ Trip, Elias
| Crandall, j. J. G.. Evans, David Davis, T. S. Mat
| thews And we hereby recommend that the EXecu-
tive Committee select and appoint three persons in
each voting precinct in the county to act Cenra
Committeeman.
| All the reports were adopted.
| resolution adopted instructing the delegates
to the State Convention to support Judge Foraker fol
Governor. There several votes in the negative
a resolution adopted instructing the delegate:
to support Milton c. Keenan, fer Treasurer of State.
Joseph Rule offered the following resolution
which adopted with enthusiastic cheering:
"Resolyed, That Hon James Trip, one Of the
Judges of the Second Subdivision of the Seventh Ju
dical District, whose of Office is about to ex.
pire entitled the hearty Endorsement the peo
pie of said Subdivision, and the especial admiration
and gratitude of the people of this, his home county
for the ability impartialty, industry, fidelity
unsullied purity with which he has administered
his important and responsible oiice that it is the
of this convention that in him the BENCH has
shining light, the law clear and fearless eXpounder
Justice an Impartial conseryator, the people just
Judge.
"esolved, That the delegates of this county to the
Judicial Convention be instructed to present the
name of Hon. James Trip for denomination, and that
they use all honorable means to secure his continu-
ance in the position he now so highly honors."
The Convention proceeded to nominate candi-
dates. Hon. r. H. Jones nominated for Repre-
sentative by acclamaton, there being other candi-
date. Il, B. Evans was Iolinated for Auditor by
clamaton, there being other candidate, Fer Trea-
surer the following names were announced: Mark
Sternberger, G. w. Shotts, Gilbert Robbins, Jona-
than d. Lloyd and j. II. Hunter Mr.. Hunter with
| drew. The following S result: