The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-12

Congress he would not vote for him. At
this point In his wild harangue, the
speaker was interrupted by loud cries
OF order and storms OF hisaes from every
part of the house. Men jumped TO their
feet by the score and demanded that he
be called to order. II was an exciting
scene, and 30 loud and yOcifer0us were
the expressions OF Indignation that Mr..
Shields was forced to aubslde.
Mr.. Joseph Oberlln, of Tuscarawas,
after great pxerti0n of lung power,
managed TO get the recognition of the
chair, and lifted his voice In favor OF
peace. II listened to nice, oily speech
by MIR. Shields this morning, In favor OF
the farmers, "the yeomanry Of the c0un-
ty," and would like TO 500 the senti.
ments therein expressed put into prac.
teal effect, aud the farmers be given q
chance In this discussion" said Mr.,
0berlin. "Mr. Shields has said that the
west end has all the offices; II II has o
little more than its share Of them at
present, " 10 by tho popular vote Of the
people OF the entire county, and II IL u
long time since II hos had the Offices"
80 long az q man represents my Inter
ests In faithful manner, and does his
duty, | care not what part OF the county
he comes FROM"
Mr.. Cole rose TO point of personal
privilege, aud, turning TO Mr.. Shields,
denounced the statement OF that gentle.
man that no (Mf, Cole said II Paige was
nominated no would not vote for him az
IN Infamous falsehood.
"Did you not say 80 In the Legislature
at COlumbusW asked Mr.. Shields.
NO" replied Mr, Cole, II did not"
did you not say II In prlvateY" again
asked Mr.. Shields.
"Neyer," returned Mr., Cole, neither
IN public or In priyale; II IL an inlam.
0us falsehoOd, repeat again."
"Wh0 told your" asked Mr.. Cole.
"a gentleman from Canton, who was
In Columbus NJ the time" replied Mr.
Shields, and II you say you did not
mako such q statement, then / have
been mislnfOrmed," he meekly said.
Mr.. Cole then went on TO gay that
when the Democratic party nominated
q ticket no would not aulk or affiliate
with the enemy for Its defeat as some
gentlemen did whom no knew Of, but
would labor heartily for its election f;
"and II MIR, Paige Ia nominated | will
vote for him and support him 10 the best
OF my ability" he said, "because he ls u
Democrat aud ialways supporta Demo
cratW
Tho remarks Of Mr, Cole were re-
ceiyed' with loud applause and hearty
manifestations OF approval,
MIR. Howells interjected u few humOr.
Gus remarks In favor OF harmony, and
mentioned Tllden's name, which was
received with tremendous shouts Of up.
plause.
The motion 10 lay the list OF delegates
TO the State convention on the table was
then put and declared lost.
A motion 10 reconsider was laid on
the table, and that eiiectually disposed
OF this yoxed question.
Mr.. Howells moved that sixteen dele
gates be appointed by special commit
toe 10 attend the Judicial convention.
Mr.. Geib thought this q matter that
ought 10 be loft To the vote OF the differ.
ent townships and precincts.
Mr.. Phelps here raised the point OF or.
der that the negative vote was not
called on the committees report Oh
the list OF delegates 10 tho State conyen
tlon. A large number OF delegates, he
said, was not thereby given q chance 10
vote on II.
The Chair said the negative vote had
been called for, and no response being
given, the report was declared adopted.
A great deal OF dissatisfaction was OK.
pressed at this, ae quite large number
OF delegates had not voted.
Judge Meyer stated 10 the convention
that no correspondence had been hold
with other counties composing this in
dlclal district; that no number OF dele
gates had been named 10 attend, and
that no time or place had been mention
Cd at which ana whore 10 hold the con-
yention No further parloylng was
therefore held on the judicial question
NOMINATION on CANDIDATES.
On motion tho Convention proceeded
TO nominate candidates for county on
cea.
y. II. Welby was elected assistant Sec,
rotary on motion OF MIR. Gaskill.
On motion OF MIR. Hammer, Judge
Meyer was renominated for tho Office Of
Probate Judge by acclamation.
On motion OF Mr.. Isaac Harter, John
Q. Welty was nominated for the Office OF
Prosecuting Attorney by acclamatlon.
Candidates for the Office OF County
Commissioner were next called for.
jacob Schmachtonberger OF Miner.
vai Leonard Rab0r, Of Lake tp., ana John
Il. Dralme OF Nimishlllen tp,, were na
med.
Tho Convention then proceeded IA
vote by roll call Of townships, wards
and precincts.
Whole number Of votos 1914 necessary
10 II choice, 80.
Tho'Afst ballot resulted as follows
schmachtenberger, n; ROober, is;
Draimo, ~, No choice.
A second ballot was then takon, with
the following result;
Schmachlenbergor, S1i Raeber, iSi
Draimo, 20, MIR. SchmachtonborgoI
having received tho necessary number
OF votes, was therefore declared The
nominee Of tho Convention, and on mo.
tlon the nomination was madO unanl.
nous,
The next In order was lnlrmary Dl.
rector, aud tho names OF D. W. 0borlin
Of Tuecarawae tp., Lawrence j. Daily,
OF Bethlehem tpy Lewis Egsig, OF Plain
w., nnd John Q, Schootz, Of Jackson W
were presented,
The flmt ballot resulted ~ follows,
0berlin, 80; Daily, 6slE; Eoeig, 0OiG
Sch0etz, 10,
Second ballot:
oborlin, id,Gi Daily, O0j Eselg, s5iG
SohootS, 1.
MIR, Esslg having received the necos
sary number Of votes, wae declared the
nominee OF the Convention, On motion
the nomination was made unanimous
On motion OF Mr. Cole, DR.. A. Leinin.
ger was renominated for tho oillcO Oi
Coroner by acolamati0n,
utant ttptANgu lnnpat,