Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-08-07
CIRCUIT COURT JUDICIAL CON
vEhTIoN.

Democracy OF the District met in Lima
Thursday, to put i'm nomination their
candidates for the Judge of the Circuit
Court.
The Convention was called to order at
eleven o'clock by Joel w. Gibson,
Chairman of the, Central Committee,
who announced the following tempora-
ry organization:
Temporary Chairman, S. P. Fulton,
of Union County; Temporary Secreta-
ry, w. E. Scofield, of Marion, w. j.
Frey, of Hancock, and F. b. Kampt,
of Auglaize.
The Temporary Organization effected,
the following committees were ap-
pointed:
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
Allen, G. w. Overmyer; Auglaze
J. p. Schneider; Crawford, j. A. Scha.
ber; Defiance, Il. f. Wolsifer; Fulton,
John Newcomer; Hancock, A. p. Byal;
Henry, J. V. Cuff; Hardin, F. M
Childs; Logan, Ira Glynn; Mercer
HI. b. Bennett; Marion, J. H. Thomas;
Paulding, w. ID. Wilson; Putnam, Hon
d. /. Brown; Seneca, Amos Decker;
Union, l.. NJ. McCloud; Van Vert
M. A. Ferguson; Williams, o. d. Will.
lett; Wood, c. N. Mclaughlin; Wyan.
dot, d. H. Hare.
CREDENTIALS.
Allen, d. H. Tolan; Auglaize, Jacol
Be ei; Crawford, S. G. Cummings; De-
farce, w. H. Logan; Fulton, r. H.
Belts; Hancock, Solomon Schaffer;
Henry, J. P. Ragan; Hardin, Henry
Zugschwert; Logan, A. C. Troolman;
Mercer, J. S. Rheodes; Marion, G. B.
Christian; Paulding, L. H. Platt; Put
nam, NJ. E. Mcclure; Seneca, M. Burch-
ard; Union, Robert Samler; Van Vert,
Charles Gordan; Williams, M. B. Plum
mer; Wood, R. G. Dobson; Wyandot,
J. b. Bair.
RULES AND ORDER OF BUSINESS.
Allen, S. S. Yoder; Auglaize, l.. G.
Sawyer; Crawford, E. B. Finley; Def
ance. w. ID. Hill; Fulton, J. H. Kaeg-
ly; Hancock, A. Blackford; Henry,
Martin Kunpp; Hardin, A. B. John
son; Logan, Mr.. VIM. Goodlove; Mer-
Ger, A. d. Marsh; Marion, G. HI. Nor
ris; Paulding, G. w. Bachman; Put
nam, J. II. Lantzy; Seneca. E. b. Hub.
bard; Union, S. A. Haskins; Van
Vert, Henry Weible; Williams, r. H.
Scott; Wood, F. A. Baldwin; Wyan-
dot, d. d. Clayton.
RESOLUTIONS.
Allen, w. H. Cunningham; Auglaize
r. L. Waters; Crawford, J. z. ely
mer; Defiance, Benz. L. Able; Fulton,
VIM. H. Handy; Hancock, Henry
Brown; Henry j. NJ. Haag; Hardin,
F. C. Dougherty; Logan, W. d. Mar.
quis; Mercer, 4. J. Godfrey, Marion,
H. r. Van Feet; Paulding, r. E. Reed;
Putnam, Amos Boehmer; Seneca, Isaac
Kagy; Union, L. F. Green; Van Vert
G. NJ. Saltzgaber; Williams, w. o.
johnson; Wood, P. M. Bear: Wyandot
Allen Smalley.
CENTRAL JUDICIAL COMMITTEE.
Allen, A. S. Owens; Auglaize, F. B.
Kampf; Crawford, A. P. Wickham;
Defiance, L. p. Sutphan; Fulton, M.
Handy; Henry, Daniel Hartnett; Har-
din, r. L. Miller; Logan, James Ker-
nan; Mercer, J. w. Loree; Marion, J.
H. Weaver: Paulding, R. L. Mott;
Putnam, J. r. Bailey; Seneca, Asa
Hart; Union, John c. Osborn; Van
Vert, B. F. Desnett; Williams, B. r.
Willett; Wood, N. L. Besaeansen;
Wyandot' r. A. LcKelley.
Upon motion the Convention ad-
journed until half past one o'clock.
The committees were instructed to meet
Immediately after the adjournment of
the Convention, in the places assigned
to them.
| AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention was called to order
by the Chairman, who announced the
first business to be the report of the
Committee on Permanent Organization.
That Committee submitted the fol-
lowing report:
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
For Permanent Chairman-A. D.
Marsh, of Mercer county.
For Vice Presidents-Allen, Geo.
Feltz; Auglaize; F. G. Vananda; Craw-
ford, Geo. Donnewirth; Defiance,-
Fulton, John Newcomer; Hancock, G..
J. Krauss; Henry, d. w. Durbin; Har-
din, w. H. Kelley; Logan, Thomas
Hubbard; Mercer, J. d. Johnson; Mar
ion, Jonathan Bell; Paulding, w. G
Lee; Putnam. Joseph Justice; Seneca,
Geo. d. Acker; Union, H. J. King;
Van Vert, John Shaw; Williams, M.
A. Plummer; Wood, z. HI. Zeaman;
Wyandott, Joel w. Gibson.
Permanent Secretarie ID. J. Platter,
Paulding; J. H. Willeston of Crawford,
B. F. Kamp of Auglaise; j. F. Close
of Wyandot; R. C. Dobson, of Wood;
d. H. Tolan, Allen.
On motion of B. J. Brotherton, of
Delphos, committee of three were ap-
pointed to notify the chairman of his
election, and escort him to the chair.
B. J. Brothe"ton, w. d. Hill and M.
d. Shaw were appointed the commit
tee.
Pending the return of the commit
tee with the Permanent Chairman, the
Convention heard the report of the
Committee on Credentials which was
as follows.
CREDENTIALS.
The Committee on Credentials re-
port full delegations and no contests.
Four counties represented by mass dele
cations, the remainder by delegations
elected upon the basis recommended by
the central Committee.
The committee sent to notify Hon.
A. D. Marsh of his election as the Per-
manent Chairman having returned, he
was introduced to the Convention and
in few remarks thanked the Conven-
ton for the honor conferred upon him,
and assumed the Chair.
REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON RULES.
The report of the Committee on Rules
and Order of Business reported as fol-
lows:
The rules governing ordinary par
liamentary proceedings shall be the
rules of this convention; each county