The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-06-05

consisting of one person from
each township, ward and precinct
be appointed to name persons as
delegates to the Congressional,
Judicial and State Conventions,
subject to the approval of the
Democracy then in mass conven-
tion assembled, carried, with the
following amendment: That
the names of the persons compos-
ing said committee from the re-
spective townships, wards and
precincts be determined by the
majority Of those present from
such respective townships, wards
and precincts.
In accordance with the above
motion, the following gentlemen
we're appointed as said commit
tee. to wit:
John A. Shaw, Henry Trimmer,
James Heft. John F. VIII te, W.
M. Bowen. C. n. Gould, A. ].
Burgess, Vim. A. Wright. Peter
Smith, Amos Kline, John Be-
bout, j. B Riason, T. r. Mason,
Daniel L. Davis, Jas. Gallagher,
John Bodamer and ThOs. S. Mel
drim.
The committee retired and in
their absence the convention was
addressed in short speeches by
Homer L. Wright. Lewis Green,
v. G. Lowry, o. W. II. Wright.
and W. P. Price.
The following resolutions were
offered by Mr.. Lewis Green, and
unanimously adopted:
Resolved, by the Democracy
of Hooking County in Conven-
ton assembled, That we hereby
pledge ourselves to support the
| ticket this day nominated.
That we most heartily endorse
the official course of Hon. S. Wei
dy, as q Representative for his
county and as a Democratic
member of the Legislature.
That We endorse the course OF
State Senator G. S. Weleh and
u. 8. Senator, Hon. George II.
Pendleton, for their support of
Democratic principles.
That we heartily approve and
endorse the cosrse Of our men,
Der of Congress, Hon. George l..
Converse, Tor his course as a
Democrat, and especially for his
able and faithful efforts in behalf
| of the wool growers, the miners
and manufacturers Of Hooking
county.
The committee now returning
into the Convention make the
following report, to wit:
We the Committee, appointed
for the purpose, name the follow
| ing persons as delegates, LIST to
the Congressional Convention:
Benton-J0hn n. Buchanan,
BENZ. Allen.
Falls-Azariah Nixon, Isaac
Matthias.
Logan, 1st ward-Will Heft.
do 2d-Darius White.
do 3d-T. F. Mccarthy.
do 4th-Chas. Rose.
Gore P-John 7. Nutter.
GreeD-Lucius Kspler, Chns.
Kreitz.
Good Hope-Absl Carpenter.
Laurel--J. G. Krinn, II. V. Nc
Broom.
Marien--D. ". Wright, Jerry
Carpenter.
Perry--Nels. Armstrong, John
Riser.
Salt Creek--B 81. Stephenson.
Daniel l. Davis.
Starr. e. Frey.
Ward, 1st P-John E. Short,
Isom Finley.
ID P-Jobn Bedamer.
Washington-Thos. Aeldrim.
Second, to the Judicial Con-
ventien, to wit:
Delegates-Carl II. Buerhaus,
John Hansen, John F. White, J.
B. Riason. Levi j. Burgess, o. W.
q. Wright.
Alternates-v. G. Lowry, w.
p. Price.
THIRD, to the State Conv en-
ton, to wit:
Delegates-Jshn 8. Friesner,
w. J. McMsnigal, John n. Floyd,
Jacob Weaver, VIM. N. Bowen,
VIM. Lemon.
Alternates-Henry Hensel, A.
H. Wilson, Wilford Stirss, John
S. Martin, John A. Shaw, Nelson
Karshner.
(Signed) W. n. BowEs.
Chm. f Com.
John F. White, Sec. of Com.
On motion Of Lewis Green, the
report of the Committee was &C.
cepted and adopted by unani'
nous vote.
Mr.. A. II. Wilson offered the
following:
I Resolved, That the Delegate,
this day nominated to the Con
gressional Convention to be hol
den on the 29th day OF July, 18
"a, are hereby instructed to cas-
their votes for Col. S. We1dy, in
said Convention, for Congress, Al
often and as long as there re
mains any chance for his nomi-
nation.
/ On motion said resolution wal
adopted.
The Convention then adjourn-
ed. DAN. L. DAVIS, Oh IN.
Neis. Armstronp Secret,xs.