The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-06-05
Proceaaings Of the
Dem. County Cen. Com.
LOGAN. June 2, 1884.

Amos Mine. LauTei.
Nelson Armstrong, Perry.
r & Frey, Of Starr.
John Skunk, Ward, 1st P.
John Bodamer, Ward, I'd P.
Thos Meldrlm, Washington.
The following townships not
represented. Vacancies filled by
appointment of Chairman, as fol
lows:
John T Shaw, Benton.
Lucius Kepler, Green.
Daniel Wright, Marion.
Dan l. Davis, Salt Greek.
On motion, Will E. Hamblin
was elected Assistant Secretary
in coHnting the votes.
Through accident or mistake,
no tally sheet was returned from
Salt Greek township; therefore
it was decided, on motion, to ac-
cept the return made by Dan L.
Davis, and the count should be
kept open, subject to official con-
test, until the official returns
should be made.
For abstract of vote, see anoth.
or column.
The Central COMMITTEES elected
for the ensuing year are as fol-
lows:
Benten-S Allison.
Falls-Jonathan Shaw.
Logan Village, 1st W-William
Waner.
do ID W-John White.
Do Sd W-Geo r Locke.
do 4th W-CH Gould.
Gore PA J Burgess.
Coed Hope-G w. Dapler.
Green, 1st P-W H Woodruff.
do 2d-James Kerr.
do 3d-Lucius Kepler.
Laurel-JG Krinn.
Marion-Ge0rge Weidner and
John Bebout.
Perry, LIST P-Nels Armstrong
do I'd P-J A McClelland'
Salt CreekJ G Butler.
Starr K Frey.
Washington-Thos Aeldrim.
Ward, LIST P-Jas Gallagher.
do I'd P-J 81 Bodamer.
After the announcement Of the
result of the count was declared,
a motion carried that the pozni.
nations should be made unani-
nous. Speeches were then IN OF
der from the different candidates
present, ard the following gen.
tlemen were called upon for re-
marks
Arthur McCourtDey, nominee
for Clerk of Court, returned bis
sincere thanks to his friends and
the Democratic party for the
unanimous support given him.
Judge Acker returned thanks
to his friends and the Demo
cratic party, and promised that
there should be No cause Of 10
gret for the support and conf
dence given him.
Daniel L. Davis thanked bis
friends for their labors in his be-
half, and said he would be at the
polls in the comingelectioa work
ing for the ticket and all the
nominees Of the Democratic
party.
JIM. Floyd thanked his friends
and declared that he had never
scratched a ticket and never will
John Notestone, nominee fol
Treasurer, thanked his friends
and said, ''if defeated this fall
will again be a candidate in two
years." Mr.. N otestone is of the
true metal, and he will not bt
defeated this fall.
Abel Carpenter requested hi
friends to stick by Notsstone al
they stuck to him.
]. T. Nutter, the next Commis
sioner, in his "maiden speech,
thanked his friends and the Dem
| ocratic party for the support Civ
en- him.
Andrew Wright and Joh'
Skunk returned their thanks ant
declared their adherence to tn
party and its principles.
Levi J. Burgess then made
short: stirring and eloquent ad
dress, taking for his text thu
maxim. external vigilance is tn
price of liberty" His applica
ton of the text was clear, point
ed and telling, and the Democ
racy who heard him will remem
Der and profit by his teachings
The meeting was harmoniou
throughout, which promises Vel
for q great Democratic victory.
Committee then adjourned.
| JACOB WEAVER, Chm.
WV. PRICE, Sec'y.