Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-05-02

OF tho p0Ople Of some OF tho Southorn Stntos
OF this country. Until that mattor Is set right
II must cry out dry and night and struggle
any nat ,Sn ana gcoa f eas sS
political rights and privileges.
Aud thus, my countrymcn, wo enter the
grca,gmt IN 0n9 nsnt @ m,ps we mpy' .t w 1r 90 % TO-
the wall wo must carry Ohio In October, or
the Democrats viii carry tho country In NO.
vcmbcr. Inactivity, general apathy, must
ooaso in Ohio, Carping criticism, sneorlng ut
ohio aud Ohio men must cease outside OF
Ohio. Tho Republicans that occupy tho places
of pewer In tho country must recognize that
we hold the kcv to tho fortress, md " we loso
Il in October, the hordcs OF the Goths nnd inc
Vnndals OF the Democratic party VIII over
whelm tho garrison aud drive out tho occu'
pants ,,
The omcus about us all point TO magnlh-
cent victory In October. if wo do our duty.
The local elections show tho general uprising
OF the people of Ohio In the expression OF uis-
trust and condemnation OF tho Democratic
Legislature of the state, Inc people n,Io OF ono
purity, and the Democratic party VIII not givo
tho people of Ohio an opportunity TO trust
they did not thus frlttor away public conf
dcncu and esteem.
We will go TO Chicago with our warm affcc..
tlona going out to the men who have stood
with us in other days in tho great battles
which we have fought; but we viii go thoro
promising and pledglnR, that upon whomso-
over tho great honor shnll be conferred, TO
carry tho Republican banner In tho coming
contest, he shall at once and forever bo the
standurd.bcarcr of Ohio; and let him bc who
Republicans of Ohio, my word for II, no VIII
carry the. banner to victory beyond oil possi-
billty of doubt.
of our old record, defending every pointupon
the long line of our brilliant achievements,
satisfied with our, present purposes, defend
ing every principle that we hold dear to-dny.
Conidont of the future let us raise the battle
cry of protection to American Industry, pro-
tcction to American liberty. and victory Tor
tho Republican party In November.
Duly npprcclating the honor conferred upon
me in being chosen for your presiding oiliCer,
aud being thankful for the compliment, am nm
convention. The Hrst business in order will
be the report of tho different districts on the
nominations made by the several district con.
ventions to-day.
CALLING OF DISTRICTS.
Tho different districts were then called In
their order and reported. Tho following Is
the list of delegates and nternates to the Chi
cago National Convention. vice presidents of
the convention. State Central Committeeman,
and members OF the committees elected by the
dlstrict delegation yesterday afternoon and
reported to the convention.
DELEGATES TO CHICAGO.
First District William d. Smith, Benjamin
Bgglcston.
Third-.H, L..Morey of Butler, General G..
Hotter of Clcrmont.
Fonrth.-samnel Craishcad of Montgomery
Fifth. s. Robinson OF Hardin, Joseph
Morris of Allen.
sixth "A. NJ. Pratt of Williams, ]. N. High
seventh-R. w. Mcmahon of Wood, W. C.
Lement of Crawford.
Eghth-oscar 7. Martin of Clark, G. NJ.
Eichebarger of Champagne.
Ninth-Theodorc t. Duncan of Morrow, J.
f. Locke of Madison.
Tenth-L. L. Luce OF Lucas, j. b. Rice of
Sandusky.
Eleventh -Alphonso Hart of Highland, CIV
Boyd of Brown.
Twefth-H. s. Bundy of Jackson, A. u.
Thirtccnth-C. d. Fircstonc of franklin, C.
Z. Grace of Picknwny.
Fourteenth w, j: schriner of Perry, Austin
Fifteenth-H. c. Van voorhes of Muskin.
gum, Il. H. Lyharger of Coshoet2n.
Sixteenth-E. g. Johnson of Lorain, w. L.
Seventoenth-Charles H. Baltzell of Belmont,
NJ. r. Patterson of Guernsey.
INSTRUMENTATION Monaghan of Columbl-
ana, Chauncey II, Andrews OF Mnhoning.
Nneteenth-J.O o. inverse of Geauga, L. L.
| Lnmpson of Ashtabuln.
| Twentieth-A. l.. Conger of Summit, T. d.
Twonty-frst-A c. Hord, Edwin Cowles OF
Cuyahoga.
| Mehr.
Second = william Ronshelm, H. L. Guth
| hart
Third A. L. Harris, w. A. Dilntush.
Fourth-Elijah Devar OF Darke, o. NJ. Cots
| chall of Montgomery.
| Fifth-A. NJ. Kuhn of AuglaiZe, Theodore
sixth Samuel G. Robertson, E. d. wallsuI
| of Van Vert.
W. Kmmell of Hancock.
Eighth j. NJ. Quinby of Clinton, A. II. era
mer of Fayette.
Tenth-J.. II. Lucky of Ottawa, George W
| Clary of Erie.
Twelrth--H. s. Neall of Lawrence, w. II
| Dohbns of Pike.
Thirteenth-Amos d. Leib of Fairfield, A
FourteenthNc. N. Halcomb of Gallia, j. I
If FifteenthHJ. N +. Gault of Muskingum, L. X
Anderson of Coshocton.
Sixteenth-George Adams of Holmes, Thos
Appleman of Ashland.
Sevcnteenth-George W. Taylor of Noble
John w. Dougherty of Monroe.
Eighteenth-E G. Ross OF Carroll, s. Il
Campbell of Jefferson.
Nlneteenth-N. d. sherwin of cuyahosa, W
| w. Johnson.
Twentieth-M L. Smyser of Summit, FREQ
erick Mullens of Stark.
Twenty-frst-Georgo Il. Chapman, d. A
Dangler of Cuyahoga.
VICE PRESIDENTS.
First District-W. III. Taft.
Second-John Leonard.
| Third-Seth w. Brown of Warren.
Fourth-lsaac G. Hitler of Darke.
Fifth-W. L. Porter of Allen.
Sixth-L C. Gordon of Pauldng.
seventh.willam Harmon of Seneca
Eighth-T. j. Pringle OF Clarke.
| Ninth-J. j. Hone OF Marion.
Tenth-A. j. Stoll of Erie.
Eleventh--C. S. Bell of Highland.
Twelfth-John w. Lewis of Scioto.
Thirteenth-W. II. Akin of Franklin.
Fourteenth--A. G. Caine of Perry.
Fifteenth-H. c. Van Voorhes of Musl
Sixteenth-E. Bogardus of Huron.
Seventeenth1J. W. pougherty of Monroe
Eghteenth-W. A, Vodry of Columbana.
Twenty.arst-H. N. Whitbeck of Cuyahoga
COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS.
| First Distrlct-Benjamn Eggleston.
Second-warner NJ. Bateman.
FheGs0Sn Fonrth%R. II, ScSins Il Se Of p Montso%ery. %
Fifth-L S. Jamison of Mercer.
sixth-L B. Pcnslee of Defiance.
Seventh-Daniel Babst of Seneca.
Eighth. w. Keitfer of Clark.
Ninth-Coumbus Delano of Knox.
Tenth-J. w. StoalSes of Eric.
Elcventh-D NJ. Barrett of Highland.
Twefth-W. s. James of Pike.
Fonrtsenthw rtesn1H I s. s Maehews Ss Of ainHa Gaa
G. fESRs hsases st d tSinRE SiaREana
Nineteenih-william ii. Brew of Cuyahog,
Twentieth-A. D. Lieey Of Medina.
1Weuty-nFSt-I. ~. CrOCkcTOI SuyUnOBh-
COMMITTEE ON RULES AND PERMANENT Oh
GANlZATIoN.
First-L. G. Weir.
Second-Willam Gilman.
Third. l.. Martin of Butler County.
Fourth-D. w. Sinks of Darke.
Fifth-W. W. Beatty of Logan.
Slxth--Horace Reeves of Van Vert.
Seventh-J. g. Itickenbaugh OF Seneca.
Eighth-A. Gregg of Greene.
III Ninth-r. Il. Duncan of Morrow.
Tenth--Mahlon Chance of Sandusky.
Eleventh--F. NJ. Park OF brown.
Twelfth-W. S. James of Pike.
Thirteenth--H. @. Drnkle of Fairfield.
Fourteenth--NewellC Connor OF Morgan.
Fiftcenth-S. Slado of Tuscarawas.
Sixteenth. A. Williamson of Huron.
Seventeenth-R. X. Show of Washington.
Eighteenth-Iames Suratt of Jefferson.
Nineteenth-T. q. Hart of Lake.
Twentieth-M. L. Smyser OF Wayne.
Twenty|frst-T Il. Thompson of Cuyahog
COMMITTEE an CREDENTIALS.
First Distrct-Colonel Wood of Hamilton.
Second--John Weber of Hamilton.
Third-A. l.. Harris OF Preble.
FOURTH. ID, Mundhunk of Miami.
Fifth--A NJ Kuhn Ot Auglaizc.
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