The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-02


clamation, 40 az to give an opportunity
for the presentation Of Mr.. McKlmm's
name.
Hon. l.. G. Cole said he wanted no such
action taken, and spoke In favor OF al
lowing all names 10 be presented 10 the
convention.
Mr., Willenborg then withdrew his
motion.
Mr.. Isaac Harter then presented the
name OF william McKinn for Represen.
tatiye.
A. A. Moss nominated W. II. Phelps, OF
Alliance, but Mr.. Phelps declined the
honor with vigorous speech OF thanks.
Otto Young. OF Massillon, advocated
the nomination OF Mesars, Cole and No
Bride, In accordance with time-hen-
orad precedent OF the Democratic party.
The convention then proceeded to bal
lot for Representative, with the follow.
Ing result:
Cole, 1877; Mcbride, 1885, McKinn; 6s.
Cole and Mcbride having received q
majority were declared nominated.
Frank Willenborg nominated James
Lee for sheriff.
s.s. Geib. OF Lake Township. noml-
mated o. G. Brown, of Canton. -. 4
The ballot resulted as follows: Lee,
l48; Brown, IA.
Mr., Lee having received the requisite
majority, was declared nominated.
Nominations for Treasurer was next
called for, and Isaac Harter nominated
William Wagner, of Lake.
Dr.Lee Raedel nominated Joseph Maui
dru, Of Maxine.
The ballot resulted an follows: Wdg-
ner, 98; Maudru 84. Mr.. Wagner, hay
Ing received the majority OF votes, was
declared the nominee.
Nominations for Recorder were then
called for.
DIR. Lew. sIusser nominated George
T. Bills, Of Canton.
8. 8. Geib nominated W, 8. Erb, OF
Canton.
John Monnot nominated Alexander
Heingartner, OF Canton.
Frank Goshorn nominated Albert Rim
gle, OF Canton.
John Getty nominated Edward B.
Bach, OF Sugar Creek.
| DR.. j, II. Sanor nominated Charles D.
BeebOut, OF Paris.
w. ". Phelps nominated Edgar A.
Shimp, OF Alliance.
The ballot resulted as follows:
Bach,5l. Ringle. IL; shimp, 92; Billp, 8;
Heingartner, 20; Erb, 10; Beebout, l8.
| No choice having been made second
ballot was taken, which resulted as fol-
lows:
Bach, "a; Ringle, 4; shimp, SO, Bills, 0
Heingartner, 10; Erb, Is; Beebout, IL.
| No choice having been made. a third
ballot was ordered, resulting az follows:
Bach, 62; Rlngle. 3; Shimp, 81; Bills, 0;
Helngartner, 3; Erb, 4; Beeb0ut, o.
Mr.. Shlmp having received the ma
jority OF the Votee, was declared noml-
mated.
william Wagner, nominated for the
Office OF Treasurer, having receive a tel
egrm calling him home, arose and
thanked the convention for the honor
conferred on him.
Nominations for Commissioner were
called for, and on motion Of Mr. Worley,
the rules we're suspended and John NJ.
Shtta was renominated by acclama-
tion.
Candidates for Inlrmary Director
were next called for, aud j. II. Dumou.
lin nominated Leopold Blechele, Of Can
ton.
W. II, Phelps nominated Hiram Hart
zell, OF Lexington.
The lrst ballot resulted as follows:
Biechele li2, Hartzell 10.
Mr.. Biechele having received the ma
jority OF the votes, was declared the
nominee,
| Ringing speeches were made by Hon.
John Mcbride, Hon, l., @. Cole and Ed.
b, Bach, after which u motion was
adopted pledglng the members of the
convention TO support the ticket noml-
mated, and the convention then nd.
journed.