Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-05-11
T8s CONTENTION CoMMITrsEs.
Action At tho Citizens Meeting Saturday
Evening.

Evening.
A large and enthusiastic meeting was held
at the Mayors Office last night by the leading
Republicans Of the city to make necessary
preparations for the Republican State Con-
vention, to be held here June lltb.
Captain Asa Bushnell was appointed chair
man Of the meeting and Harry Rabbits Sec
rstary.
the chai i'msn announced the following re-
ports, and committees selected to serve:
Gentlemen Of the Citizens Meeting:
Your committee 10 whom was assigned
the duty OF reporting to this adjourned meet
ing the committees necessary to make AZ.
rangements for the Republican State Con-
vention to be held In our city June llth, and
to present names Of gentlemen to serve on
said committees, beg leave to report, first, the
following committees, viz:
Committee on Finance, Building Commit
tee, Committee on Invitations, Committee on
Reception, Committee on Press, Committee
on Printing and Music, Committee on Halls
and Committee Rooms, Committee on Furni-
ture and D, corations, Committee on Enter
tainment, and we would name for members
OF the above committees. the following gen.
tlemep, viz:
COMMITTEES ON FISAScE.-A. s. Bushnell,
r. F. Haywar John Foos, Oscar T. Martin,
Wm. H. Hamilton, John W. Parsons, Robt.
Johnson, J. II. Rabbits, J. W. r. Cline,
Thos J. Jewett, VIM. 3. Wilson, Jas. Foley,
p. N Csrtmel.
BUILDING CoMMIr1EE.-O. 8. Kelly, J. H.
F. q. Penfeld, 0. N. Bartholomew, James
Buford.
COMMITTEE: ON INVITATION. - General J.
Warren Kelfer, B. H. Warder, Amos White
ly, Ttos F. McGrew, ST., P. P. Mast, Graham
Deuwell.
COMMITTEE ON RECEPTION. Jas p.
Goodwin, Hon. J. n. Littler, Hon. Thos. J.
Pringle, Wm. N. Whitley, John Zoos, Michael
O'Neil, General J. Warren Keifer, A. N.
Summers, Judge ). O. Miller, Hon. D. g. Dial,
Hon. Jas. 8. Good, II. q. Hamlin, Geo. Leach,
8. A. Todd, E. L. Book walter, Charles Boyle,
]. N. Bennett, George Winwood, Samuel
Huffman.
Committee ON PREss-William T. Stilwell.
G. N. Nichols, George H. Frey, George W.
Emery. George Perkins, J 8. Crowell, W. s.
Newbury.
COMMITTEE ON PAINTING AND Music. F.
McGrew, Charles E. Winters, W. H. Dickson,
T. 4. Harwood, George Fl. Knight.
COMMITTEE ON BALLS AND COMMITTEE
ROOMs-O. +. Serviss, J. 8. Kitchen, William
B. Baker, George O. Rawlins. William Miles.
COMMITTEE ON FURNITURE AND DECORATIONS
j. 3. Miles, Thomas F. AcGrew, jr, J. @.
Holloway, E. @. Jackson, D. ". Stroud,
Chase Stewart.
COMMITTEE ON ENTsRrAINMEST.-E. NJ.
Campbell. E. 8. Kelly, Daniel Smith. R. D.
Bruce, d. G. Putnam. We would further
recommend that the chairman OF these differ
ent committees shall constitute an Executive
Committee, who shall decide oil matters OF
business coming before said committees, and
shall determine all questions a. to location Of
building, contracts and expenditures OF
money, and shall also have the power to add
to these committees, or create new commit
tees, as necessity may require, aud that no
committee shall make any expenditure Of
money, nor contract any debts, without first
having been authorized 80 to do by the Exec
utive Committee. and all bills shall be ap-
proved by the Executive Committee before
being paid, and no money shall be paid tut
by the treasury except upon q written order
OF the Chairman of the Executive Committee,
and also, that the Executive Committee shall
elect its own officers.
The report was adopted, aud considerable
discussion followed as TO the sdvisability OF
erecting permanent building. U. 8. Kelley
favored the erc citing Of q permanent building.
! p. P. Mast suggested that time was toe
short for forming company to erect pei
manent building, and was In favor Of erect.
ing wigwsm on Market square.
Tue selection of . locality to erect build
ing was lett to the Executive Committee tt
decide.
Captain Asa Bushnell read . subscription
paper, and II WAS decided that the money de-
rived from the sale OF lumber, ETC., should b,
paid back pro ratio TO the subscribers on tn
list.
Twelve Of the Council signifed their 10
tenli, ms Of voting TO allow the erection of
wigwam on Market square.
Ths Executive Committee met in . privat