Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-06-08
The Delegates and Can.
didates.
Forecast Of the Probable Re-
suit Of the State Con.
vention.
Harmony and Confidence Preva.
lent Everywhere.


on Saturday to elect delegates to the state
Convention, were harmonious and confident OF
success in the final result. There is an evil
dent lack Of bitterness among the con,endng
candidates for nomination for Governor
which argues well for an enthusiastic conven-
tion and faithful acquieseuce in the result,
and good honest work in the field. The dif-
ferent counties elected delegates viz:
Cuyahoga county selected delegates to the
State Convention with rather mixed result
Following is list of the delegates, the first
four icing the delegates at large F. H.
Eggers, N. Welfare, H. N. Whitbeck, J. P.
Green, Charles Burnside, Amos Townsend,
W. ]. Akers, J. G. Covert, J. W. Walton, G.
R. Soldiers, William Hanna, f. R. FELTON,,
P. Dauenhauer, H. Q. Hunt, A. G. Daykin,
James Sprosty, J. H. Smith, A. J. Cobb, Thos.
Robinson, r. T. Holden, Edgar Sewers, N.
A. Sutton, W. =. Collins H. Huntington, A.
T. Briusmsde, W. N. Day, MI. Ryan, Her.
man Weber, Wilson Treat, @. 4. Morse, DR..
W. A. Knowlton, William Beeser, DR.. H. W.
Curtiss, 9. II. Hall, John Crowell, Morris
Porter, NJ. NJ. Hathaway, N. McDermott, A.
II. jerome, j. H. Beck, g. w. Kendall, J. W.
Burgess, D. W. Ward, W. B. Putney, VIM
N. Bayne, F. Bcsworth, N. E. Gallup, @. Le-
rose.
Three Of these are for Beatty, while it is
supposed only that Foraker will receive the
bulk Of the vote on first ballot
Montgomery Co. held an exciting mass
convention at Dayton. Kennedy and For
akee contested the grounds inch by inch, and
great deal Of the spectacular was INDUCED
by both parties. Badges futtered in the
breezes, flies and drums headed delegations,
| and nip and tuck was said to characterize the
contest as to oratory. The head of the FJr-
| aker ticket received l,472 votes, Kennedy
| 692.
William p. Callahan, Lewis g.
| Gunckel, Emanuel Schultz, Andrew Nixo I,
w. d. Bickham, X. NJ Nevin, Fred Wcis, @
w. Dustin, John Rison, DR.. J. f. Loves, q.
A. Craighead, Rev. D. W. Butler, James H.
Miller, A. A. Winters, Michael Bowers, Paul
Sandridge, Nicholas Dinner, G. A. Waltmire,
II. E. Mead, Graft Kennedy, II. j. Gebhart
Thomas b. Powers, Eugene Shinn.
Mu kingum county-The following dele
gates were chosen, and although they are un
pledged, it is assured that a majority Of them
are for Foraker:
Colonel NJ. Churchill, T. F. Gault, H. II.
Dunn, F. H. Egbert, w. H. H. Francis, DR..
W. p. Marshall, W. A. Mintier, Rev. R A.
Johnson, Fenton Bagley, Thomas Drake, D.
N. Evans, Russell Bethel, W. d. Wells.
Greene county.--In several Of the caucuses
ballots were taken for choice for Governor,
which showed an overwhelming sentiment
for Foraker, but the convention did not in.
struct
Following is a list of the delegates and al
| ternates: Delegates-Cap,ain B. y. Darst, Al
pha; J. A. johnson, Bowersville; Charles
Adams, Yellow Springs; S. A. Gslbreath,
Cedarville; !. N. Barrett, Spring Valley; A.
Wicker ham, Jamestown; r. Stevenson,
Xenia; John Little, Xenia; J. b. Alien,
Xenia; A. II. Bruudage, Xenia.
The alternates are: II. II. Hebble, Fair
field; J. D. Williamson, Xenia; George
Smith, Clifton; J. H. Turnbull, Grape Grove
jamestown; j. II. Jacoby, Goes Station.
Every delegate has been interviewed, and
only one, Captain B. F. Darst, of Alpha. is
opposed to Foraker. He is not for any OF the
other candidates particularly, but simply op-
posed to Judge Foraker.
| Warren C0unty.-A resolution to instruct
for Foraker was withdrawn and the follow
ing passed.
"Resolved, That it is the sense of tins con-
vention that the people Of Warren County
will hail with delight the nomination OF Hon.
]. B. Foraker for Governor Of Ohio"
The following are the delegates and alter.
mates:
Clearcreek, John Y. Blackford, delegate
| w. H. H. Carey, alternate. Deerfeld and
Union, Alonzo Miller, delegate; D. II. Sar-
gent, alternate. Harlem and Salem, William
Crosson, delegate; Albert Anderson, alter
nate. Turtlecreek W. p, J. P. Gichrist,
delegate; q. W. Honesty, alternate. Turtle
creek E. p. 8. W. Brown, delegate; DR..
Frank Frost, alternate. Aassie and WASH
ingto", W. J. Colistt, delegate; e. T.. n.
Williams, alternate. Wayne, Jacob Randall,
delegate; Cyrus Smith, alternate. Hamilton,
Wright Hill, delegate; o. B. Tufts, alternate.
| Butler Co.-Aass Convention held at Ham
ilton, in which great deal of spirit was ex.
hibited. An attempt to instruct for Foraker
was defeated, but 1t is said that the eight
delegates are for Foraker. A committee & {
one from each precinct was appointed to se-
lect delegates to the State Convention. The
following delegates were selected:
l.. N. Slsyback, Houston James, J. T. Sut.
phin, John V. Good, II. u. Logger, I.R. An.
! derson, B. W. Baker, J. L. Cochnower. All.
ternates-James Gifien, s. J. Nicolay, VIM.
N. Sullivan, A. O. Reed, H. @. Richie, John
Mcclellan. David Edwards, A. Rosencranz.
Highland Co. is enthusiastic for Foraker
and passed the following resolution.
"Resolved, That this convention unani.
mously instruct the delegates to cast their
votes for Hon. J. B. Foraker, for Governor.
and TO use all honorable means to secure his
nomination"
The delegates appointed were Fay Bald
win, Of Madison Captain Barrett, Of Paint:
N. A. Garrett, OF Jackson; Hon. j. J. Pucs.
ley and Colonel VIM. II. Glenn, Of Liberty:
Captain T. ID. Matthews, Of Fairfield; Oaptlin
]. A. Bering, OF Dodson.
Fairfield. = The Republicans held their
County Convention at Lancaster, selecting
the following del gats TO the Safe Conyen-
ton; C'lontl Philip Bohs, Jos. 3. Sites, q.
A. Harman, b. A. Thomas, Dan Crnmley.
Captain A. G. Clarke-a solid Foraker dele.
ga'ion. Before the selection Of the delegates
each one openly declared himself for Forsk +.
The convention was largely attended and
very enthusiastic.
Union.-The mass meeting held at Msrys.
vile by the Republicans, " select State dele.
gates, was well attended aud great interest
manifested. Judge job, b Goats wss made
Chairman aud A. p. Beightlrr apd Il. w.
Porter Secretaries. Af'er stirring speech by
Judge Goats, Messrs. r L McAilisier, John
Hobensack Robert Smith. George b. Hsmil
ton, X. l., Woodburn, d. W. Ayers AMI EI-
ward WILDER we're chosen delegates. The,
are not instructed, but will stand about tou,
for Beatty, two tor Foraker and ono for Kerr