Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-08-04
CLARK REPUBLICANS
COUNTY CONVENTION Ar Tine WIG
VAN. IUGUsri.

TbrouyLout-A Racket in tho Credsu-
tia,. Com mitte. business Up to the
Hour of Going to Press.
The cooluess succeeding recent storms is
not only grateful, but is a positive advantage
to the members of the republican county con-
veuton in session here today, in the new
wigwam dixie the boys new shirt, which was
"made out Of dads old one at Main and
Center streets, and it is beyond question that
the attendance of delegates, alternates and
spectators is increased by these atmospheric
conditions; certainly the convention is one
of the largest best humored, most animated
and business like that ever came together,
representing the dominant political party in
this republican stronghold Of Clark county.
There were 500 present at the afternoon
session.
There were indications an hour in advance
of the time for opening Of the character OF
the asscmblsge knots of men from all parts
of the county being seen near the wigwam
among which were all the familiar faces in
local political gatherings. Properly lettered
cards suspended to cords stretched overhead
across the hall designated the positions of the
township and ward delegations, which at last
were seated, after some muscular manipula-
ton Of the gavel in the hands OF Jown W.
Parsons, chairman county central COMMITTEES,
who at lO:4j called the convention to order.
w. H. Sterrett proposed r. ID. Evans, OF
Springfield township, tor temporary chairman
OF the convention, but that gentleman de-
clined and on motion OF j. b. Trumbo, Geo.
n. Elder, of Greene, was made temporary
chairman, and on motion Of James Fleming,
F.. NJ. Campbell, sth ward, WAS elected ten
porary secretary. Mr., Elder, in accepting
the temporary chairmanship, spoke briefly,
returning thanks tor the honor and declaring
his answering devotion to republicanism.
On Mr. Trumbos motion a committee Of
one from each voting precinct was appointed
AS follows:
RULES AND ORDER or BUSINESS.
First Ward, j. S. Miles; Second ward
C. A. Davis; Third ward, precinct A, Charles
Stout; preci-ct B, G. G. Jones; Fourth ward
George S. Dial; Fifth ward, precinct A, ]. l.
Pett!crew; precinct b, Benz. Butler; Sixth
precinct A, DR.. W. q. Bryant; precinct B
David RI. Ackersou; Seventh ward, r. A
Wick, p. J. Clevenger; Eighth ward, Josh
Smith Ninth ward, J. NJ. Todd; Springfield
township, A. Eolcomb; Dounelsvile, J. b.
Grain; Medwsy, Frank McLane; New Car
Isle, Morris Woods; Lawrencevlle, John
Mnninch; fremont, d. G.. Carter; Greene,
Captain Perry Stewart; Harmony, J. A.
Stewart Madison, Stacey Rankin; Mad
River, ]. " Hardman; Moorefeld, J. >. Lay
ton; Pike, W. S. Black; Pleasant James
ArSogast
At this stage P. NJ. Cartmell raised the
point of order that separate precincts were
not, according to precedents, entitled TO rep.
resenta,ion on committees, but only ward
and tow nships. The convention decided th'
other way and the call proceeded.
COMMITTEE ON CREDENTIALS
Donnelsville, j. B. Trumbo, Midway, J. A
Hershey. New Carlisle, F. p. Noorehead
Lawrenceville, Chas Hinkle, Mad River
A. r. Miller, Greene, r. N. Elder, Harmony
L..Ltybourn. Madison, f. p. Updeprove
Mo1ref Id, Frank Baldwin, Pike, W. H
field, j. NJ. Stewart, First ward, NJ. O'Neill ,jr,
Second, E T. Taoma., Third, A, R. Q. King,
B, Olin O. Rouse, Fourth, DR.. Henry Bald
win, Fifth, A, G. S. Kay, B, D. W. Stroud
SIKH, A. WIN. II. Hamilton, b. |. N. Kitch.
en-, Seventh A, A. G.. Mckenzie, B, John G
Parsons, Eighth, A, Theo. N. Gugenheim, b
H. c. Lay bourn, Ninth G. A. Roberts.
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
Donnelsviile, James Allen; Medway, VIM
Wise; New Carlisle, C. H. Reynolds; Law.
rencevllle, W. H. Barker; fremont, Geo. Full.
ler; Greene, |. N Kitchens; Harmony, Tnos
Shocknessy; Madison, R. B. McCollum; Mac
River, B. G Bartlett; Moorefeld, A. W. Mum
per; Pike, p. N. Hawke; Pleasant, Georg
Coifey; Springfield, J. N. Benson; Firs
ward, o. H. Newby; Second, W. s. Dent
Third, A, VIM. whiteley; B, VIM. Mill
Fourth, T. J. Pr!ngle. Fifth A, c. R. Grain
B, J. j. Snyder. Sixth, A, Chase Stewart; h
Jas. b. Mckay. Seventh, A, +. N. Ellis
worth, Otto Briggs. Eighth, A, Jas. Elem
ing, 9. S. Spaulding. Ninth, Ed Smith.
RESOLUTIONS.
Donnelsville, +. S. Harness; Medway, R.
Aston; New Carlisle, J. Il. Cory; Lawrence
vile, Z. G.. Coffin; fremont, w. H. Baker
Greene, Geo. Elder; Harmony, Z. s. Binsbey
Madison, Sanford Gregg; Mad River, Z. "
johnson; Moorefeld, John Rankin; Pike, Il
j. Fuuderberg; Pleasant, VIM. Neal; Spring
Fl Id, Il. D Evans; First ward. W. 7. Brass
field; S-cord, J. G. Cartwell; Third, A, Isas
CJblen'z; b, James Auderspn. Fourth, Chas
Cst1cart. Filth, A, W. s. Ne~berry; B, VIM
Pipes. ) XIII, A, Aug n Summers; b, Theo
Tr upe. Seventh, A, Walter <. Mills; B
D4pi-l smith. Eighth, A, Wm. W. Lewis
B. Ed II. Furniss. Ninth, @. 0. Kennedy
Places OF meeting Tor committees, imme
diatey after adjournment were announced q
follows: Credentials, W. l.. Weaver's Office
Rules and Order of Business, Squire Stout
office; Permanent Organization, Chase Stew
arts Office, room 10. Arcade; Resolutions
Squire Gile;'s Office.
On W. H. Sterrett's motion. the nev
county central committee, tor 1886, was az.
nouoced as follows:
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Donnelsvilie, j. e. Lovrey; Msdwsy, r
s. Aston; New Carlisle, r. p. Moorehesd
Lawrenceville, y. G. Coffin fremont, Josep
Collins; Greene Thomas q. Stewart; Har
mony. John Goodiellow Madison, J. {
Pdugle; Mad River, o. N. Marquart; Moore
field, George b. Hunt; Pike, b. X. Niunich
Pleasant. W. +. Bloyeri Springfield, Hsnni