The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-08-06
County Central Com Il. ittee
M E Ell I n 6 !

Lie uIeHuOCIs vi 'hS AS
cratic County Central Commit
tee met in the Court Room on
Saturday last, at one o'clock, f.
NJ. Thos. Meldrim in the chair.
On motion the roll was called
of the new Committeeman, and
the following answered to their
names
Benton-Ben Allen.
| Falls-G. w. Llos d. NJ. Hense'.
Logan. 1st W-Chas Heft, Cub.
! " 2d-W 2 Price.
" 3d-Lafe Warner.
" 4,h-Wm Leonard.
Falls Gore-A J Burgess.
Good Hope-Peter Smith.
! Gree,-Eli Chute.
La,,rri-Juhn Hansen (sub.
Marion-Geo Weidner.
Perry A Mcclellan, Nelson
Armstrong.
Starr-A l. O'Neal.
Salt Creek-Lewis Green (sub.
Washington-Daniel Schaal.
Ward, 1st Planes Gallagher.
On nation it was agreed that
George Weidner of Marion, and
James Gallagher of Ward. cast
full vote of their townships.
On motion, Ben Allen was ap-
pointed temporary Chairman.
On motion, G. NJ. Gould was
continued as temporary Sect'y.
Mr.. Price moved that the Conf-
mittee 60 into executive session.
Pending the motion, MIR. Price
offered the following resolutions,
Which were adopted:
Resolved, by the Democratic
Central Committee of Hooking
county:
First-That as it is the duty of
every Democrat to sustain, sup
port and encourage in every le-
yItimate way the principles of
The party, aud as The most effec-
tive way OF so doing, is by his
vote, therefore it is enjoined up
on every Democrat of the coun
ty, that in The perIol nance of his
duty he be at the polls and vote
on the I'd Tuesday of October
next for all the Democratic nom
inves.
Second-That as the legitimate
power and authority Of the Exec
utive Committee is derived from
this Committee, which created
il; therefore, the said Executive
Committee is from its very orr
gin subordinate to this Commit
lee, aud accountable TO 1t for the
abuse or non use of the powers
delegated. But this shall not be
construed as in any wise limiting
the just powers of the said COM
mntiee as an executive body in
the management of the campaign
in such manner as it may deem
advisable.
Third-That said executive
committee be required to keep
an accurate record of all its pro
, eedingS, its receipts and expen
ditures, which record shall be
open to inspection by a commit
tee of two members, to he ap-
pointed by this committee, who
shall examine said record after
the campaign shall close and all
shall have been
made, and report to this commit
tee at its next meeting thereaf
ter, the result of the eXamina
ton; whether such record is cor
rect and regular in all respects;
but in no event shall said record
be made public, and this com
mittee shall act upon the report
Of said committee of two in such |
manner as it may then think
best.
Mr.. Green presented the fol-
lowing resolution, which was
adopted:
Resolved, That the Democracy
of Hooking county mourn the
death of General U. S. Grant, an
ex-Prcsident of the United States,
a gallant soldier and an honrable
and upright ci,izen, and tender
sincere sympathy to his family in
their bereavement.
The Central Committee then
vent into Executive Session.
During the absence Of the COM
mittee there were expressions of
good cheer from a number of
Democrats, which were loudly |
apl,lsu.lel.
On assembling of the new Cen
tral Committee, the old Commit
lee then retired.
TEos. MELDRIM, Chm.
G. NJ. Gould, .Sec'y.