Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-06-08

TO secure his nomination, and pledgipg the
delegates to support the nominees Of the
State Convention. Captain Smith spoke |
against the idea of ins,iucting delegates for
any person. Captain Lee supported his
speech In eulogy Of General Bes y, and
was followed by Mr.. Ray and DeBuits In the
same vein. The resolution was aiopted with
but one or two dissenting voices.
On motion OF O. d. FirestOne, a committee
was appointed to wait on General Beatty aud
invite him to appear before tho convention.
General Beatty was received with shouts and
cheers. He said that to be mentioned 10
connecten with so high an Office by ones
friends and neighbors was something Of
which any man might feel proud, and
he returned his acknow owledgments for the
same. He said further that he desired to say
to the delegates from franklin county that
when In the convention they thought they
could nominate a man for Governor whose
nomination would be better than his, he
wanted them TO nominate that man. He
pledged himself 10 support the nominees of
the Springfield orvention, and assured the
delegates that whoever might be nominated,
no one would give the nominee heartier
support than himself.
Following is a list Of the delegates to the
Springfield conventions: Edward Pagels, ex-
Governor J. B. Neil, w. s. Joseph, l. T.
Guerin, r, N. Rownd, W. II. Roney. Jonah
Mulberry, Fred Gunsaulus, Fred Zimmerman,
F. Q. Hensel, N. X. Taylor, w. o. Tolford, d.
F. Pugh, Chas. Bryson, Leo Hirsch, W. ..
Roe, W. X. Pinkerton. F. 8. Rarey, Orange
Sells. A. f. Sprague, g. W. Ray, and G. +.
Markeson. The delegation is also for Watson
for Attorney General, It is understood.
Hardin County.-The Rer ublcans Of Hsr-
din County met In convention at Kenton to
select delegates to the State Convention.
Judge 8. L. Hoge presided. and the conven-
ton was addressed by General James 8. Rob-
inson and Colonel L. N. Strong. The con-
vention selected the following delegates, who
go to the convention at Spring ield unin-
structed: W. A. Fleming, s. l.. Hoge, +. s.
Butler, Captain Pierce, H. G. Roller, A. Car
min and John L. Clark.
The sentiment here is in favor of General
Kennedy, and the delegates will probably vote
accordingly.
astic convention Of Republicans, to-day,
county officers were selected and the follow
ing delegates TO the State Convention
chosen, with preferences as indicated: Col.
W. H. Taylor, Foraker first, Kennedy second !;
|. F. Mitchell, Kennedy, Foraker; D. B. Lei
ter, Kennedy, Foraker; B. ]. Williams,
Beatty, Kennedy; Captiin D. W. Wilson, un-
pledged, but known to be favorable 10 For
aker; Hunt Brown, Kennedy, Foraker; W.
W. Cockley, Foraker. Williams is cousin
of Beatty, which explains his first choice.
Foraker is favorably considered by all, while
Beatty bitterly opposed by some.
Summit.-Selected the following delegates
G. W. Grouse. A. l.. Conger, N. d. Tibbals,
| U. l.. Marvin, s. N. Burnham, Robert Quinn,
l.. s. Ebright, Akron; NJ. G. Reed, Hudson
Geo. Sackett, Cuyahoga Falls; N. F. Hamlin,
Portage; q. s. Parsons, Bath B. F. Braddock,
Richfield; p. B. johnson, Talmadge. A reso-
luion was adopted iudorsing the candidacy
OF Hon. j. A. KOhler for Attorney General
an1 recommending him as eminently fitted
tor the position.
Daike.-The delegates from Darke county
selected here, are Hon. J. R. Knox, Elijah
Devor, f. Broaden, jr., E. P. Clemens, n
Dorwin. +. 7. Conkling, J. A. Gruver, r. s
Frizell, Hale Bell, without instruction
Public expressions among Republicans here
show majority in favor of Foraker, but
there are many who believe the nomination Of
either Rose, Kennedy or Bingham would be
safer.
Auglaize-The delegates are as follows: A.
N. Kuhn, L. X. Stroup. Oliver Joy and
Henry Kuenzel. The alternates are W.
McMurray. Henry Moser, Z. N. Piper ant
J. R. Bennett. The convention, by a unani
nous vote, instructed the delegates to sup
port Judge Foraker for Governor, and T. w
Brotherton, Esq, for Lieutenant Governor.
Gallia-Ot the delegates to the State Con
vention W. s. Matthews, William Nash, D
II. Baldrdge, J. W. Mccormick, 8. NJ. Bran.
dyberry, J. T. Halliday and David Lasley, 81,
prefer Foraker and one no choice. Unin
structed.
Champaign-The eight delegates to III,
State Convention will be for Gen. Kennedy.
Msrion-The following delegates wer,
elected to-day: H. 9. Hoberman, Joshui
Copeland, w. q. Davis, J. ]. Hane aud J. F
Apt. Preferences-Two for Foraker. tw,
for Beatty, and one for Kennedy, the latte
having Beatty for second choice.
Pickaway-Elected the following delegateI
for the State Convention at Springfield, o.
W. II. Ker rnedy, VIM. T. Wood, Ezra Hill
James Ballard, John Grace, Harry E. Lutz
Delegates unpledged.
Holmes-The following were chosen dele
gates to the State Convention: John Stem
metz, NJ. 7. Scarborough and A. 8. McCul
loch. Alternates, Melvin Marqui, Jno. Casto
and l.. b. Duncan. No instructions wer,
given, but Foraker may count on them all,
| Clsrk-The delegates have already beer
chosen by the Central Committee. They ar,
seven in number, and six are believed to fayo
Kennedy for Governor.
Stark-The following delegates wer,
elected: Congressman Mckinley, ex-Repre
sentative Snyder, Henry A. Weaver, DR.. E
U. Portman and Charles q. Cook. The del
egstes are not instructed, but are thought t.
favor Foraker.
Clement Russell, of Massillon, secured tb,
entire nineteen Senatorial votes with a ma
jority of l7s over Representative Conrad
Crawford-The five delegates chosen arr
Jacob Scroggs, J. B. Morgan, -. H. Green
DR.. II. s. Bevington and Al Haworth. Tn,
convention instructed the delegates TO work
and vote for Dan Babst for Attorney Gen.
eral.
The following resolution is adopted:
"Resolved, That 1t be the sense OF the con.
vention that we favor Hon. ]. B. Foraker q
candidate for Governor"
| Washington-The following delegates were
selected, who are not pledged to any candi.
date: General R. R. Dawes, J. L. Stanley, B.
B. Stone, Captain VIM. Thornley,, W. p. DYE,
W. H. Leeper, 7. J. Connor, James Haddcw,
A. L. Curtis. Peter Kuuz, jr.
Kuox-The following are the delegates: F:
Hon. W. O. Cooper, |. D. Maxwell, W. H,
Frost, VIM. Hamilton, L. II. Lewis, T. o.
Head and Israel Underwood. Alternates; ].
B. Wright, W. E. Seton, W. H. Mitchell. d.
K. Blystone, VIM. Cow. WIN. RaIston, ]. B.
8. Cassell.
The delegation will 20 uninstructed, but in
conversation with prominent member of
the delegation your correspondent was in.