The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-04
OHIO LEGISLATURE.
TIE RESULT OF THE oAUcUsEs.
Eutrokin Nominated by Republicans for
Speaker os the HOu's, and O'Nsn By the
Democrat for President of the Senate.
The Hamilton County Frauds.

and II is being announced that Mr.. Beatty,
Of Logan, would arrive az noon. The time
for holding the caucus was fixed at 2;30
O'Clock, and tho work Of presenting claims
OF candidates was pursued vigorously.
Long before the time for meeting mem
bers commenced vending their way to
the Capitol, and before the hour of meet.
ing arrived all the members, except Mr..
Fsrrar, OF Guernsey who is sick and uu.
able TO be here for Y day or two, we're in
their seats and ready for work before
them.
At hall past Hon, Dan ]. Ryan called
tho CAUCUS to order, and moyHd that Hon.
seth w. Brown, OF Warren, be made
Chairman, which was agreed to unani,
nously,
On motion OF Mr., Ryan, tho roll was
called, aud hfLy-seven members were
tound present, the absentee being Mr.,
Fartar, Of Guernsey
Mr, Cameron offered resolution pro.
vidiug that the selection OF candidates be
by ballot, and that In presenting Candi-
datea the names aud counties only be
given. The effect OF this was to cut on
speeCh-nlaking, and alter short discus.
SION aud one or two minor amendments,
tho resolution was Adopted.
Mr.. Barrett, Of Highland, and Mr..
Beatty, Of Logan, were appointed tellers,
Colonel PooTman moved 10 proceed to
the nomination Of candidates for Speaker,
and that motion having carried stiffness
teigned Tor about moment, when Mr..
Washburn got the floor and said it al.
lOrded him great pleasure to present the
name Of Hon. Thomas Cowgirl, Of Cham.
paign. He started oil to make another rG.
mark, but halt was called, and other
names were presented " follOws:
Mr., Barrett, Of Highland, nominated
Colonel john O. Entrekln; Mr.. Shepard
presented the name Of Hon. Henry U.
lay lor, OF franklin.
Entrekin was nominated on the second
ballot. d. j. Ryan WAS chosen US can.
didate for Speaker pro TEN; ]. B. Allen,
sergeant-St.arms, David Lanning, Clerk,
sEEATORIAL CAUCUS.
The Republican Senatorial caucus melt
in the Secretary Of States office al O'Clock.
this evening to select capdldates to b.
voted Tor at The organization Of the Senate
on Monday. The course to be pursued BY
the Republicans, who have been placed Ia
the minority by tho Cincinnati forge1ies,
was discussed. Senator Ely, OF CuyahoSa,
WAS by resolution selected to represent
the Republicans in arranging the com.
mittees, and instructed to notifythe Dem.
OCrats that fair representation was ex.
peCEed. Mr.. Ely, on behalf OF bis party,
will demand three members on each com.
mltteO Of seven, four on committee OF nine
and two on committee Of Ave.
Following are the caucus nominees for
Senate officers:
President pro tenn, George Fl. Ely, Guy.
ahoga; Chief Clerk, ]. X. Brown, Frank.
lin; Journal Clerk, Eugene Shinn, Mont.
gomsry; Message Clerk, C.,W. Marshall,
Pike; Engrossing Cletk, Miss Alice Board.
man, Highland; Enfolling Clerk, W. Ii.
Roney, Franklin, Recording Clerk, Albert
Henry, Ashtabula Setgoant.at-Arlns, Day.
ton W. Glenn, CuyahOga; First Assistant,
Y. O. Richardson, Hamilton; Second AS.
sistant, Alexander Mcdowell, Ashland.
Observation-Disclosures CAUCUS
senator O'Nsll NOnlna,sd for President Pro
Tem.-othee Candidates selected.
| CoLUusus, o., Jan. 2.-The Democratic
Senatorial caucus was held in the Senate
chamber this evening. Everything was
cut and dried, and was carried out accord.
Ing to previously arranged programme
The MosSbacks and Kids laid down to.
gether but the MossbaCks were inside the
Kids, 1t was noticeable that Lieutenant
Governor Warwick was ConspiCuouBly ab.
sent.
The caucus was called to order by sena.
tor Gable, and, on motion OF Mr.. Bra.
shears, A. r. vGnCleai, Of PiCkaway, waS
called TO the chair.
]. ]. Sullivan, Of Holmes, was made
Secretary, and II. Q. Groshner, Of Lucas,
Assistant Secretary.
Senator Gable moved that they 90 into
executive session, WHICH was carried.
Senator Gable then nominated Senator
| 0'Neil for President pro TEN. and he was
elected without opposition. He respond.
ed in a short speech, thanking his fellow
members,
George W. Chtes nominated O. L. Val.
landigham for Chief Clerk, and he was
elected by acclRmntion.
]. j. Sullivan nominated 7. ]. Fisk, of
Morrow, for journal Clerk, and his nomi.
nation was also by aCclamation.
The nominations for Message Clerk
were John Y. Tracy, Of Musklngum, Oar.
los Trevett, Of franklin, and W. r. Wal.
ker, Of Clermont Trevett was nominated
On the first ballot, having received fifteen
votes.
Miss Nellie O'Hagan, OF Erie, was nom.
mated on first ballot over Ellis Williams,
Of Licking, for Engrossing Clerk, the for.
mer having ltteen votes,
The nominations for Enrolling Clerk
we're, I. s. Howell, Of SCiotoj W. Il.
Walker, Of Clermont; Jas. Grogan, OF Lu.
cas-; |. I. Moore, Of Hamilton Ward Ford,
Of Muskingum. -Four ballots were taken
for this Office, resulting In tho selection OF
Grogan with eleven votes, Moore three
and Walker two
The Recording Clerk nominees were
Jas. Ireland, Of Warren, and ]. +. Muir.
guson, Of franklin, the Grst ballot result
| Ing In the election Of the former with 10
votes, and the latter s. The nominations
for SergeAnt.at-Arms were Chas. Negley,
Of DAfke Buck lifady, Of Hamilton, and
10. s.. Parker, oi Huron. The ballot re.
suited: NeglVy 49, Brady 4, Parker 8,
nominating the frat named.
The nominations for Fitst Assistant Ser.
geantat.arrns were Dan ]. 0'Neil, OF Guy.
ahOgaI John j. Brady, Of Hamilton, and
Andrew Hennessy, ol Allen.
Three ballots were taken, the last re.
BultiDg. 0'Neil IL, Brady 0, Hennesey /.
The nominations for Second Assistant
EetgeAntat.At were. i. German, oil
Fianklin; John W. Lee, w. X, Flower, Of
CoshoCtoh w. Hough, Of Lucas, and w,
j, MAloy, Addison was nominated on
the second ballot With IA votes, The
caucus then adjourned.
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