The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-08-31


while serving as School Commission
er is also well known. His able
work at the New Orleans Exposi-
tion has not been forgotten.
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State Democratic Convention.
We give below the Vice Presidents
of the State Democratic Convention
and the several Committees which
we had not room to report lastweek.
ORGANIzAmoN-O On the 10Th the del
egates from the various districts met
at the headquarters assigned to
them and selected their Vice-Presi-
dents and members of the various
standing committees. The counties
were, as a rule, well represented, and
in some of the districts there were
rather warm contests. The Nine
teenth was the last delegation to re-
port, owing to a contest in the
Rainesville delegation. For
vICE-PREsIDENTs.
Of the convention the following gen
tlemen were chosen:
First District-James c. Buck,
Hamilton.
Second District-Gabriel Dir,
Hamilton.
Third District. A. Kerr, Mia
mi. =,
Fourth District. c. Leblond,
Mercer.
Fifth District-Allen W. Smalley,
Wyandot.
Sixth District-S--=H.- -KeatleNI
Fulton. m
Seventh District-W. F. Ellsroth,
Warren. a
Eighth District-w. V. Morgan,
Logan. "a
Ninth District-H. L. vanfeet,
Marion. ;aa a
Tenth District-Charles Roose,
Ottawa. q.
Eleventh District-,James NJ. Kerr
Gallia. s r
Twelfth District-E. L. Ford, Fay
cite. sn
Thirteenth District-J.S. Preisner,
Hooking. rs H
Fourteenth District-D. l.. Wads-
worth, Lorain.
Fifteenth District-James H. Ham
ilton, Monroe, .faa
Sixteenth District-James NJ. Will
Jams, Coshocton. aa
Seventeenth District-Levi Nor
gan, Belmont. bsi 9
Eighteenth District-Junius Fer
rell, Carroll, qtia late s!
Nineteenth District-J, L. Bruce,
Geauga.
Twentieth District-W. B. Tame
hill, Summit.
Twenty-frst District-Thomas Az
worthy, Cuyahoga. .,tiis
NEW COMMITTEE on RESOLUTIONS.
First District, j. W. Dawson, Ham
ilton; Second District, d. T. Rohan,
Hamilton; Third District, r. ID. Mar
shall, Montgomery; Fourth District,
George w. Moore, Darke; Fifth Dis
trict, DIR. j. X. Norton, Seneca; Sixth
District, G. NJ. Saltgaber, Van Vert
Seventh District, ]. G. MeKemy, But
Ter; Eighth District, George Spence,
Clark; Ninth District, L. A. Powell,
Delaware; Tenth District, w. +.
Haynes, Sandusky; Eleventh Dis
trict, Leo Ebert, Lawrence; Twelfth
District, Chas. Palmer, Fayette;
Thirteenth District, Allen 0. Myers,
Franklin; Fourteenth District, Geo.
w. Geddes, Richland; Fifteenth Dis
trict, A. J. Warner, Washington;
Sixteenth District, /. r. Critchfield,
Holmes; Seventeenth District, w.
H. Arnold, Harrison; Eighteenth
District, j. II. Wallace, Columbiana
Nineteenth District, /. F. Wilcox,
Portage; Twentieth District, John
McSweeney, Wayne; Twenty-first
District, w. w. Armstrong, Cuya-
hoga.
MEMBERS STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
:. First District, Lew G. Bernard,
Hamilton; Second District, T. J. Co
gan, Hamilton; Third District, w.
d. McKemy, Montgomery; Fourth
District, &. W. Leblond, Mercer;
Fifth District, G. NJ. Haskell, Put
nam; Sixth District Fl. G. Grosch-
ner, Henry; Seventh District, Peter
Schwab, Butler; Eighth District, A.
r. Van Cleaf, Pickaway; Ninth Dis
trict, John d. Gollcy, Morrow; Tenth
District, Joseph Puckrin, Erie; Elev-
enth District, Michael Stanton, Sci
OTTO; Twelfth District, Judge George
p. Taylor, Brown; Thirteenth Dis
trict, J. A. Huffman, Perry; Four
teenth District, James L. Seward,
Richland; Fifteenth District, Henry
BOIL, Washington; Sixteenth Dis
trict, n, L. Korte, Muskingum; Sew
enteenth District, John NJ. Amos,
Guernsey; Eighteenth District; John
+. Blake, Stark; Nineteenth District,
II. d. Hunt, Trumbull; Twentieth
District, Frank Fullerton, Medina;
Twenty-first District, A. G. Har-
baugh, Cuyahoga.
Thousands Say So.
Mr.. I. w. Atkins, Girard, Kan,
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