Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-07-01
Democratic judicial Circuit Oonven-
ton. ' |ti'lri

Pursuant to call of the Committee the
Democratic delegates of the Third Judicial
Circuit of Ohio met in convention at Findlay
Ohio, Wednesday, June 23rd, 1886, to nomi-
nate one candidate for Judge of said circuit.
The local committee had selected the follow
ing temporary officers:
Chairman-Hon A. P. Byal.
Secretary--Fred. H. Glessner.
Asst Sec'y-=S. R. Kagy. ..
The chairman called the convention to or
der at 1:3O p. M, with the following remarks;
GKNTLEMKs OF THE CoNvESrIoN-On yes
terday, while busted with the cares of my
farm, was notified that had been appoint
ed as temporary chairman of the Democratic
Judicial Convention that meets here to-day.
Recognizing in this appointment compli-
ment more than ordinary to the Agricultur-
alists of this, the Third Judicial Circuit of
Ohio, that one of their number should be se-
lected to preside over so distinguished a
body, composed largely of gentlemen ably
learned in the law. Fellow Democrats of
the third judicial circuit of Ohio, greet you
to-day with good cheer, believing you left
your happy homes and come up here from
the nineteen counties composing this judicial
circuit, united for one purpose, with one OBJ
ject in view, and that purpose and that OBJ
ject being that our Circuit Court shall in the
future be what it has been in the past, sec
ond to none other in the State. 5.y, .,.i r
Believing that Judicial Convention should
not be political in partizan sense, pardon
me for mentioning some questions that must
in the near future enter largely into the poll
tics of this country
The conflict between capital and labor.
This is not question of simplicity, easy of
solution. For hundred years the civilized
world has debated it. No longer is it ques-
ton of dollars, but of happy homes, of
peaceful neigborhoods, of culture, hope and
success.
The vast army of laborers are to-day look
ing to the Democratic party with hope, as
they go forth to their daily toll through the
scorching suns of summer and the bleak
storms of winter, or to their dusty and un-
healthy shops, day after day until the days
grow into years and the years into a lifetime.
While the care-worn wife is busy from early
morn until late at eve; the little barefooted
boys with their chubby fists, and the little
girls in their faded gowns are each doing
what they can to make the wants Of the year
meet. .. .u... i!....eu ,iao wjEr,
While relieving these there must be no un-
fair discrimination against the capital and
brains that build and operate our railroads.
factories, and various industries that give
employment to thousands.
As the labor of this country is divided into
265 departments, the people demand of the
Democratic party such readjustment OF oul
Tariff laws, consistent with the best political
economy of the country, that will as far as
possible relieve labor. .ay ,.tr A.
The Democratic party owe this to them
selves, owe to the country, owe to our adopt
ed citizens whom we meet upon our shores
placing Bible in one hand and the Consti
tuition and laws in the other, with thric'
welcome to our Gland of the free and th'
home of the brave" ....,t ,...., e, En-,
i These people have turned in with us a
true and loyal citizens; their sons have mar
ried our daughters, and our sons have mar
ried their daughters. While. welcome i
thus extended to all who desire to become
good citizens, there should be protection
from the influx of pauperism and disturbing
elements from Europe. ..2 -e"..@" #
On motion of Hon. Doane Cunningham, O
Allen county, the temporary officers wer
made the permanent officers of the conyen
ton. D. 4, .Ir... ... yll.a.3.t. ..t'
!, On motion of Hon. Joel V. Gibson, o
, Wyandot county, Judge Thomas Beer, o
J Bucyrus, was unanimously renominated b.
acclamation as candidate for Judge of th
| Circuit Court of the Third Judicial Distric
of Ohio. ...........
On motion the Chair appointed Judg
Pendleton, Hon. Joel V. Gibson and Hon. A
Blackford to notify Judge Beer of the actiol
of the convention. r.'-' -,'.
On motion the following Judicial Commit
1, tee was selected .""'" 1
Allen-J. o. Ohler. -I H'. Hua
Auglaize--Hon. M. d. Shaw. YGut
. Crawford-Shannon Clements. ': VI
t Fulton-Hon. j. A. Wilkins. nl. .a...
, Hardin-S. T. Armstrong. .H.l,..,,.
Z Henry-Martin Knupp. ..n, .....-,
4 Hancock-Al. Zugschwert. ..
l Marion-C. H. Norris. ....-
4. Mercer-A. P. j. Snyder.
t Putnam-Dr. W. "a. Hickey.
; Seneca-Hon. E. B. Hubbard.
Wood-F. A. Baldwin.
Wyandot-M. A. Smalley.
On motion the Chairman of the Count
Central Committee of the counties not rel
q I -,o,o o,,,,o;nfad IN tho oommittne