The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-09-02

j. On taking the chair Mr. Wrigh
said he considered Il a high hor
|. or 10 preside even temporarll
over such a convention. He wa
Il glad to see the harmony ar
e unanimity that prevailed. Their
: was not a wrangle or a jangl
f from "Big Franklin to Littl
y Hooking" and it all forebo de
Democratic victory. II was th'
!, first opportunity the Democrat
9 Of this section had had to expires
: themselves upon the action o
the late Legislature and he ex-
pected to see them do it now il
8 no dubious terms. They had me-
5 for business, and every one should
speak and be heard. There were
no Bob Kennedys there. The
, Democrats of the State and Ma
ton were more prosperous than
ever before. He referred 10 the
losses of the party in the death
of Tilden, Hendricks Mcclellan,
Seymour and others, but SAID the
party was always blest with nu-
merous Elishas upon whom their
mantles would fall. At the men,
ton of Tilden's and Hendricks
names there was tremendous ap-
plause.
The following committees were
chosen:
On Credentials-A j Co,ner,
Fairfield; d Obetz. franklin; Chas
Davis, Hooking; Saml Edmond,
Perry
On Permanent Organization:
A II Ginder, Fairfield; George s
Peters, Franklin; V C Lowry,
Hooking; l. A Dean, Perry.
On Rules and Order of Busi-
ness-Thos DUN, Fairfield; W
Young, Franklin Lafe Warner,
Hooking; Jonas Richards. Perry.
On Resolutions-Dan Danehy,
Fairfield; Cyrus Fields, Franklin;
w P Price. Hooking; j q Huff
man. Perry.
DIST. Committee-H B Charles
Fairfield; Albert Walcut, Frank
lin: Judge Acker, blocking; P N
CullInan, Perry.
The Convention then took re-
cess Till 1! O'Clock, P NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention was called to
order at las by the Temporary
Chairman, Mr. o " H Wright,
and a call vas made for a report
of the several Committees. MIR.
Peters, the Chairman of the Com
mittee on Permanent Organiza-
tion. not being in the hall,
Franklin county delegate made
motion that the Chair appoint
to 60 out and find the
He was selected and
after fruitless search, returned
and reported the lost could not
be found. Mr.. Peters made his
shortly afterward, ,and
apologizing to the Convention for
his tardiness, said that it was
scheme on the part of several men
in Lancaster to detain him so that
the Frankling county delegation
would not get off on the afternoon
train, but be forgave them as
hey had treated him nicely. The
following
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION
was then announced: Perma-
nent President, Tall Slough; Vice
Presidents, Fred Oberle, Fair
ield; A Nixon, Hooking; Andrew
Wilson, Franklin, and David
Sherman, Perry. Permanent Sec
.etary, Hon James Retallic. of
Perry; Assistants, John 7. Gale, =.
Alfred Weaver, Fair
ield; Geo johnson, Hooking, and
Edward Kempf, Perry.
On being introduced by the /
Temporary Chairman, Mr. Slough i
advanced and made one of the
pest speeches of his life. 1t was
,eceived by rounds of applause. :
The Committee on Credentials
the delegations from the
onr counties complete. and no |
and on motion the re. {
bort was adopted. d
The Committee On Rules and
regulations reported the follow
ng:
1. This Convention shall be Il
.overned by the rules of the Ohio S
1ouse of Representatives. I
2. Ali nominations shall be I
made by a call of the counties in a
lphabeticaI order. t
Sir. Price, for the Committee on t
resolutions, submitted their re- &
ort as follows: a
RESOLUTIONS.
1. We cordially endorse and :
pprove the administrative poll =;
v of President Grover Cleveland. y
Q. We endorse the State ticket . .,
ominated at Toledo. and the 4
latiorm OF p i C Il adopted. . .
3. We heartily endorse and ap- !, =,
rove the course of onr kepre- =: :.
sntative in Congress, Hon. Jos. I !, =
|. Outhwaite. n
4. We earnestly and emphatic
lily condemn the usurpation of
he power and prerogatives OF the 3
enate of Ohio by the Republi a. a.
an minority and the presiding n n
fficer, r. p. Kennedy, and we D
II nc an nuunraca1anfc5l W