Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-07
CENTRAL COMMITTEE MEETING.


Selection oI DcIrgatcs tor the t"nGrG>
,iunnI Convention Other Busine>s.
From Sunday'S Edition.
There was good attendance at the meet
ing of the Clark county republican central
In the auditors office Saturday
afternoon. pursuant 10 the call OF the chair
man. q. F. SrrNi>~. The c"mmitt"" got
down to business at $50.
r. H. RannrllN, Esq. of New Carlisle
was elected member of the commit
tee. Vice Frank Murrhead, resigned.
Cha~ G.. Bartlett was elected 10 I'LL a va
cancy in Mad River township. Dr Battin
was elected to represent Selma precinct.
Madison township.
Pearl Cartmell moved that the C"mmIttr"
proceed at once 10 the appointment "t l"
delegates tu represent Clark Co. in the state
convention, this being the number to which
the county is entitled on the accepted basis
of representation. seven Of thrN" To he
from the city and five from the c"un-
ty. II. &. Hamlm amended, by
moving that only city members
of the committee vote for city delegates and
couutry committee for outside delegates.
This was agreed to. Also that those re-
ceiying the highest number of ballots be
delegates and the lowest alternateS. On
motion it WAS decided 10 number the alter
mates in the order of the number OF votes
each should receive. Names were then
suggested. and the following delegates and
aitrrnateS selected To the state convention
CRY Delegates A = Bushnell, }. W.
Krifrr J. l. Ambrose. John { Miller, Jas.
| Buford. Jas Blakeny, c. +. Winters. Al
trrnattS II. Il. lIan~ell, t) K. +. Ludlow,
80 d. {. Pullman, a. J. {. Kelly, t2l o.
| q. Rouse. 81 +. NJ. Bookwalter, t6l Gra-
ham Deuwell, ~.
COUNTRY Delegates w. rawlings,
II. F.. Bateman. Geo. W. Cottey. Geo. +,
Johnson. B. II. RanmellS. Alternates
B. G"odfellow, l2i Nlmr"d Gibson, l3
Frank J. Webb. a. W. II. Strrrctt, t5l
Geo. b. Hunt (6l Geo. Elder ~.
Dr. Studrbaker then presented the t"
lowing resolution. which was unanimous
adopted:
Resolved. That the thirteen delegate
| from lar h county li' lit NNtiAS N'hNNit'''
| be and arr hereby instructed I" Suppnr
Col. James f. Stewart for the position q
clerk of the supreme court, being CIarE
cpuuty'S choice and candidate for that posi-
| ton
L. VI. Cartmell made the following mo
ton:
| That delegates 10 the convention of tn,
eighth congressional district to he heI'
| August u, bt elected in county precincts oI
SATURDAY.. August II. at the following hours
| Madison township ) To ; p. m: MadrINer
Il Ia u. NJ: Bethel, & To 9p. m; Spring
| field. :! to p. M; Harmony. Ia i. m.
| fremont. , Ia I y. III; Lawrenceville. ; Il
| y. m: Pleasant; ; Ia : 2. M; Monrehcl'
| and Pike. ; Ia . y. m; and IN the city pre-
cinctS on Friday. August Il, from {" =
| III. at the various voting places or som,
place designated by the central commit
tt-.; and that the several wards
townships and voting precincts be entitled
Ia the following number of delegates
| puumrllSville precinct. |: New Carlisle prr
| ciuct. :: l.awrenctVille precinct, |: Ire
mont precinct. |: Greene township. :: liar
mony township. 3; Madison township 1
| Mad River township >; M""retield town
ship. ;: Pike township, >: Pleasant town
shin. ;: Springfield township, 3: FirS
ward. >: Second. ,; third. Il; fourth. 1: iitth
:: sixth. {: seventh. 3; eighth. 4; ninth. >.
The motion prevailed. The committe
| then adiuurnpd