The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-08-25

for Young. sandusky changed to seven for
to ten votes aos
from the Nineteenth District jumped upon n
chair and moved q suspension OF the rules.
Of BOSTON q. Young and moved to make ma tii The
nomination Of Mcbride by acclamation. The
ayes had IL and
M'BRrDE WAS NoM1SArED.
Billy Armstrong frcn Cuyahoga, moved
wise Mcbride Of ME nominatioh. The chair
appointed Hon. w. Armstrong, Mr.. Bohl and
DIR. Fulton, of Crawford. as the committee.
FOR SUPREME COURT JUDGE.
The chairman announced that the conven'
ton was ready to receive nominations for
Judge Of supreme court. On motion the rules
were suspended and Judge N. d. Follett was
nominated BY acclamation.
CLERK SUPREME COURT.
The rules were suspended on all nomina-
tious to be made, the call of the counties was
dispensed WITH and on motion Colonel jaw.
Cruikshank was nominated by reclamation.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
A motion was made by Henry Bohl to sus-
BROWN for School Commissioner by acclama-
tion. The motion was carried unanimously.
FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Tom Cogan, on behalf of the Hamilton
for member of the Board of Public Works.
and moved that the rules by suspended and
the nomination. be by acclamatiofi. The mo.
The nomination of Ed. Nealis was sur.
prise, as John p. Martin, the incumbent, was
expected to run again. The new committee
the convention removed the newly-nomi-
mated candidate for board of public works,
Edward J. Nealis, and appointed Louis Lud'
wig of Cuyahoga County, In his stead.
THANKS TO TOLEDO.
Ex.Congressman Vance arose from his
place in the convention and said: I'm view
OF the magnificent reception which has been
citaens ~ m Toedn ows tbat the thaS,s of
the convention be voted to the people of this
RESOLUTION OF REGRET.
Senator Dodd of Lucas, then introduced
tho following resolution and moved its adop-
ton:
"Resolued, That the Democracy of this State
deeply regret the death of John g: Thomp.
son, who for many years was faithful! and
party, and rs chairman of the State Central
Committee. and we tender our sympathies to
his widow and family"
strong, of Cleveland, introduced resolutions
Of regret on the death Of Samuel J. Iiden
adopted
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
Judge Thoman arose and said that the con-
fusion OF the enforcement of the Dow Law
iauded Thompson. % and al lss seconded @ tho resoia.
ton Of regret He thought It due to him that
one cried out "Amen!" and the Secretary
again read the resolution, which was adopted
by exclamation. ~ W
M'BR1Dx's ACCEPTANCE. 2
Cries for Mcbride were then made, and the
gentleman ascended the platform, amid much
enthusiasm. He accepted the nomination as
Democrat, and said he felt grateful to the
Ttpn
test, he said, had been waged with all fair:
ness, and was one Of which the friends Of all
candidates should feel proud. He did not
during the campaign. He complimented Bell
and other candidates and again thanked tho
delegates for I, The honor ION done him. ,, ,....
there were loud cries for Mcsweeney. which
eventually brought that gentleman to his
f s nso as said" Bob Kenney ss ss,e S hePc rs
would very probably declare that we have
q quorum here to do business" He pointed
Look at him. You don't expect q speech
from ,bn me- game up here to rove around dn
cessfully, and received uproarious applause
for his efforts. He suggested that Grover
hn, was all rsht and was Tokng oadng
her citizens for the kind treatment received
at her hands. -N
Marshall, OF OaytOn, DOletered up Demo.
cratic enthusiasm which McSweency had
aroused to high pitch, and pitched into
Governor Foraker and Adjutant General AK.
line. Calls were made for Hon. Frank Hurd,
but they were drowned by q motion to I'D.
jOurn, which was carried.
THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE ORGANIZES.
The new State Central Committee organ.
ICED tonight by electing Hon. Henry Boil, OF
Washington County. as chairman, C. NJ. Has
kill. vice president, and A. G.. Harbaugh, Of
Cleveland, secretary. A meeting will be held
at Columbus on September l to appoint q
State Executive Committee. The impress
sion has gone out over the State that the Cen
tral Cominitte would inaugurate o new de-
itself, but the above action shows that the old
programme will bc adhered TO of having the
actual work done by an Executive Committee,