The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-04-28
The Meeting of the Democratic Cen.
tral Committee.
REPonr or PROCEEDINGS.

Cnu1rl1an, tne De1nOcrat1c Central
Committee met at the Court Room
on last Saturday, and was called to
order by the Chairman j. b. Ria
son. The Secretary called the roll
and the following committeeman
responded: Benton, B. Fl. Allen;
Falls pre-. w. T.. Engle; Falls Gore,
1. Wright, by j. r. Nutter; his
proxy; Logan 1 w. +. Stracke; 9 w.
w. p. Price; 8 w. u. V. Raney by
John Gallagher his proxy; 4 w.
Chas Inscho; Good Hope TIP. Robt.
White; Green, G. Critics, by VIM f..
Leonard his proxy; Laurel, j. w.
Smith, by G. f. Martzolf, his proxy;
Marion John Kistler, by d. w.
Wright his proxy; Perry John
Notestonc, by appointment by
chairman and j. b. Riason; Salt
Creek, Daniel Karshner, by ID. III.
Lappen his proxy; Starr A. L..
O'Neal; Washington G. f. Brandt;
Ward John Skunk, and Thomas
Williams who was represented by
A. McCortney:
AS soon as the Chairman declar-
ed the committee all present A. L..
O'Neal of Starr moved that the
Committee go into executive ses-
sion, which motion was quickly
second by John Skunk and unani-
mously carried.
The committee then retired to
the jury room, but at once sent the
member from Marion to inquire of
any candidate that might be on
the outside of the charmed domain,
when he or they would prefer to
have the county primary. The busi-
ness of the secret session so far as
the committee thought necessary
for the common voter to be inform
ed is contained in the following re-
port which we have obtained from
non official source.
TIME OF HOLDING ELECTION.
On motion it was ordered that
the Primary Election be held on
the 2d Saturday in June, by pop.
ular vote, under the Baber law.
The following Supervisors were
appointed:
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Chilcote.
Falls-Jonathan Shaw.
Gore-A. j. Burgess.
Logan, / W-Hugh McCortney.
W-John Donovan.
3 W-Robt. Davey.
4 W-Isaiah Polling.
Gosd Hope-Abraham Miller.
Green, 1st P-Christ Krites.
I'd P--Chas Nunnemaker.
Laurel-J. w. Smith.
Marion-Geo. Weidner.
Perry, 1st P-Jacob Cupp.
I'd P-Nelson Armstrong.
Salt Creek-John G. Butler.
Starr-Freeman Frye.
Washingtop-Daniel Schaal.
Ward, 1st PC. w. Donaldson.
Cd P-Jas. Clark.
The following were appointed
delegates to the State Convention
Lewis Green, c. FL. Buerhaus, "A
III. Wilson, VIM M. Bowen, w. N
England.
The following were appointed
delegates to the Congressiona
Convention: John Buchanan, c
V. l.. Wright, Michael Hansel, inc
Nutter, w. p. Heft, Jacob Schwarz
John Gallagher. Robert Wright ST.
Robert White, William Carpenter
w. Z. Leonard, ]. w. Smith, Geo
Weidner, John Kistler, John Riser
j. b. Riason, Daniel Karshne1
Henry Van Fossen, A. l.. O'Neal
John Hansel, Samuel Smith, JAS
Clark.
The following were appointed
delegates to the Judicial Conven
ton: l.. Beery, ID. H. Amerine, H
Trimmer, William Williams, inc
Notestone, M. j. Kienle, l.. Warn
er, Abraham Miller, Chris Critics
G. +. Martzolf, Reason Barnes
Isaac Blosser, Nelson Armstrong
George Johnston, Rufus Karshnel
Chas Spencer, r.. L. Frye, G. +
Brandt, Ellison Myers, Johl
Hawkins.
The following were appointe,
delegates to the Circuit Cour
Convention: V. G. Lowery, w. T
Price, G. H. Buerhaus, S. Weldy
o. w. III. Wright.
On motion w. p. Price, d. n
Lappen and ID. w. Wright wer
appointed as committee to repor
resolutions approving the admins
tration of President Cleveland.
On motion ID. III. Lappen, Fre
Stracke and ID. w. Wright wer
appointed as committee to co
lect funds to defray the expense
of the coming primary.
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