Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-05-16
BUCKEYE DEMOCRACY
ASSEMBLE IN STATE CONVENTION.
AT DAYTON.
An Enthusiastic Gathering of Representa-
tive Men-Prspsrations for the Meet.
ting To-day-Selsetion OF Committees
and Delegates to the st. Louis Convona-
Central Committee.


Of the Democracy was taken up with the
meeting of the Ohio League of Democratic
Clubs. The clubs assembled in the 0pers
House and E. NJ Heisley, of Cleveland,
presided. Eight delegates to the National
Convention of clubs to be held at Balti-
more. July 4th, 1888, were selected. A
motion was made that the President and
Secretary and the two Vice Presidents OF
the League be selected by unanimous
vote as four of the eight delegates to the
Baltimore convention. This was seconded
and unanimously adopted. Five candi-
dates were put in nomination for the other
Sprigg, of this city, withdrew, and the
other four were selected by accla-
nation. The list of delegates
TO the Baltimore convention are
as follows: Z. NJ Heisley. of Cleveland
Hon. James K. Neal, of Hamilton; Col. W.
A. Taylor OF Columbus; Squire Matt Mar
tin. of Columbus: John +. Neilan, of Ham.
ilton; Judge Dennis Dwyer, of Dayton
Fred. Klember. OF Cincinnati; Hon. J. Z.
Mano, of Canton.
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
At the meeting of the various district
delegations last night, the following mem
bers of the State Central Committee were
selected: First district Mike Multi. Ham.
ilton; Second, NJ. Devanney, Hamilton
Third. Louis H. Pocock. Montgomery
Fourth, F. B. Camp, Auglaize; Fifth, Hon.
J. A. Norton. Seneca; Sixth, L. L. Orwig,
Henry; Seventh, Warner Opes. Warren;
Eighth, Joseph Warrell, Madison; Ninth,
A. P. Meeker. Delaware: Tenth, A. V.
Bauman, Sandusky; Eleventh. G. Davis,
Jackson; Twelfth, Frank Harper, Ross;
Thirteenth, Z. J. Dowdall, FRANKLIN; Four
teenth. Don F. Taylor. Ashland; Fifteenth,
Jos. H. Hamilton, Monroe; Sixteenth. G.
w. Sharp, Holmes; Seventeenth. L. S.
Findlay. Noble: Eighteenth, J. c. Des-
drick, Columbiana; Nineteenth, F. J.
Lamb, Trumbull: Twentieth, John Van
Nostrain, Wayne; Twenty.first, F. J. Wall,
Cuyahoga.
The State Central Committee organized
by electing J. A. Norton, of Seneca, Chair
man; George W. Sharp. of Holmes, Vice
Chairman. and J. +. Wsll, of Cuyahoga.
Secretary. They meet to-day to select an
Executive Committee. Hon Emil Kiese.
wetterwill probably be the choice for chair
man of that committee.
DELEGATES TO ST. LOUIS.
A number of districts that had not al.
ready selected delegates to the National
Convention, chose them last night The
following is q complete list as will be re-
pcAbtu bt-udN ulsiIlCbs ~ W. DtSLtp
and l.. G.. Bernard, Hamilton; second,
Eugene F. Frintz and John ]. Brady, Ham
ilton: third. VIM. Huffman, ntgomery
and ID. r. Kerr, Miami; fourth, John w
Safer, Darke and A. ID. Marsh, Mercer
fifth, Allen Smalley. Wyandott and Gen
A. V. Rice. Putnam; sixth. Geo. P. Camp
bell. Fulton and John C. Woods, Defiance
seventh, Pa ! J. Sorg, Butler and J. NJ. Pat
tison, Clermont; eighth J. II. Thomas
Clarke and +. frank, Champaign; ninth
H. 7. Vsnfeet, Marion and H. W.
Seney Hardin: tenth, Gilbert Harman
Lucas and Charles Roose, Ottawa
Eleventh. J. NJ. McClurg, Gallia, J. NJ. Nc
Gillavey, Vinton; Twelfth. L. T. Neal,
Ross, F. NJ. Stevenson, Brown; Thirteenth
Thomas Wetzler, Fairfield. ]. Retalic
gressional convention; Fifteenth, A. D.
Follett, Washington, Geo. Donahuc, Nor
gan: Sixteenth. NJ. V. Ream, Tuscarawas
Jesse p. Forbes, Coshocton; Sever teenth
f. Matthews, Guernsey, David Wagner
Belmont; Eighteenth, A. R. Haines, Car
roll; VIM. A. Malone, Mahoning Nine
teenth. Col. E. E. Nash, Geagua, d. c.
Coleman, Portage: Twentieth, II. J. Ewing
Cuyahoga, E. b. Eshelman, Wayne
Twenty-first, Robert Blee and Thoma.
Axworthy, Cuyahoga.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS.
First district, not selected: Second, DR..
W. Pendergast, of Hamilton; Third, Henry
Miller, Preble: Fourth, B. F. Kampf, Au
giaize; Fifth, E. B. Enswimzer, Crawford
Sixth, Fred. w. Jeseur Defiance
Seventh, James Winans, Greene; Eighth
Judge S. w. .Courtright, Pickaway; Tenth
George E. Bliss, Erie: Eleventh, to be Sc
lected by Congressional Convention
Twelfth, Thomas W. Higgins, Pike
Thirteenth, John Price, Perry; Fourteenth
to be selected by Congressional Conven
ton; Fifteenth. Daniel B. Torpy, Wash
ington; Sixteenth, Herman A. Achauer
Muskingum; Seventeenth, W. II. Hunter
Jefferson: Eighteenth, Anthony Howells
Stark; Nineteenth, Dr. d. b. Woods, Trum
bull: Twentieth, Jonn J. Hall, Summit
Twepty-frst, August Zeehring Cuyahog,
The following gentlemen constitute tn.
COMMITTEE on RESOLUTIONS
First District, Cal. Van Hamm; Second
Owen Smith. Hamilton; Third, John A
Mcmahon, Montgomery; Fourth. S.
Yoder. Allen; Fifth, Fred Glessner, Han
cock: Sixth, w. H. Honley, Fulton
Seventh, Palmer W. Smith. Butler; Eighth
". S. Thomas Clarke; Ninth, H. +. Popple
ton, Delaware: Tenth. Frank Hurd, Lucas
David Tarbell, Brown; Thirteenth, D. E
Williams, Franklin; Fourteenth, W.
Alberson, Ashland; Fifteenth, Henry Bohl
Washington; Sixteenth. z. Sinnett, Lick
ing: Seventeenth. J. N. Amos. Guernsey
Eighteenth, J. H. Wallace. Columbiana
Nineteenth, George F. Douthitt, Portage
Tventievr, J. R. Woodwork, Wayne
Twenty-first, P. ]. Cooney. Cuyahogs.