The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1888-04-12

| JOuu w. SCOIuOTu, JOHu r. 4 rl0ulduO
John F. Shook, r. W. Goddard,
| B. F. Kitchen, w. M. Brooks,
Williamson Scurlock, Andrew Roy,
John Stephenson, R. FL. Jones.
(Coalton).
CIRCUIT JUDICIAL CONVENTION.
DELEGATES. ALTERNATEs
M. T. Vanpelt, John Robbins,
j. HI. Wilson, T. G. Cole,
Frank Crumit. J.W. Laird,
T. A. Jones, S. D. Morgan,
VIM. J. Evans, Samuel Llewellyn,
II. G. Miller, A. Leach.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Elias Crandall, j. III. Mackley,
1s1l g. hsrsliiibs; Tsssl 4r. T. ssoos. Ml,so''
o. B. Gould.
After the reports of these Committees,
E. G. Powell offered the following resolu-
tion which was UNANIMOUSLY adopted:
Be it resolved by this convention.
1st. That we heartily endorse the ad-
ministration of our brilliant Governor
Joseph B. Foraker.
End. For President we are for John
Sherman and his presentation to the
Chicago Convention as Ohio's candidate
meets with our unqualified appreciation.
Sd. That while we recognize that
James G.. Blaine is not candidate for
President; we can never forget his able
services, and that in his retirement he is
still the recipient of our love and conf
dence
The 1oll of the Townships and voting
mr. a%c laI hn
nominees for various offices announced
by the respective Townships and pre-
cincts
For Prosecuting Attorney, Ambrose
Leach was nominated.
For Sheriff, the five candidates an
nounced in the papers were presented
Isaac G. Long was nominated on the 18th
ballot, the vote standing as follows.
California Jones having withdrawn:
Long so; Morgan 26; Schellenger 12;
r. T. Jones II.
For Recorder, Commissioner, Surveyor
and Infirmary Director, the present in
cumbents were renominated by acclama-
tion.
This was one of the most harmonious
conventions we ever witnessed in Jack
son County. Everybody seemed to ac-
cept the result with perfect satisfaction
1t promises a big victory in November.
The following is list of delegates:
CoAL-coALroN PRECINCT.
Norris Cameron, II. " speelman, j. b. Wilson
j. c. Shook, Edward Howe, 1. NJ. Henderson, 81. B.
Chatfeld, A. C. Messenger.
COAL-aLEN ROY PRECINCT.
George Rees, T. Aeikle, John E. Morgan, jaime
Dull, H. l. Tabor
Charles, Smith, Edward Hunt, d. D. Morgan, D. U
Jones, Evan E. Evans, Thomas Thomas.
OAK HILL.
Ed. Miller, VIM. W. Shumate, David j. Williams
Daniel: Faulkner, Theo Lewis, w. E. Thomas, Walter
Jones.
JEFFERSON.
| John w. Horton, Pleasant Horton, Frank Metzler
Jack Rogers, Wm. Pats Jr,
JACKSON.
| VIM. Deems, o. B. Randall, Alex Ragland, J. Il
| Mccormick. tothers notreported).
| HAMILTON.
| j. h. Lloyd. and Stephen Dixon.
| WASHINGTON.
| VIM. Brooks H. L. Tripp and W. C. Connery.
| BLOOMFIELD.
ID. ID. Edwards, w. Scurlock, Jos. Hale, JAS. w Ill
| Jams. J. B. Davis.
| FRANKLIN.
| Peter Mercer, Armpstead Scurlock, Samuel H
| johnson, Henry Burnsides and Daniel Downs.
SGIOFO.
| Jacob Garrett, Frank Moles and A. s. White.
LICK-FIRsTE PRECINCT.
| Mark Sternberger j. @. Kyle, r. I'll. Jones, Georg
Pugh, Ed. L. Sternberger, Lot Davis j. F. Brown,
P. Baldrdge, Andrew McMillin.
| LICK-sECoND PRECINCT.
| E. Crandall. G. C. James, E. c. Powell, j. NJ
| Lively, joseph Humphreys, Dan. Phillips, A. D
| Grassland, R. o. Wilson, Ben. Williams, j. j. Nc
/ Kitterick Steve Davis.
| p MILTON-FIRsT Pc EClNC".
L. G. Wikle, B. F. Kisor, E. R. Snowden, j. j. Man
| ering.
MILTON-sECoND PRECINCT,
| F. Conrad, j. Robinson, c. Dutin, J, S. McGhee
| W. B. Gibson, B. c. Ridgway, c. c. Martindil o.
| Gould, A B. Gibson, 7. Anders, J. Summers, W. T
| Bundy, R. w. GODDARD, E. B. Bingham, Jessie VIII
iams, A. B. Allen.