The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-07-06

Ter County. Mr.. a. w. hufnler secOhucu thc
nomination.
Mr. George X. NASH OF Columbus, ex Judge
| of the supreme court commission, nominated
| Colonel John B. Neil. OF Columbus. Colonel
| Neil's nomination was seconded by l.. j. Bur
| CESS. of Hooking.
Wilson Vance, OF Hancock County, was nom.
mated by w. j. Fishell, of Hancock. c. w.
Leonard, of Crawford County, seconded the
nomination of Vance.
| Mr. Fcstus Walters, of Crclcvillc, nominated
| General II. Il. Kennedy, of Lo ran Benjamin
| II. Cox, OF Cincinnati, seconded General Ken
nedy's nomination.
| Major Mckinley nominated Asa W. Jones, OF
| Youngstown, Mahoning County. Mr. N. s.
| Gilbert seconded the nomination OF Asa
Jones
Mr. Ellsworth Benhnm, OF Lebanon, Warren
County nominated Judge j. w. O'Ncall.
Judge N. b Tibballs OF Akron seconded
Judge o'Noalrs nomination in very handsome
| speech.
General c. H. Grosvenor, @, Athens, nomi-
mated General II. r. Dawes, of Marietta.
a ballot was then taken, which resulted as
| follows: Foraker, 2O7: Kennedy, 1871; Lamp
son, So Dawes, 90; Morey, AZ; Jones, W.;
Vance. As; Neil, 81; O'Ncil, 80; Gibson, %;
There being no nomination, another ballot
was ordered.
The second ballot started of in n listless and
unintcresting fashion. 1t wns expected that
the break to Foraker would come straight from
the beginning, but Adams County led OF the
s me us before. There was then very little
change. though occasional n small gain for any
candidate would be gr etc1 with applause
Foraker and Kennedy both seemed TO be gain
ing somewhat
When Cuyahoga County was called some
surprise was created when Senator Vim
cent Taylor cast three of her votes
for Colonel w. c. Cooper, the pre-
siding officer of the convention. The
Colonel decided the three votes irregular
| When Hamilton County was called there was n
! sensation over the fact that Foraker lost four
votes, which went to Kennedy at this King
I,ob's friends took great heart for n time. The
call went on until completed when Wicker
| sham OF Adams, announced that Adams Coun-
| ty desired 10 change its vote to solid six votes
| for Foraker. On the ballot rs concluded before
| the changes Foraker had 2il votes. having
gained 81 over the former ballot. The stnm-
| pede was now on, and half the counties began
| trying to get n chance to change.
| Senator Massie was first recognized in Ross,
and changed Ross solid 10 Foraker. Clarence
Brown changed Lucas TO Foraker, and Cler-
mont wheeled into line. Great excitement
prevailed. Everybody was yelling and cheer
| ing In the midst OF the stampede to Foraker.
| the Kennedy men were sent wild byColumbinna
| County changing to IL votes for Kennedy.
| Colonel A. L. Conger changed Summit County
! to Foraker Jefferson and Henry next changed
| in solid to Foraker Senator Taylor changed
the vote of Cuyahoga County, giving Kennedy 2!
ana Foraker lan gam lor Doth. me henhedS
men still mad heart and yelled Justify, hoping to
| catch up In the midst of the eXcitemcn,
George Cox changed Hamilton County to one
| for Kennedy and cighty-two for Foraker. Guy
| ahoga mere maze nhother chnhge' coming III
| solid hfty-two Tor FORAKER. Brltt brown go'
the eye OF the Chair' ana ihhue Mohtso,iierS
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| ing up uhu Hol'ihS' "u
was relgnihg supreme IN inc heiRhI %
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on behalf ot the iriends OF Henry L. MoreS
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