Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1889-08-30
REPUBLICAN COUNTY
CONVENTION.

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| Eitp Republicans met in convention
at Bowling Green on Wednesday, Au-
| gust 2S, pursuant to call. The attend
nncc was not large, but fine body Of
men were present, and harmony pre-
vailed. 1t is safe to say more orderly
convention was never held in the
county. AS most of the Offices to be
filed are now held by excellent officers,
and as 1t is customary to give second
term, there was but little to do in the
way OF balloting. The convention was
called TO order by w. T. Thomas,
Chairman of the County Central Com
mittee, ]. o. Troup was selected as
chairman and Myron l.. Case rs secre-
tary.
The following committees were Sc
lected and the convention adjourned to
meet ut 1880 p. M:
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Noen,, +. s. Bryant; Center, H. D. Meore
Friess; lienry-North Baltimore Prec't w. r.
mas-IIammonsburg Prccint, H.. Beatty ;
s"gksSr, CIV NSG;Ins lnke"aI'ridge Ec pTec
LiSerty, G. II. Hopkins, Middleton-Iias
i'rdc's, +: J. Brand, Dunbridgc rree't, N $.
FiGess Fresport rres H. MSas smS
". Long Perry, /. Philips; Pcrrysburg, ID. X .
Holcnbcck lilaln-East Prc't, Ira q, Taber /;
lard Ross, +. Whiimore: Troy. Ii. Ii. Dennis !;
Washington, j. NJ. Gundy; Webster, j. ID. Hal
sey; Weston, J. W. Long.
RULES.
Bloom, A. b. Probcrt; Center, G. c. Nearing;
Freedom, }, II; Forest; Grand Rapids, J, +.
Bower, Hammonsburg Prec't, s. g. Ebersolc;
T. fnSi W6sare M?qSy RTfi fy ResFy
Pnrgilles Dnnbridge Prec't, s. b. Gorrill; Mil.
ton, j.. G. Bowman; Montgomery.-Freeport
isIey H Ferry, G q. :. Norriss s Per PerrysbSrE + +
Ycager; Plain-East Prcc't, B, h: James, West
prec't \; D. Patterson; Portage; j. c. solethcr
ington. Jacob Gundy; Webster, T.. q. Clnquc;
Weston, &. Call.
RESOLUTIONS.
Bloom, G. C. Grimes; Center, G. W. Hill;
Freedom, John Fish, Grand Rapids, j. b. Al
ford; Hcnry--North baltimore Prcc,t, Jcfi.
back; jackson, r, w, G. Buchanan; Lake
= Walbridge, Joseph engo, Millbury. Prcc't. W.
Facrc: Liberty, Sam, Mercer Mijaleton1iIas-
" T.
Shovnr Milton, Thomas Hill Montgomery
FIeeport prec't $. ]. Dern, Rising sun Prect,
VS. sntliiie: Perry II. J, Pelton; perrysburg,
f. l.. Blue: rlain-East Prec't j. b. Wilson,
West Prect J. A.. Stearns; Portage n. Morse:
Ross, w. G. Harris; Troy, II. L.. Van Camp:
Washington, Jac: Huffman; Webster, I.
Waugh Weston, z. WALTZ.
At 1880 p. IN. convention called to
order and the reports of the Committee
on Rules was read and adopted, as was
also that of the Committee on Resolu-
tions. The Resolutions adopted were
as follows:
Resolred.-That We cordially endorse and ar-
prove both the administration oi Bcnjamin
Harrison as President of the United States, and
the administration of Joseph Il: Foraker as
Governor of Ohio, MS cmincntly wise, patriotic
and just, md we pledge them both our hearty
support.
Rcso,rcd.-Thnt we endorse and approve the
declaration of principles contained III the plat.
form adopted at the Republican state Convcn-
ally endorse ard approve that which pledges the
party to maintain aud enforce the principles of
protection TO home labor md home industries
i'll the imposition of income duties, and that
which pledges the party TO n continuance of its
liberal treatment Of tho soldiers Of the Union
and to provide for them II liberal service pen
sion.
Rtsolrd That We pledge olr loynl support to
the ticket by us this dny made, and recognizing
the great importance Of the impending election,
not only to the State but to the Nation we shall
labor with corresponding zeal to rc-clect our
gallant and peerless Governor and to do our
pnrt to prevent the return of Democratic
United States Senator to represent the great
Republican State Of ohio.
R6sOlred.-That this convention heartily mp.
proves mud endorses the nomination by the lnto
Judicial Convention held at Tiflin, Ohio OF
Robert S; Parker, of Wood County, for Common
Pleas Judge and pledges thcactivc and earnest
support OF the Republicans OF Wood County in
securing his election.
The officers to be nominated were
Representative, Treasurer, Commits
sioncr, Surveyor, Infrmary Director
and Coroner. The name of Hon. G.. b..
Spencer, of Weston, was announced for
denomination. 1t is evident large ma
jority of those present were in favor of
nominating the Doctor by acclamation,
but rs the name of William Mutually
was announced, and his friends wishing
an opportunity to vote, there seemed IL
difference of opinion regarding the
proper manner to settle the question.
But few minutes elapsed before DR..
Spencer came to the stand and request
cd the chairman to have the matter
put to n vote, which was done, with the
following result: