The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-06-26
THE PRIMARY ELECTION.

: good men. ~ are also the Gu ndijate
J, defe.ted.
The vote on Commissioners on th,
, FIRST canvass was declared tie.-
Various Suggestions were made a
to tue proper method Of adjusting
tho embarrassment. "A recOun
was made of the talIies and Carpen
, ter was credited with one more vot,
. in Gore thar was cel eltiied to by tn.
clerk. and on motion Carpenter wal
declared the nominee.
MASS CONVENTION.
The Mass Convention, after the
close Of the canvass, organized will,
Hon. w. r. Price as Chairman and
Andy uoll as Sect'y.
Col. Wcldy moved that he nom
ination of the candidates declared
elected be made unanimous, which
was adopted.
Mr.. Grcen offered the following
Resolutions, which were unani-
mously adopted:
Resolved, by the Democracy of
Hooking County IN Mass Conven-
ton assembled, That we pledge our
hearty and undivided support to
the ticket this day declared nomi-
mated.
That We endorse and approve the
course OF Senator Lowry aud Rep
resentative Price in the Ohio Leg
islature for efficient service TO their
constituency, to the public welfare
and to the denfense and advance
ment Of Democratic principles.
That we approve the course OF
our Congressman, Hon. Joseph n.
Outhwaite. recognized Ieader, {.
Useful representative of the pco; ;,le.
always gentleman aud always .
Democrat. and his constituents IN
Hooking send hearty coners tuls-
tions cn his assured re nomination
and re election.
That se heartily endorse the
course Of our Democratic Governor,
Jas. +. Campbell, and pledge him
our support, and extend our On
couragement to him in tho work be- |
has begun in the interests of the
public welfare aud the advance
mcnt of the PRINCIPLES Of Democ |
rscy.
That we disapprove and de |
nounce the Republican policy of
President Ilarrison's Adminietra |
tion in its fsvors to trusts and cor
pprations. snd IN measured oppres
sion to the American people.
DELEGATES TO STATE CONVENTION.
The following Delegates were
appointed to State Convcniion
DeIegates-O. W. IL. Wright.
". &. Lowry, John N0testone, 4.
II. Bue"haus. W. T. Price.
Alter eraates-C. M. Gould, A. b.
Wilson. Gclhart Amendt. Henry
Trimmer. A. r. McBroom.
U. W. u. Wright moved that the
Circuit and Congressional Convcn
lions be requested to .neet At Lo
gan. Adopted.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Delcgntes-Lewis Green, Milton
A Armstrong, e. V. Wright. John n
Floyd. H. l.. Wright.
Mr.. Green offerod a resolution.
which was adopted, that delegates
10 the State Board of Equalization
be requested to use all honorable ,
means to nominate j. NJ. Floyd.
On motion the Convention ad.
ourned sine die.
W.P. PRICE. Chm.
Andy HoIl. Sec'y. .
The following Congressional dele
.ates, Central Committeeman and
delegates to the Board of Equal
alton, we're elec'ed at The DEMO-
ratio primary election held June
list:
CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATES.
Benton r Allen. Ed Shaw.
Fal's-Eli Keller. J + Harsh. )
Gore PA J Burgess.
Loran, LIST W-Jos Strope. ]
Cd W-John Deishley. !
Sd W-M NJ Miller.
4th W-Gcorge Holl. q
Good .Hope-J,hn Faubls, John :
Rish. {
ireen, lst P-John G Wolf; ID P
q A McFadden.
Smith. a
larion-R Barnes Geo Weidner. !,
'erry. lst Pr Floyd; 2d P-D Z
Hosler. =
alt Crcek-Nelson Bowsher. II
tarr-C r Walker. te
Yard, Carbon Hill-Chas England, p
James Gallagher. o
Vsrl, Murray City-M + Shaifer,
James Donahue
Iash,ngton-E Il Martin.
LOGAN. O.. June 2sth, 1880. -
Ed. Sentinel.The delegates from Green n
,wrship are Jaines Ray and Joshua Wolf
1u Tor publication. and 0hlige, u
ANDY HOLL. Jr.. Chm.
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
enton-M d Miller.
alls-Jerry Hansel.
ore PA Morchead.
ogan. 1st Wv z Heft: 2l "
Ed Donovan 4; 3D. W-Lafe War
rer 4th W-Geo left.
ood Hope-E Heft.
reen. LIST P-Jas Ray; I'd P-J
I Polling.
F Martzoea
arion-John Kistler.