Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-10-04
THE DEMOCRATIC COUNTY cuNvEN
TION.

THE DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CuNvEN-
| TIoN,
AT 1890 the Democratic Couaty Con-
vention was called to order by chair
man Canary of the executive commit
tee, at the court house la Bowling
| Green. l.. G. Cole was made chair
man and George Marion, OK the Demo
crat, Secretery.
Committee of Eve on rganization-J.
w. Canary, A. Sanglier, o. II. Jones,
7. ]. Hatfield, and ID. Girton-was
appointed by the chairman.
H. H. Dodge, A. W. Adams, Amos
| Dewese. w, H. Anderson and f.. H.
Westenhaver, were appointed COM
mittee on resolutions.
Mr.. Canary there offered reso'utio
to have an executive commit ttee of five
appointed to have exclusive manage
| ment of the campaign, and supported
his resolution with strong arguments
but he was opposed by many,
among them being Dan Kliagler, H. L.
H., of Perrysburg. The matter was
finally referrod to committee of seven,
consisting'of F. Taylor, j. w. Canary,
d. Klingler, j. L. Bloom, TN. Bierly,
V. Fisher, c. A. Houston. Mr.. Canary
declined to serve and j. A. Watts was
substituted.
After dinner the convention again
assembled and Mr.. Dennis d. Donovan,
congressional aspirant, was introduced,
and addressed the assembly.
The committee on resolutions then
made the following report:
RESOLUTIONS.
We, the Democracy of Wood county,
Ohio, in convention assembled, do
hereby
Resohe, l. That we hereby endorse.
and will maintain the platform of prin-
ciples adopted in our national, state
and congressional conventions, and we
pledge our most earnest and active
support during the canvass and at the
polls, to the nominees of this conven-
tion: and also to the nominees of the |
state, congressional and judicial con-
yentions.
.. That we favor and recommend a
reduction of the eXhorbitant salaries of |
our county officials
w. H. ANDERSON, Secretary
THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Bloom-V Fisher, Bloomdale
Ccnter-A II Campbell BIG
Freedom-lI IIoodelbrink, Pembcrvile
Grand Rapids \ Buckus Grand Rapids
iammnnSonrs-lcnry freynan, llammanborg |
Jackson--,jcssc lager, IIoytsvillc
Millbury-A Ayers, Millbury
Wnbridgc-D Iounes. Cummings
Libcrty-A Snnglicr, Ducat
Dunbridec-I Williamson, Bowling
llnskns-Iacob Casler, llaskins
Milton--PctGr Inncy, Milton Center
Frcepurt-N Rncbolt, Prairie Depot
Rising SUM- II Bates, Rising Sun
perry-G Brubakcr, West Milgruve
IcrryShurg-D klinglcr. PcrrySburg
East Plain-G EOrlwuy, u q
West llain-Wm Myers, Weston
Portagc-T Shincw, Portage
RoSs-l B Andrus, East Toledo
Troy-Fred ScilScott. luckcy
WaShington--L e Potter. Tontogany
Wcbstcr-J II SpieSs, Luckcy
Wcston-L Baker, Weston
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
George wittmmn. Perrysburg
7 @ Shincw, Portage
]. Baker, Weston
l. II westcnhaven, HoytSvilc
G l. llnskins, Pcmbcrvillc
Il 4 OruWny, Bowling Grccn
A Campbell, Bowling Green
& \ Houston, Rising sun
Thomas Mnwcr, Tontogany
Frank Taylor, North Baltimore
THE TICKET.
Nominations being in order, a. D.
Foote, of Tontogany, was announced
but declined, and was afterward pan-
mated against his wishes for Auditor.
For Clerk - Jacob N. Easily, of
Bloom, by acclamation.
For Sheritf-Dr. w. B. Bryant, of
Jerry City, by reclamation.
For Probate Judges. p. Harrison,
of North Baltimore, j. M. Brown,
Perrysburg, Z. H. Westenhaven.
Jackson, were announced and on the !
first ballot j. M. Brown, was nomin-
ated.
For Prosecutor - A. j. Mears, on
first ballot
For Commissioner-A. w. Adams,
Of Bloom, Jonas Miller, of Henry. w.
FL. Frey, of Henry, F. M. Heminger.
'f Montgomery, B. J. Leathers, of |
Henry, were announced and Heminger
was nominated on second ballot.
Chris Lehman was nominated by
reclamation for Infirmary Director.
The Eighth District.
Here are the figures in the district
IN which Foster is expected to run: