Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-08-30
Republican Convention.
Largest Ever Held in Wood County
An Excellent Ticket Nominated.

Jnub WHICH, uSSeIUDlcu III bOWllUj
Green on Thursday. At an early hou
in the morning the people began t.
arrive, and upon arrival would eagerl,
begin the work for their friends.
At 10 o'clock the immense crowt
assembled at the park and organized
for business.
Capt. Ed. L. Bryant, OF the county
central committee called the conven
tion to order, and G. w. Russell, O.
Webster township, was made chair
man, and the reporters acted as Secre
taries:
On motion of r. S. Parker, the town.
ships selected one man for central com.
mitteeman, one for rules and order ol
business, and one for resolutions.
The following committees were
reported:
RULES AND ORDER OF BUSINESS.
Bloom, TT Campbell; Center. NJ p Brewer;
Henry. qlammansburgl, II Beatty, North Balti
morcD 7, Dean; Jackson, J G + wansittier
Lake, 5Millbnry) 4 Matthews. (walbridge,) &
bridge, s p Gorrll, uiasIinsJ. r Pinert, Jr;
Milton, j + See; Mont tgomery, iFrerportl,
Cas- kic, (i'ising sum. Amos Bigley; Perry, . L
Norris; re,rysbnrg, G 9 Hum, Plain, IE..u,
Morse: Ross, o l. Vale; TROY, q " Brown:
Washington, Tnlcr; Webster, Henry Clague
Weston, q Spencer.
RESOLUTIONS.
Bloom, ? Emerson; Center, A II Murphy
Freedom. Iamas Fish; Grand Rapids, r A
Crosby; Henry, (lIamman.burcl, j j Faylor,
(Norlh Baiimorrl, q " Wilkinson; jackson,
G w Nccdcls: Lake. (Millburv), Gilbert Brown,
SW9lbridge,; Jos Craso; Liberty, J II Mitchell;
kinsl. Robt rarrillis; Milton, Jno Mcas.tcr;
SUM, z L White, Perry. F Il Ferguson: Perrys,
lWt Rars, = / ,Is; hlne; Plain, E.,tl Il : Parker.
W W Hicks; Troy. Onnie GoOdell; Washington,
i Barton; Webster, Robt Shnnks; Weston,
q III Dcpcw
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Bloom. c W Solethcr; Center. L. l. Yonker.
Freedom, John Muir. jr:. Grand Rapids, J s
KEsS %3r,D iISn5y lnn;hnig Sam
Dilingcr: Lake, LMillburyl, q krnmmri,
lWalbndgsI, Wa.oner; Liberty. q Il Hop.
kins; Middleton, Dn nbridsel, II $ Grincr. Has.
cry. Frecp0rtl. Jesse Williamson, [Rising Sunl
W W Long; Perry, Lewis whitman; Prrry.burg
! Baird, Plain Enstl. DrJ G Lincoln. lwestI.
Whitmore; Troy. James Gibson; Washington.
J y .iundy; Webster, IL s Davidson; Weston,
c u Saxby.
The committees then retired to make
their reports, whi III wore presented Mt
the opening of the
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The convention reassembled at |
o o'clock, and the committees sent in
their reports, which are as follows:
RESOLUTIONS.
The committee on resolutions renort-
ed the following:
Reso'red, BY the Republicans of
Wood cor in mass convention assem-.
bled, hH ea"e Republican in all that
the WD.. implies, and therefore favor
protect.Jn to American industries:
recognize that the interests of labor and
capital are so interviewer that antagon-
Ism would be disastrous to both; favor
a free ballot and an honest count north
and south; endorse all pension laws
now III force, and favor such further
pension legislation as shall be consistent
with The country's finances and the
needs of its defenders.
ReSOlred, Further. that we as repre-
sentaiives of the banner agricultural
coudty of Ohio, heartily endorsi the
nomination of j. ii. Brigham for con-
gresS. and that we regard his selection
by the delegates at the Republican con-
vention, held on the 21st instant, Ms a
Just recognition of the greatest of all
industrial interests of the county, dis
trict, state and nation, and that We will
emphasize this endorsement by vigorous
work during The campaign, and hearty
support at the polls in November,
ReSo'red, Futher, that we pledge our
selves to work for the election of the |
candidates nameo here to-day, believing |
that the best interests of the county |
demand the election OF the full Repub- |
lican ticket
X. 8. Parker, Chairman,
RULES AND ORDER OF BUSINESS.
Committee on rules and order of
business submit the following report:
1. The usual parliamentary rules shall |
govern the convention.
=, Nc nominating speeches shall be
made.
u. No township shall have the right
20 change It's vote after the ballot las
been deposited until after the announce.
ment OF total vote has been made.
a, Each township shall have represen-
tatlon as published in the call.
.. A majority of all votes cast, shall
be necessary toa choice.
o.. Nominations shall be made in fol-
lowing order:
Auditor,
Clerk,
Probate Judge,
Commissioner,
Sheriff,
Prosecuting Attorney,
lnfirmary Director.
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Chairman-Dr. j. C. Lincoln, Plain.
Yonker, Center.
Treasurer-Rob't S. Davidson, Webster.
Committeeman will meet at the cali
Of chairman.
The announcement of candidates for
Probate Judge was next in order, and
,he names of Guy G. Nearing, Geo. w,
Hill, James johnson, Abel Comstock,
md j.. d.. Halsey, were announced.
following is result Of