The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-04-28

chosen from the counties Of Pike, Jackson
and Hooking.
i The convention toox a recess to meet at 2
o'clock In the grove.
! The con vemlicn met at 9 o'clock, and the
following organization vts effected: PreSi-
dent John A. Fulton. of Ross; vice presi-
dents. Reuben Clutf, OF Pike, James Spencer.
OF Hooking. John lteedy, OF kOsS; secretaries
Lewis Sif!0id, OF Ross, S. ". Tucker, OF Hook
Ing. Van y. Murphy. OF Pike, S. T. Brainard,
Of JACKSON.
I The convention proceeded 10 nominate
candidates Ter representative. Pike PIE
senIed LeGrand d ,ingi Oh; jackson. ElihU
.Iohnstou; Hooking asked time to call a com
iaittee convention at future day and select
n candidate. The leave was granted. Bying-
ton and Johnston were nominated. We do
not know WHO AS subsequently nominated
from Hooking.
Red-hot resolutions were adopted, de-
nOunciIg the nigs for breaking up the leg
islathre. Congress is denounced for having
been in session for eleven monthsi for in
oreasiig the public debt to twenty-five mill
iona; for passing II tariff act that increases
tile cost OF muslins. calicus. cloth and iron,
one hurdre,t per cent, while finer articles,
used u3ly by the rich, are increased only
thirty per cent. U. =. Senators Benjamin
Tappem gud william Allen were highly mp
plauded. Allen 6. Thurman made speech
on ''the a.. absoTbIny questions of the hour"
ByingiOn and WOOdsi'ie made speeches. The
proceedings were ordered printed In The
ChillicOthe Advertiser, Lancaster Eagle,
Hooking Sentinel and Ohio statesman.
| The report of the convention occupies two
and Il half columns. The editor says for
want Of space editorial comment Is carried
over"
The remainder Of this page is devoted to
short articles. One is deserving OF notice:
"wHOSE THAT. TOM TIE MILLER.
At the Newark convention, after Tom Cor
win and Tom Ewing bad spoken, our Tom.
Tom the miller, Tom Worthineton must put
in his gab. Says he. We are glorious Toms
I'm Tom the miller. I'm fr"m Hooking
county and u candidate for representative.
Pm Whig. am a coon, lnOk at my cap. Am
for Henry Clay anu tariff and for the banks.
m ior all the Toms.
some one holl-red. you're drunk, shut up.
Tom got down growing like dog with a sore
head. We haven't seen him since, guess he's
SOLDERING mp
A correspondent from Swan reports a whis
meeting held there. 1t Is thus briefly and
graphically described:
1.-The wind blowed some, but not much
rain No speakers come, no damage done.
The crowd estimated from one to ten. Such
a getting up stairs ] never did see"
Tom Corwin is denounced for "hacking
over the state uphOlding the Wing treason,
instead o being In congress, and Is drawing
one hundred and twenty dollars month Mt
that"
"Horrid Sacrilege and Impiety" is the title |
or an article on picture ex hfbNed at Il Whig |
meeting at Lapcaster. The picture repre- |
scrihed "veto." On gallows was finger |
beard placarded white House, 2 miles; Hell,
aTraitars Falling Ou,!" ''rhe Thieves and
lators did draw their pay" are the closinS |
paragraphs OF tins page.
THE THIRD. LOCAL PAGE.
This page contains nothing hut profess
ipnal cards, given elsewhere, and column
of patent medicine advertisements. The
cards are strung out an ipch-carI liking u
half column space.