The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-05-31
IT'S HULICKi
The Voice Of the Party In Highland
Gives no Uncertain Sound.

There was battle royal between the
friends of Hulick and Doan, at the Re-
publican primary, Monday. General
good feeling, however, prevailed.
Though there were vigorous blows
given and taken, there will be no
chronic sores in consequence. The Re.
publican column will march solidly to a
glorious triumph in November.
The convention was called to order at
one o'clock by Committee Chairman
John Keech. A. Harman was made
Chairman, Joseph Rzer, Secretary, and
Joseph Watts, Assistant.
Because of the magnitude of the
crowd, it was decided for better con-
venience, to hold the balloting at the
east window of the Treasurer's office.
Mr.. Davis moved that the voting con.
tinue for two hours. Mr.. Morrow
amended by making it one hour. The
amendment was lost, and the original
motion carried.
There was rush by all hands for the
Court House yard, and an eager but
silent crowd surged about the windows
ofthe Treasurer's Office for some time
before the judges and tellers were ready.
Mr.. Davis on one side, Mr.. Morrow on
the other, and the police and Constables
finally succeeded in pushing back the
crowd so that passage way could be
made next the building, through which
voters could pass. Otherwise, it is
doubtful if they could all have gotten
their ballots in. 1t was as much trouble
to get Away from the polls in the crush
of humanity as it was to get to them.
At the end of the allotted two hours
it was evident that not near all The
votes were in, and it was proposed to
extend the time two hours longer
Mayor Davis protested against this
action as unprecedented. But the ex'
tension was carried by an overwhelming
majority.
When the polls closed there was q
total of s33 votes-537 for Hulick ant
296 for Doan.
The delegates elect are: J. H. Rich
ards, F. W. Kelly, R. B. Barrett, Johr
W. Spargur, J. @. Caldwell, John Y
Dean, DR.. H. A. Beeson, D. G. Morrow
DR.. w. J. Srofe, Irwin Med. Smith, q
H. Redkey, W. H. Glenn, Ellis Pence
Burch Elliott, Ed. Bennett, George
Love, Bert Lyle, H. @. Dawson, Franz
Wickersham, L. Heiskel, Aylette Full
lerton, George w. Barrere, Jr., Charles
Underwood, J. w. Patterson, Robert
Davidson.
! Alternates-Charles West, Ewins
Newby, Jerre Kerr, James Bogue, W. P
, Donohoo, H. E. Mullenix, P. A. Hughey
George Rucker, X. Ferguson, E. U
, Newton, T. M. Cooper, DR.. A. H. Bean
Charles VanPelt, Lewis Pence, Henry
Galliett, P. @. Robinson, Estel Fenner
Charles f. Brown, John Conard, H. H
Maddox, T. A. Walker, Stanley G Hop
kins, M. McKeehan, J. M. Rizer, DR.. H
M. Brown.
The delegates to the State Convention
are: J. M. Hughey, 1. Med. Smith, H
M. Brown, H. D. Davis, L. R. Duckwall
D. O. Morrow, Jos. Rizer, w. B. Tom
linson.
sAlternates- D. Waddell, A. Fuller
ton, R. G. Bennett.
The primary fight is over now. Let i
, be over. We didn't all think or vot'
, alike. It's fundamental principle o
, our party that every man shall enjoy
the right to think and vote as he pleases
: and the voice of the majority shall rule
: Weounderstand that Mayor Davis, il
, the interest of Mr.. Doan, will present tt
, the Lebanon convention protest agains
the action by which the time for voting
was extended. He has perfect righ
, to do 80, if he chooses. And then, LEI
the convention in calm, unbiased delib
Grafton decide the matter. BY that de
cision, let the interested parties abide il
manly submission. If the Democrats
want to make faces and shake their fists
at us, that's ali right. We're used tt
that, and we'll lick them so everlastingly
before it's over that they II front the othe
, way. But we have no strength or time
to spare in mauling each other.
When the Lebanon convention ha
decided who our candidate shall be
let's all fix bayonets and forward double
quick, for the works of the enemy.
Gone Glimmering.