The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-05-05
j. M. Floyd, Daniel Soliday,
and A, + O'Neil.

and A, l. O'Nell.
Mr.. Petit introduced the follow
ing resolution which was adopted
unanimously with a yell of enthus-
iasm:
Be 1t resolved by the Democrats
of Hooking County, Ohio, in con-
vention assembled that we favor
the free and unlimited coinage of
silver and gold at the ratio of 16 to
without waiting for the action or
cooperation of any other nation,
and we hereby instruct our dele
gates to the State Convention to
be held in Columbus on June 23-4
next to vote in favor Of a platform
embodying these principles.
And we further instruct said del
egates to vote for no man to repre-
sent this Congressional district ON
the committee on resolutions at
said convention, who is not fully
aud unt quiv0cally in favor Of u
principals above expressed.
TIE DEMoCRATIC CENTRAL COM.
MITTEE.
Pursuant to the call, the Demo
cratic Central Committee Of Hook
ing county met at the Court House
in Logan on May 2, 1898 at one
o'clock p. m. The various wards
and precints Of said county were
al repres nted either by the com
mittee themselves or by proxy.
The first business before the COM
mittee was the manner and time
time of bolding the county pri-
mary. After considerable discus.
sion it was decided, By unani-
nous vote that the county primary
be postponed until after the State
and National Conventions.
AS there were delegates to he
selected to the Judicial convention
it was decided by the committee
that primary election be held in
the various wards and precincts Of
said county on the Gth.day of June,
On motion of G. V. Wright, which
was carried, ii was decided that
the names tf each candidate Of
this county for Common Pleas
Judge, shall be printed on the bal
lots and the candidate receiving
the greatest number Of votes in
the county shall be empowered to
select twenty three delegates from
Hooking county TO said Judicial
convention.
AS the time ofholding the circuit
court and congressional convent
ions were not known by the commit
tee, on motion CT L. O. Petit it was
decided TO empower the chairman
to appoint a committee to select
legates to the circuit court and con-
gressional conventions. The fol-
lowing committee was appointed:
H. e. Sparnop, a. j. Bennett, A.
l.. O'Neill, Ed. Huffman, and ID. Ii.
Lappen.
The following parsons were ap.
pointed as suppervi- ors to hold the
Judicial primary
Benton tip. S. II. Eby.
Falls tp. and Logan Cat Auditors
oflice) Jonathan Shaw.
Gore, John II. Nutter.
Green (!st. pre.) William Wood
ruff.
Green end. pre.) Herman
Giescckc.
Good Hope, William Miller.
Laurel, Chas. Keller.
Marion, f. p. Martin.
Perry, Qst. pre.) j. a, McC!el-
land.
Laurelville and LaurelvilIe pre-.
Cat Laurelville) ran Hostler.
Starr, Thos. O'NeilI.
Murray City pre-. l.. M. Redfern.
New Pittsburg, Orbiston, Jobs,
and Brashears, all vote at
Jobs, George McIntire.
Carbon Hill, ID. NJ. SOliday.
Sand Run, T. b. Angle.
Washington, G. +. Brandt.
1t was decided by the com mittee
that there should be one judge and
one clerk selected by said super
visors, who with the supervisors
shall conduct said primary.
The following committee was
appointed to raise funds to conduct
said prinary:-D. NJ. on are, ii.
+. Sparn0n, and a. Il. O'Neill.
On motion of Harry Sparnon the
returns Of said rimary are To he
canvassed by the chairman of the
committee on the following
Monday, and the result declared,
il was further decided by the
committee that none but known
Democrats be allowed to vote at
said election. Polls will be opened
at 6 o'clock a. m. and closed at 9
O'Clock p. m.
There being no farther business
the committee adjourned to meet
again on call Of the Chairman.