The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-01-17

(Governor Bushncll's private sccretary)
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DO tnose Oh prosperity uhu peace VhahA
his GOOD wishes for nv successful work in
vonr Lrba,f. and for thc honorable record he
Lns given for nv emulation
"Stordino bc,.e n. o,o ,rbo lv tho s,,ffr,oo,
~ tbc neonIe I'm. been declared choscn for tho
bi,hest ofIice nf tbis grcat atate am not mn.
n,;ndfri ~ tbe p,nnniny of tl,n ns,Lility
assume The nnturn, pleasure and rrntifico
Hon TINT comes to one who i, called tn anch nm
eminent mace nmong his fellow men ia sobrred
Inv Tho reflection thnt n remaIns IN socurc rho
nnnroval which should foIlo,y tho worl, of the
faithful aervnnt Timo on,v c,n tell how
nuch mr. ho,v uttIe alnIl nerit vour com.
mondation. but II will be nv constant nim and
purpose TO serve Won as faithfully and as wise
" as there is lipSt given me to show the path
Of right. and shall ever remember that am
the servant of the people. With n full con.
sciousness of the gravity OF my task, and with
n dependence on your patriotism and good
will, after asking your prn yers for my success
in administering its duties, and the aid of the
Almighty Being in nv earnest endeavor, I
reverently and dcvoutly accept the trust You
have plnced in INV hands,
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n: nv -, - -: y. ,i,o wv, 80
oiiiVi'i p'i,y 'ooh o''iliaBcS anu p'itioi-
phteu III tne hupe palHue, WHICH was
formed as fOlloWS:
Marshal, Colonel George d. Freeman; chief
of staff Colonel r. r. Fletcher: ndiutant gen.
ndin tvit general, staff and clubs.
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''I E;rst hr;uaJnHJorrrP ;ne g p p,iss ca,nmord.r n
O. Hoopcr chief of staff. Michae, + Rynn a..
s!stant ndjutnnt general, and staff.
Springfield delegation - o. S. Kelly com.
mander. Q, X. Mower chief of staff, as istant
II. Zanosville dclcgation-A: O, Jones marshal
miillan nhhn cnicI OF s'hil, . A. baidwih as
Sana,,I S,ui,,a1o n n1 E,.a,, ID
II Jonos chief of stoff Cyrus HuIin . nssistant
adjutant general, staff and clubs,
Third brigadc-Dr f. S. Na.enhals com.
hnnder, w. L. Halliday chief of staff, Joseph
A. Webb assistant adjutant general, staff and
cinps;
r;n," mnu'S1h son county densss!,on @ Lohuoh-h lone,
% Fourth % bri~ndemA H. p McAipine cal % command
err, w. @, Wikoff chief of stnff. stanton S Free.
! man, assistant ndjutant general, staff and
clubs.
Second divslon-Gencral George J. Karh
mmrshai' s'au ana ciups,
p -, hTrsi'n pI.sit Ool'hcs ., o.
Fir't bri.,, eNCnionai n Co;t marble,
seventeenth infantry. United States army
Fourteenth infantry, Ohio Nation Guard.
Second brigade-Eifth infantry, Ohio M
tionnl Guard; six companies, Seventeenth in
fantry; three companies Ninth infantry; two
tomfahIes % sn,n infantry one COMPANY M,'i six,
% toudrx. ,nnr ,wnou;s, rMo TdrIt nrti,iorv u ~
Tbo ,rocoes;nn formed ON Tb;rd st,eet
ccntnring ot Third and BROAD and Third
md Stntc II moved sonthwarllv to
Th;rd and Monnd thence one snnoro
west t,, Hi.h north on Hipb strcat to
tbc viofuct and bacl, again mast the rc.
viewing stand at the north front Of the
statob,Sse
Columbus ;s NOT a town that deliobts
in decorations and consequently there
was NOT tbc exbib;tion Of fiags and han.
ners along thc routc thnt sbould have
been. There wore tens of thousands of
people, however, all enthusiastic and
noisy, who yelled themselves hoarse as
the members of the Outgoing and in
coming administrations passed.