Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1899-07-22
DELEGATES CHOSEN
To Represent Wood County in the
Senatorial Convention.


large attendance at the mass conyen-
tion last Saturday afternoon, but every
precinct, with the exception of four,
WAS represented.
The business opened with the read
ing OF the call, which was followed by a
motion by Guy G. Nearing that the
precincts represented, select its dele
gates as apportioned by the committee.
M. p. Brewer proposed as substi-
tute motion that the delegations pre-
sent committee of one from each
precinct to select the delegates to the
senatorial convention, to be ratified by
the convention.
A. r. Campbell believed the conven-
tion not the proper place to select the
delegates and desired the matter to be
referred to the people, which meant
that the convention should adjourn
without doing any business-but the
convention didn't see it that way, and
by vote the amendment he offered, was
lost.
Hon. o. p. Norris took occasion to
address the convention and briefly
stated that he had withdrawn from the
senatorial race in favor of Col. Bryant.
He also made strong plea for unity of
the Republican forces and laying aside
all factional dissentlons.
After considerable discussion, by
Judge Nearing, Senator Hantey and
E. B. Beyerstock in favor Of Nearing's
motion, Hon. J. o. Troup and Col
Brewer made strong pleas in behalf of
Brewers substitute, which, when put
to vote, was carried by large
majority, and the various precincts
selected their committeeman who re-
ported the list OF delegates and altern-
ates:
Bairdstown, delegate, II. M. Fry;
alternate, George r. Santemire.
Bloomdale, delegate, E. H. Chilcote
alternate, ]. w. Simon.
Cygnet, Frank Dunham; John Ten
ant.
Jerry City, ]. L. Simon; G. w. So
letber.
Bowling Green, First ward, F. B.
Roath and William Zimmerman; ]. w.
Long and Ralph Eberly.
Second ward, G. w. Gaghan; W. S.
Haskell.
Third ward, Edward BeYerstock and
A. E. Royce; F. w. Thurstin and ]. F.
Reed.
Fourth ward, d. A. Haylor and S. c.
Harvey; D. E. Niver and G. II. Ban
key.
Center, John Lundy and c. S. Stacy;
Frank Zeigler and j. w. FORESTER.
Freedom, DR.. S. S. Dilly and T. J.
Lake; DR.. G. c. Griner and e. M. Rowe.
Grand Rapids, L. w. Heyman and
Claud Inman; w. E. Kerr and Harry
Davis.
Johannesburg, ]. w. Sharp; G. w.
Gillispie.
North Baltimore, north N. E. Davis
and w. e. Deibley; G. w. Wilkinson
and Hiram Beatty.
North Baltimore, south, George
Copus ard F. n. Crawford; w. B. Sage
and Isaac N. Tarr.
Jackson, George F. Shook and Jesse
Ferguson; Trent Corpus and w. N.
Hood.
Millbury, G. M. Deibert; w. ]. Bailey
Moline, f. J. Screlber; James Jeffrie
Liberty, east, Elmer Hook and Fl. NJ
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; Intyre.
Liberty, west, w. ]. Dtgby; G. c.
Fuller.
Dunbridge, John Goodell; S. 81.
Griner.
Haskins, F. Peinert; Fl. E. Hill.
Milton, north, William Sockman;
J Dan Gingery.
Milton, south, Joe Lehman; M. A.
Matheny.
Bradner, a. A. Stump; John Carr.
Freeport, Thos. Adams, T. j. Max
well and Norman Payne; Thos. A.
Graham, j. H. Brandon and James
O'Neil.
Risingsun, E. e. White; W. W.
Long.
Perry, north, ]. w. Smith; Lewis
Whitman.
Perry, south, T. A. Dunn; ]. d.
Stearns.
Perrysburg, east, Thos. Tinney
Frank Reider.
, Perrysburg, north, Fred Yeager and
Fred Wenz; f. @. Eberly and r. Danz.
z Perrysburg, west, ID. X. Hollenbeck
I A. r. Williams.
Plain, ]. L. Cramer; Eugene Hart.
Portage, east, Jacob Spackey; Johr
Shoup.
Portage, south, Volney Jones; II. l.
Spencer.
Portage, west, Curt Mum; Harve,
Saylor.
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