The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-05-11
Central Committee Meet.

OOuuby Otubfh OOlIlIuIltte iHtJ Nv
Logan, pursuant to adjournment.
The roll call showed 10 members
present and 0 absent Chairman
Soliday announced that the first
matter to be taken up would be
the manner of the selection Of dele
gates to the Judicial Convention
as it comes soon. Thereupon Mr..
III. E. Sparnon introduced the fol-
lowing resolution:
"Resolved, that we hereby en-
dorse the fearless, able, impartial
and vigorous administration of
justice, by the Hon. o. w. ii.
Wright during his present term as
Common Pleas Judge of the First
Subdivision of the Seventh Judic-
ial District, and we but express the
unanimous will of the Democracy
of Hooking County in hereby un-
reservedly indorsing and asking
his denomination to said Office.
And we hereby respectfully re-
quest the said Hon. O.W, III. Wright
to select and name the delegates
TO the Judicial Convention of this
Subdivision of said judicial Dis
trict, and hereby ratify, approve
and confirm such selection and APP
point the persons so to be named
by him as such delegates.
And the Chairman and Secre-
tary of this Committee are hereby
authorized and directed to sign
credentials of such delegates, in
pursuance of this resolution.
On motion of Joe Green Of San d
Run, the resolution was unanl-
mously adopted.
On call of the chairman for any
further business, Mr.. D. w. Wright
of Marion presented the following
resolution for Representative M.
S. Cox:
"Resolved, that we heartily en-
dorse the able and efficient services
of the Hon. M. S. Cox during the
session of the 73 General Assembly
of Ohio, and in accord with demo-
cratic principles we hereby re-
spectfully request that the said
Hon. M. S. Cox select and name
the delegates to the joint Repre-
sentative convention to be held at
......... on the 80. day of ......
1899, at ... o'clock; and the Chair
man and Secretary of this Com
mittee are hereby authorized and
directed to sign credentials of such
delegates in pursuance of this re-
solution"
After some discussion it was
agreed that the delegates to the
Representative convention should
be chosen by popular vote at the
Democratic Primary, and the re-
solution was voted down.
The next matter taken up was
the fixing of time of holding the
county primary. Mr. Sparnon
made motion that the ty pri-
mary be set for Saturday, June IL,
from the hours of II noon to
O'Clock p. NJ, and that upon that
occasion there be chosen candidates
for the several county Offices to be
filed as designated by the Chair
man and Secretary of the Com
mittee in their future call, and that
there be selected delegates to the
State, Senatorial and Representa-
tive Conventions, and Central
Committeeman st such primary,
and that the candidates for dele
gates to the State Convention be
announced and placed upon the
primary ticket to be voted for at
large in the county. The motion
of Mr.. Sparnon carried.
On motion it was directed that
a supervisor, one judge and one
clerk should have charge of each
voting precinct, the judge and
clerk to be selected by the super
visors.
, The voting precincts and super
visors were fixed as follows:
Benton township, at Blooming
vile, E, E. Chilcote, Supervisor.
Cool Hope, at Rockbridge,
David Rider, Supervisor.
Green, Gall pre) at Township
House pre-, Ed. Huffman, Super
visor.
Falls and Four Wards Logan, at
Court House, Leonard Weaver,
Supervisor.
Falls Gore, at Gore, A. j. Bur-
CESS, Supervisor.
Laurel, at Gibisonville, Daniel
Kreishbaum, Supervisor.
Perry lst pre-, at South Perry,
Benz. White, Supervisor.
Perry End pre-. and Laurelville,
at Laurelvile, Nelson Arm strong,
Supervisor.
Starr, at Starr, Geo. Shoemaker,