Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-08-29

as were also the young blood the
boys who are always on the firing line
when there is any work TO be done for
the cause of Republicanism.
CONVENTION MEETS.
Precisely at eleven o'clock, C. C.
Smith, Chairman of the County Cen
tral Committee, appeared on the plat
form and raped for order.
He stated that the Committee had
decided upon Col. Moore as Chairman,
but chat he had declined the honor
TEMPORARY ORGANIZATION.
On motion of Hon. c. S. Dana, Hon.
T. f. Davis was selected as temporary
chairman, with Prof. j. F. Wagner, Of
Beverly, as Secretary, and c. C. Evans,
of Marietta, Assistant
COMMITTEE ON CREDENTIALS.
On motion of c. B. Ballard of the
Third Ward the following Committee
on Credentials was appointed by the
Chair
C. B. Ballard, Third Ward.
+. NJ. Gano, Newport.
S. Z. Garrison, First Ward.
\. j. Longfellow, Mdcksburg.
C. ID. I.ayman, Fourth Ward.
ROLL CALL.
The Secretary called the roll and
credentials We're submitted.
RULES OF ORDER.
On motion of R. A. Underwood, the
following rules of order were adopted:
|. The rules governing this Conven-
ticn shall be the same a. the rules gov
erning the House of the Ohio General
Assembly.
2. Nomination for offices will be
called in the order of the call published
for rhis Convention. The chairman of
each delegation will announce the vote
when his ward or precinct is called.
and no change can be made after the
vote has been announced until the
following ballot.
s. Nominating speeches will be lin
tied to three minutes.
4. The Secretary in calling for the
vote of the convention will use the
published call for this Convention, and
follow its order
CHAIRMEN OF DELEGATIONS.
The Secretary called the roll, and the
following chairmen of delegations were
announced:
Adams, Philip Maytern; Elba, C. A.
Seidler; Macksburg, A. J. Longfellow;
Bepre, Upper, A. d. Waterford; Bel
pre- Lower, Frank Ball; Barlow, John
Greelnees; Decatur,A. J. RUSSELL Dun
ham. c. H. Goddard; Fairfield, W. NJ
Dixon Fearing, ]. R. Young; Grand
view, A. 5. Adams; independence,
Chas, Young; Lawrence, Upper, C. NJ
Pepper; Lawrence, Lower, S. S. Nc
Gee; Liberty. c. H. Roberts: Ludlow
John B. Smith; Little Muskingum.
VIM. Harsha; Fultonburg, D. C. Reed;
Harmar ]. NJ. Davenport; Muskingum,
c. F. Stacey; Newport, Upper, ].
Greenwood; Newport, Lower, Geo.
Palmer, Geo. Marshall;
Warren, Sandy Blue; Salem, A. G.
Sturgiss; Waterford. n. c. McNeal;
Wesley, w. H. Underwood; Water
town, Roscoe Wolcott; Marietta. First
Ward, Henry Cherry; Second Ward. l..
J. Cutter; Third Ward, ]. NJ. Landon;
Fourth Ward Chas. S. Dana; Fifth
Ward, A. w. Tompkins
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
The roll was again called and the
new Central Committee was announced
As fellows: Adams A. ID. Stanley; Elba.
l." l.. Dutton; Macksburg H. NJ. Smith
son; Barlow, James HaddCw; Belp.e
]. II. Smith and Frank Hill, contest:
Belpre Village, f. l.. Brown; Decatur.
T. j. Morris; Durham, w. B. McGill:
Fairfield, w. NJ. Dixon; Fearing, Jew
stt Palmer; GraEdview, J. S. Ander-
son; Independence, Samuel Miller:
Lawrence, Upper, d. n. Henderson,;
Lawrence, Lower, C. NJ Pepper; Lib
srty, c. II. Roberts; Ludlow, JChn B.
smith; Little Muskingum Ralph Bean;
John Bell; Harmar, J. NJ.
Williams; Muskingum, D. w. Devol;
Newport, Upper, J. d. Davis;
Newport, Lower d. A, Boswell; Pal
ner, Frank Ford; Warren, c. A, Dole;
Salem, A. G. Sturgiss; Waterford H.
:. McNeal; Watertown, L. s. Bingham;
Wesley, f. A. Ross: Marietta, First
Ward, S, A. Seipel; Second Ward, A.
1. Tracey; Third Ward II. G. BOIL;
Fourth Ward r. NJ. Beagle; Fifth
Ward, r. B. Hart Sr; Sixth Ward, ].
4. Startling.
COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS.
On motion of B. Waterman, of Bel
re, the following committee was ap-
)inted on resolutions:
j. b. Waterman, Belpre.
r. A. Underwood, Fourth Ward.
g. s, Alderman. Second Ward