Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-07-19

sdho pToPoTbon 10 tnelr SaleaDle
value as are farms and city real es-
tate.
"The proceedings Of the republican
majority of the state board of equali-
Zation are a scandal"
Regarding the conduct OF state nf-
fairs the republican administration
and the republican majority of, the
general assembly are denounced
Tariff reform is demanded, on the
ground that, the production of the
country far exceeds its power of con-
sumption.
The enactment and rigorous en-
forcement of measures to prevent
monopolies and combinations in re-
straint of trade and commerce is de-
manded, as is also the suppression
| of all trusts and a return to "indus-
trial freedom"
On the subject of imperialism and
| expansion" the platform says. Pow
ers granted the federal governments
| were not meant to be used to conquer
| or hold in subjection the people OF
| other countries.
The democratic party opposes any
| extension of the national boundaries
not meant to carry speedily to all
inhabitants full, equal rights with
themselves.
Order of nominations was thea
reached.
When Clarke county was reached
Judge f. NJ. Hogan, of Springfield,
presented the name of John L. Zm-
| norman.
NJ. a. Daugherty, of Lancaster, pre-
sented the name of Col. James Kill
bourne, of Columbus.
Zimmerman then withdrew his
name and moved the nomination Of
Kilbourne by acclamation. This car
ried with repeated cheers and a DEM
onstration lasting several minutes
ensued.
The nominee accepted in an address
of some length on pending issues.
For lieutenant governor the names
i of John f. Cassidy, mayor of Belle
fontaine, and Anthony Howells, Of
Massillon, were presented. Howells
was nominated by acclamation.
For supreme judge the names of f.
b. Finley, Joseph Hidy and Samuel
w. Courtright, of Circleville, were
presented. First ballot: Hidy 33o.
Finley AIS, Courtright 100, John +.
Follett 3. No nomination. - Before
the second ballot was completed
Hidy's nomination was made by ac-
clamation on motion of Mr.. Finley.
For clerk of the supreme court the
names of Harry II. Young, j. P. Me-
haffey, of Cambridge, and Justus b.
Smoots, of Mt. Vernon, were present
ed. The first ballot resulted: Young
sos, Mehaffey 13s, Smoots 304. The
nomination of Young was made
unanimous.
For attorney general the names of
II. A. Mykrantz, of Ashland, of frank
+. Monnett, of Bucyrus, and of NJ. B.
Mccarthy. of Toledo, were presented.
The ballot then resulted: McCar-
thy GA, Monnett 229, Mykrantz 10Y.
The nomination of Mccarthy was
made unanimous.
For treasurer of state the name of
K. Page Aleshire, of Gallipolis, was
presented and he was nominal ted by
acclamation.
For member of the board of public
works the names of James G. Holman
and Fred G.. Leete, of Ironton were
presented. Just before the ballot
was completed Leete withdrew and
the nomination of Holman was made
unanimous by acclamation.
After Te-adopting the rooster as
the party emblem the convention, at
4:45 p. M, adjourned.
The following are the principal
committees chosen at the district
meeting:
! Committee on Resolutions.
First district, Judson Harmon,
Hamilton; third, j. II. Jones, Butler;
fourth, George Phillips, Mercer;
fifth, w. ID. Hill, Defiance; sixth, Jo-
seph Eyler, Brown; seventh, j. j.
Harper, Fayette; eighth, w. S. Fin
ley. Hardin; ninth, Barton Smith, Lu-
cas-; tenth, j. w. Eyler, Pike; elev-
enth, w. E. Finck, Perry; twelfth, NJ.
A. Daugherty, Fairfield; thirteenth,
James H. Platt, Seneca; fourteenth,
+. J. King, Lorain; fifteenth, L. NJ.
Kennedy, Morgan; sixteenth, Judge
G. w. Hamilton, Monroe; seven
teeirth, j. w. Casingham, Coshocton;
eighteenth, w. H. spencer, Columbi-
ana; nineteenth, S., e. Rogers, Sum-
nit; twentieth, Echo NJ. Heisley,
Cuyahoga; twenty-tirst, Newton d.
Barker, Cuyahoga.
Credentials.
First district, John Robson, Hamil-
ton; second, Il. j. Cogan, Hamilton;
third, 7. V. Dupuy, Montgomery;
fourth, C. L. Marshall, Shelby; fifth,
G. VI. Saltzgaber, Van Vert; sixth,
Adam Bridges, Warren; seventh, j.
p. Given, Pickaway; eighth, Henry T.
McCrackeR Champaign; ninth,
Charles Stager, Lucas; tenth, John
Jones, Scioto; eleventh, Dennis
Steele, Vinton; twelfth, +. C. Rutter.
Fairfield; thirteenth, William IL. Els
enhour, Sandusky; fourteenth, j. p,
Seward, Richland; fifteenth, t. NJ.
Hunter, Guernsey; sixteenth, Lewis
Hoe ffier, Monroe; seventeenth, j. L.
Hurst, Tuscarawas; eighteenth, L. H
Moore, Mahoning; nineteenth, d. L.
Rockwell, portage; twentieth, Jacob
Selzer, Cuyahoga; twenty-frst, Tom
Calvin, Cuyahoga.