The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1906-02-01
Delegates Alternates

Greene county. 30 ......... %
Highland county. .2S...........2S
Warren county. ...29.......... 30
Of these delegates 50 will be neces
sary for a choice.
The delegates and alternates to
which each county is entitled under
this call shall be hereafter chosen In
such manner, and at such time and
place, or places. as may be ordered
and announced by the member of this
Committee for each County; Pro
vided, however, that such delegates
and alternates shall be chosen in each
county in one of the three following
ways:
Firstly county mass convention
to be hereafter called by the Congress
sional committeeman for the county,
for such time and place, and under
such regulation, as he may order.
Secondly county delegate con-
vention composed of delegates APP.
pointed by the Congressional commit
teeman among the different townships
and precincts and elected by the Re-
publican voters thereof, such county
delegate convention to be hereafter
called by the Congressional commit
teeman for the county, and for such
time and place as he may fix and
announce, the delegates to such
county delegate convention to b.
elected under such rules and regula.
tions as may be prescribed by him,
and with such Judges, Clerks and
other officers as he may appoint.
Thirdly county primary, to be
hereafter called by the Congressional
committeeman for the county, and If
this method, candidate, or candi.
dates, may be voted for directly, in
which case the candidate securing a
majority, or plurality, as the case
may be, of the votes cast shall be
authorized TO name and appoint the
delegates and alternates to which the
county is entitled. If a county
primary be thus called 1t shall be held
at such time, and under such rules
and regulations as may be prescribed
by the Congressional committeeman
of the county, and with such Judges,
Clerks and other officers as he may
appoint.
Provided, further, that whichever
one of said three ways may be ordered
and announced by the member of this
committee for the selection of said
delegates and alternates for the
county, not less than ten days notice
thereof shall be given by him by pub
lication In at least one newspaper of
general circulation in the county.
The temporary organization of said
Congressional convention has been
arranged and named as follows
Henry G. Louden, of Brown county,
Chairman Ed. S. Conklin, of Warren
county, Secretary; one assistant sec
retary to be named by said Secre-
tary, for each county; John Great
house, of Highland county, Sergeant
alarms
All the Republican electors of each
of said counties are hereby respect.
fully and earnestly urged to take part
In the selection of the delegates and
alternates for the county, so that such
delegates and alternates may fairly
represent the Republicans of the
county, and SO that the action of the
Congressional convention hereby call
ed may commend itself to the favor
of all the Republicans of the district,
and be by them indorsed by an old
time Republican vote in November.
The foregoing is taken at regular
meeting of the Republican Congress
sional committee OF said district, all
members of said committee being
present this 29th day of January 1906
G +. YOUNG, Chairman,
F II, AMBROSE, Secretary,
LOUIS Hicks,
HUsE BONE,
j. s. DEWEY,
WIN. BUCKLES,
Republican Congressional committee
for the Sixth Congressional district
of Ohio.
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