The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-05-28


DerarY chairman amt EztrrT W Eaan.s
Cor temporary seereturY-
llr Rn0inson mutf,. n vary hrasF
speech in accepting rita 1gsirian art
Secretary E1anss rea1t rlf,4 call
On macinn gs p B. Blafr ehss rzrr.
pora1y organization was mads Bsrua-
uenr-
The seeretarF rsuof esrrffigErz au1u
CIerk Ayers Of uiis 1aArtf al sisgrfuns
showing the names Qf IN. dssiss<,Erss
rrum saeh prseinen Is eis1ssu ar 1f1a
primaries
The secrsfarE called rl1ss rulI- w1ii-1
showed all prseinerz rsure=snresf *
eep1 Morgan ruwusiffuL
VIM AppIenun muTssf thar m guu-
vsntiun prueeest an business as GIIr-
lined I'M tffs call C1rrfssf
L. Il Ct1EbsrrsQu mugasf uhHr r1e
dsslegarRs and aIterunras M tife zv1rH
BE- eli1sen bE 1alTue m 1psn
Carried
Alfred Mill amt EarrE C1ssseH xsre
appointed usIIers by the chairman
sezt= 0es-szres
For dl=Iegztas ami AlrerHzrsS -1 rie
state eouvenriuu. L A CHIberrzuu pre-
senref rfe E1useEeIr names rssHdff1g
them erum the prfnrsd Hisr 1s a1lTGwz=
n
C,Ilbertson- Eh. DeEer- L. Il. FrrzzeM.
C. l. wrfghr- T. L EHhnfEz- J. l. Ne>
EinIeE-
Fer aTreruanes-EGhn DeEus- EflT
Hammond w B EsEueusES- Eassgn
CuuruE- O. Il Nr1uu- Rnnerr L C1Ess-
Sherman S1scher
hudson VIneeur presented the Taft
uamess also reading them rum rrsnr-
ed siip. as h1lI1wS-
For d,sIegates-,L B, wIEE1t- Hlsf-
son Vincent Iames r 1IcE1rup H G.
Gatss. Clayton Il Bishop Il J. wGriS-
man. C. * DuWJfs-
A LIST Of aIreruaEss WIS u1G present
ed
Chas.- C. Inns moved than tta EEs1 Of
presented by L. Il CIThsrV
son be eEectsd UnanHmousIS- Carried
The chairman ordersd a baHas dIr
the selection OF 1hss dsIegIEss
Chas4 G. EEms mnEse thar thessRsn
having the. highest VOTE Be declared
the deIeg1rss- Agreed tn
1t requfre,f a long une uQ east tle
vote and coand IT, The EnGssxsIr ean
dates received an average vuts al g.
and the Taft eand1farzs an average qE
Al. as follows
Owen 81. CsIIhsrtsUn a. Dsver g.
FrizzsF sa- Wright u. HEbhfEz SsI- Me-
KinIeS a. Tafgar- A. Tfnesnr Az No
EIruE A. Cafes a. BfshQp Al WORK
man a. Dowdss Al T G Ginning L
The first seven were declared sEexS
ed by the chairman
csnz-rcs. Pieas 1zGse
/. HzG GaEes ucEsts. Ghaz .Eass ssi,=lsgkEsz
to the common pleas irt5-zaE gCnEsn-
tion be chosen IN the same manner ~
the state delegates were ehnssR
The mcc1cn WIS opposed by ? b
Blair and VIM Burgess whn EnsTs1esf
ON n preferential v1es heswesn the two
candidates for the Endorsement Ut
knox county This was agreed tn
Before the haIlnCIug eummsnesd-
Judge WaHghs moved the apgofuEusnE
of a e01mirree Of three To recommend
delegztes to the eirvuit f1GzeiaE a1d
senatorial conventions NEQgluu car
rfed and the chair appointed I1fgs
wafghs. P B. BGlfr and ChHS G. anrz
as the eommfttse.
p B. BIafr presented the uiKme Gf
Loo C. SgiIEwsI for Eufarsemsnr tilr
common pleas Judge
Judge wafght prsssnrs1 Former
Judge George CeEIsr.
The vote ressIIrsd IN i hhg cleanup
for S5iIlweIL who received a. Coy
ner received -
Mr. S5fIIweH was called t1r and *
pressed hfs gratitude fur the nEinrzs-
menr-
On motion the chairman dQpOfncet Il
COMMITTEES of i've composed OF lrdgs
Wafght. p. B. BIIir- ChEs G hmss 2
" Owen and VIM W. EGons to- aer IN
conjunction with Mr. SsiIIwRlI IN -
Ieetfng the delegares c0 the common
pleas Judicial convention
The committees a9pofuEeG 10 sslsses
delegates reported the lists which
were confirmed by the convention a.
follows
Cfrcuir Judicial
To &c held 1T NessarS 1GiS 91R
DeIegates-H It Greer Z v Owen
j. b Wafghr-
AIrernares-P- b BIaEr- Gs0rgs Guy
usr. W. NJ koonsA