Ohio 1816 Commissioner, Stark County

Office:
Commissioner (County)
Title:
Commissioner
Jurisdiction:
County
Label:
Ohio 1816 Commissioner, Stark County
Date:
1816
State:
Ohio
Type:
General
Iteration:
First Ballot
Office/Role:
Commissioner/Commissioner
Candidates:
William Alben, John Sluss, James Drennan, Amos Janney, James Alben, James Latimer
Candidates: William Alben[1]John Sluss[2]James DrennanAmos JanneyJames AlbenJames Latimer
Affiliation:
Final Result: [3][4][5][6][7]46826225220209
Stark County46826225220209
Brown16182---
Canton1038033--3
Green23-18---
Jackson21-21---
Lawrence3127---2
Nimishillen18118--1
Osnaburgh3233---1
Perry71562--1
Pike45837---
Plain49465---
Sandy10181520--
Sugar Creek--20-20-
Tuscarawas492621--1

Notes:

[1]Elected.
[2]Elected.
[3]There were elections for Commissioner for both 2 years and for 1 year to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of William Fogle. "The law expressly says, there shall be a pertinant designation of the office for which each candidate may be intended to fill. - By turning to the abstract it will be perceived, that there were some votes given without designation, some for two years, and some properly designated. On estimating the whole number of votes, it appears that John Sluss has a majority of TEN - and on estimating those correctly designated, James Drennan has a majority of NINETEEN." The Ohio Repository (Canton, OH). October 17, 1816.
[4]"Two of the judges appointed to open and decide on the returns, have declared JOHN SLUSS duly elected commissioner, for one year." The Ohio Repository (Canton, OH). October 17, 1816.
[5]Of William Alben's 468 votes, 31 were designated for 1 year.
[6]Of John Sluss' 262 votes, 99 were designated for 1 year.
[7]Of James Drennan's 252 votes, 118 were designated for 1 year and 10 were designated for 2 years.

References:

The Ohio Repository (Canton, OH). October 17, 1816.

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