The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-09-04
From the Mi. Vernon Banner.

4 ~ ~ VI hG OGMO-
\ CRITIC YOUNG MEMS STATE
\ CONVENTION, ASSEMBLED
in MT. VERNON, OHIO, AU-
GUST l9, 1910.
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 19, z A. M.
In accordance with the recommends
tion ofthe Democratic Convention held
in COlumbus on the 9Th of January last,
the delegates TO the Democratic Young
Mems CoDvenvenlion assembled in Mt.
Vernon, on Wednesday, August 10,
IS40.
The Convention was called 10 order
by D. X. CARTER Esq. of Summit,
who nominated MATTHEW JOHN
SONEsq., of Stark, as President, and
! JOEL TIFFANY, Of Lorain, as Secretary,
! pro tenn.
On motion Of Mr.. CARTER, a Com
,nitiee Of three from each Congression-
al distric, was appointed for The purpose
of nominating a President, nineteen
Vice Presidents and six Secretaries, as
permanent officers of the Convention
Whereupon the following gentlemen
were appointed, to wit:
| lst District; J. B. Armstrong, D. E.
! Hiner, G. NJ. Avres.
I'd Distaict; Samuel Millgan, M.
\ Weaver, James C. James.
Sd District; William Blackburn, Ben.
net Smith.
] 4lh District; L. v. Craighton, W.
| H. Stokes, G. W. Stokes.
9th District; Charles Humphreys.
| 9Th District; e. Muse.
| sth District; @. Sweetser, J. Brough
1T. J. Morgan.
I 9Th District; Peter Early, ~ Cros'
sin, Isaac Pepper.
d 10Th District; Thos.' J. Gallagher
4 dAnhony Raining, R. d. Rowsey.
! 18th District; William Spencer, G
W. Manypenny, James Parker.
N 18th District; l.. Allison, Isaac H
y i's. Hill lanes Ravnescraft.
18th Distiicr; Geo. S. Patterson, T
# W. Barcley, Henry G. Brish.
9 10th District; w. B. Craw, d. B
. Austin, D. X. Garter.
). 18th District; Geo. Mclaughlin
/. Henry Hesson.
6 18th District; A. A. Byres, job
. Hull, W. Dnnbar.
: 18th District; James MoNu.t.
% Oumotio9 Of L. w. BARTLEY, Esq
h Of RIchland,
Resolued, That the foregoing Con
gressional Committee be instructed I
nominate a committee Of one from eac
district TO draft Resolutions expressiv
Of the sense of the Convention upon tn
great political questions that form tn
basis Of our republican institutions. an
report the same at an adjourned mes
ing of this Convention.
On motion, Convention adjourned |
meet again in the grove selected for III
purpose.
10 A. M.
Agreeably to adjournment, Conver
tion re.assembled.
Mr.. BARTLEY, Chairman of the,co
miitee on nominations, submitted Il
IL IL names o. the following individuals {
. permanent officers Of the Convention
is aud the question being taken upon III
Of adoption Of the report 1t was unanimou
y agreed 10.
~ President.
= ALLEN G. THURMAN, Of Ross.
;. Vice Presidents.
10 G. M. Ayres, of Hamiltou,
IS James Weaverl of Butler.
St Bennett Smith Of Allen.
" w. II. Stokes, Of Warren.
m s. MiIigan. of Butler.
o. q. Humphreys, of Washington.
!" E. Mute. of Ross.
,e A II. Patterson, Of Delaware.
!, Abel Stukey, of Fairfield.
y t. J. Gallagher, Of Logan.
d Henry West, Of Belmont.
G. W. Manypenny, of Muskingum.
G. w. Silllman, of Coshocton.
ii T. W. BARLEY of Richland.
R.. p. SpauldIng, Of Summit.
A. D. Smith, Of Cuyahoga.
j. George Mclaughlin, of Columbiana
NJ. Johnson, Of Stark.
g James McNutt, of Harrison.
Secretaries.
u T. J. Morgan, of Franklin.
D, A. Pratt, Of Logan.
W. H. KepIer, Of Seneca.
n Joel Tiffany, of Lorain.
g Isaac Pepper, Of Perry,
o B. B. Jones, af Erie.
), Upon taking The chair, Mr.. THURMA
;. returned thanks for the unexpected hon
d or conferred upon him, in an appropri
t ate address, which was received vii
!, great applause.