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. Srltchar0 an0 T. Parker.
On motion. the Convention adjourn
ed.
3 o'clock P. NJ,
The committee appointed by The Con-
venIon TO nominate officers, reported
the following namos:-
President
THOMAS CoRWIN, Of Warren.
Vice Residents.
Geo. P Terrence. Of Hamilton;
2--John Woods, OF Butler;
3-James Galloway, Of Greene;
A. Henry CuIberlson, oil Miami;
5-Ha rdesiy Walker. OF Shelby;
6-Andrew CofIinberry, OF Wood,
7-Pres'on W Sellers, of Brown;
8-AnIhOny Wake, OF Ross;
9-Johu LeIsr. OI Fairfield;
lO-James Klbourne, Of Franklin;
lI-James Smart, Of Rchisnd;
l2-Joseph Riggs, Of Scloro;
l3-J D Chamberlain, OF Washington
l4-C. b Goddard, OF MuskIOgum;
l5-Wm. Mcfarland, OF Harrison;
I6- Columbus Deano, of Knox;
l7-Wm d. Ewing, Of CoIumbiana; /;
l8--John lIatris, Of Stark;
l9- Ebtn Newton, OF TrumbuIl;
2O-Moses Kelley, al Cuyahoga;
2l-O, Fouell, Of Erie.
Secretaries
! Wm, B rhraII, OF Prckawsv;
2 Judge Granger, OF Rrchlaud.
8 WIN, F Comfy, OF Montgomery;
4 L. Thomas, Of Musk'ngum;
S Il. R Lindsay, Clinton;
6 A. H Lewis, oil Portage.
Wm. Bebb, Esq Hon BeIIamy Storer
and Hon. JohO M Gallagher were ap
poinIed a committee TO drafl resolutions
Tor the consideration of the Convention
They reported the following resolution
ReSolUed, That we. lhe Wings Of Ohio
admire HENRY CLAY, Tor his profound
and splendid intellect; that we respect
him, Tor the long and eminently iaborI
Gus lille, which, with all Inc exalted en-
dowmenls of nature, he has devoted 10
hIs country; that we honor him for his
jealous devotion to those political prn-
cipes which our fathers Of lhe Revou-
ton established and transmitted 10 US;
and the wisdom ol which our whole per
sona and national experiences, have de-
monslrated;, :, but that we do not vet
more admire, respect, honor and Iore him
that he 10 emnenIlv the honest man, ot
this Nation and Of this Age.
Pending the consideration Of this res
olution, C. Anderson, Esq OF Monlgom-
ery; Hon B. S,orer OF Hamilton and S.
White and D Duncan, Of Licking, ae
dressed the Convention, interrupted
lhrouehou by repeated outbreaks Of ap
pIause, alier which the resolution was
adopted without dissenting voice.
Mr.. Martin Of Greene county, from
The committee Of l47 appointed 10 pre-
sent the namo of a suuable person for
Governor, reported the following FeSo
Iuriou, which was adopted by acc'ama'
lon, viz:
Rssovpcd, unanimously. That the com,
millee nominate 10 the Convention now
sitting, MORDECAI BARTLEY, o
RichIand county, as the candidate 10 bt
supported by The Wings ol Ohio at the
ensuing election.
On motion Of Mr.. Harris, Of Stark. a
committee of three. to wit: Messrs. Hal
ris, oil Stark; Wood. OF Butler and Mar
lin of Green, was appointed to wait up
on Mr.. BARLEY and inform him Of hi
nomination, and request his attendance
upon this Convention.
After a brief absence, during which
Mr.. Galloway, Of Ross, addressed lht
Convention in an animated speech) lh'
committee reported that they had waile'
upon Mr. BaHly and that he is now pre-
sent in the Convention.
Mr. BARLEY being loudly called 70
from all parts Of the house, took th'
sand, although lOboring under severe
Indrsposilion, and in a brief but neat ad
drcsa, returned bis thanks for The dis
rncrron conferred upon him by th
nomination, giving brief exposition o
Wing doctrines, and pIedgng an earn
ca that il those doctrines are not carrle'
into successful operation the fault shouI
not rest at his door.
4 A motion was made TO adjourn; an
after brief but thrilling address iron
lhe President, the Convention ADJOURN
cd, sine die.
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