The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-08-24
Putnarn County Convention.


County, held at the Court House in Kalida, on
Saturday, the 2ia instant, WILLIAM Nc
CLURE, Esq. was called to the Chair, and
JAMES MACKENZIE, appointed Secretary.
On motion Of Joseph White Esq, committee
OF one from each township was appointed by the
chair, to report delegates to the Representative
and Senatorial Convention.
On motion Of James Mackenzie,
The chair appointed Messrs. Maekenziei
White. Parrish, Ewing and o. w. Crawfs oom'
mittee on resolutions.
Mr.. B. Metcalf, fro IN the committee appointed
to select delegates to the Representative and
Senatorial Conventions presented the following
report, which was adopted:
DELEGATES TO TIE REPRESENTATIVE CONVENTION.
j. m. Radabaugh, Jas. Ewing, Michael Row,
M. Parrish, J. G. BookhOldt, B. H. Kenper, The.
dore osags, Israel Huber, H. M. Crswfs. Hugh
Strain, w. McCurdy, obed Martin, Silas Martin,
H. J. Boehmst, s. L. Sutton, Freeman BellIJ.
Nep. Butler, John r. Mcconnell, John M Palm
sr, Rolly Pekenpaugh, Samuel Clark, james
Mackenzie, c. H. Rice, Joseph Tingle, J. H.
Vail, Asa Johnson, Sam. Nicholas, John Ramsey,
Joseph Griffith, Calvin Martin, John Nell, J. B.
Allen, stsnsberry Sutton, VIM, Mcclure, John J.
Oliver, James Mcclure, A. W. Hardin, A. 1ew-
ell, George Stewart, John Simpson, Saml. Hick
erson, A. Baughman, VIM. Fitzpatrick, H. s.
Knapp, Jshn r. simons, Jacob Fender, Henry
Ayres, Jacob switzsr, John Matson, Stephen
White, Elias Everett, H. Morris, Daniel States,
| ]. B. Resder, A. Allison, Jacob Ward, Eneas
Hathaway, Fred. Shull, Doud Gohle, John Stin-
er, sr., E. Russell. J. D. Wamsley, W. Ackley,
r. Douglsss, John Amstutz Samuel Hooper, W.
M. Bell Joseph Bellfo:d, ]. B. Fruchey, B. Irwin.
DELEsArEs TO the SENATORIAL CONVENTION.
Vincent Giton, w. A. Howe, J. G. Upheuse;
B. Blesssr, J. Ewing, H Crawfs, J. M Rada baugh,
John Sackstt, jr., James AghsI, Lewis Sutton,
John Galbreath, Henry Green, Solomon Cham.
bers. L M Craw6s, E Creighton, N Mcclure,
VIM harman, Stansbsrry Sutton, Simon Frantz.
Elisha Stout, Charles Guisngsr, Tod, N Nc
Connsll, F s Godfrey, John w Waters, Levi
Grsve, II s Knapp, F Kohle, Henry Frazer,P
B Holden, Jacob Ridenour, VIM Scott. H Bosh
msr, s suttsp, Freeman Bell, N Butler, Samuel
Ramsey, J Griffiths, Tussing, JsckSon Miller,
Ssml Rockhill, Henry Solomon. Anthony Harp
lister, DaAiel Osburn, Jacob Harpister, Frederick
Gsatz, n. Russell, Richard Hathaway, Frederick
shull, John Stinar, jr, D Wamsley, W Ack.
ley, John Amstuts, Samuel Hooper, R Douglass.
John Parrish. Abraham Sites, w M Bell, T r
Mcclure, Ben Metcalf, Joseph Nichslls, Solonen
r Miller. Samuel Parker, John Hoffman, Henry
Robe. David Carey. A Baughman. Elias Horn.
i On Motion of J. M. Palmer, Esq,
Rssolesd, That the delegates to the Rep'
resentative and Senatorial Conventions, shall
be privileged TO serve by proxy, provided
that authority bo given to their substitute
in writing.
James Mackenzie, from the committee on
resolutions. presented the following which
; we're adopted:
Resolued, That we will use oil rightful sndsa-
voIs to give success to the fall nominations Of
the Democracy, convinced that union, harmony
and energy are essential 10 maintain the sscen-
dsnsy Of correct Democratic principles.
Resolued, That we are opposed to all monopo-
ly, special privilege, and protection, By the Cen
sral or State Government, as created for the ben.
eft Of the few at the expencs oftho many.
. R1OlueS, That we are in favor Of an amend
7 mont the Constitution, and the direct election
: Of all State officers by the people.
+ Rssolvsd, That the Ohio Banks have neither
the will OF the powsrto furnish the State with q
n sound Homie Cufrency--that the recent influx of
It foreign paper into State, proves that there is
Q no promised benefit 10 bs derived from this
n monopoly that will countsrbalaacs the evils in-
b cidsnt to o currency composed Of debts instead
10 9th precious metals.
Resolped, That the Democracy Of Putnam are
or firm in their adherence to their demand for q
7, sound currency of Gold and silver, and the i'm.
d. mediate repssl of the present banking system.
Resolued, That the working Of the Independ-
VI ens Treasury and the tariff Of 1916, are the best
" evidence Of the wisdem Of the enactment Of these
% laws.
Re,olued, That as Democrats, and citizens OF
u Ohio, we cannot but honor the Ohio Volunteers
for their promptitude to enroll themselves in the
service si their country, and for their bravery and
!. gallant conduct in the contest with Mexico.
Resolved, That the present war with Mexico ID
- in our view just and righteous war undertaken
to rspel aggression, preserve the integrity Of sui
- soil, and to protect frem (uture wrong spoil
10 ated eitizens--that it had been conducted with
prudence. vgor. and success, crsditabls to the
g Administration Of the Government, and to the
re galaat soldiers who have fought its battles and
IN won new and impsnshable renown for theii
e. country.
RI Resolusd, That the opposition of Federalism to
IN the war with Mexico has been factiousa and unpat
is riotic, calculated TO proong the cost and misery
Mt incident 70 the contest indefinitely and to en-.