The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-10

resolved to proceed with the election OF
Judges. =,
The vote being taken. resulted as III
lows. Whole number OF yotes' S4O-
necessary tn a ch0lce, III:
Sherlock J. Andrews received Ivy; u
G. Couvers. 1874; P. y lin, 1872; Ozias
Bowen, IL; james H. ThnmPson. lO7; 5
r. Worcester. 20; Geo. b Way, so; 5
Finch. SO; w. B. Peck, IL; J PIobasco,
S6: BeIlamy Slorer, log; q. NJ. Spencer,
90; r C, Hurd, 90; J. I. Brasee. n; p.
| Hitchcock, 81.
SnruLnCmJ ANDREWS. &C. CnNvERs.
aud p. ODLIN, having received a majority
of the votes cast. were declared duly
nominated as candidates for Supreme
Judges.
The Convention proceeded to nominate
two mure candidates for Supreme Judg'
rs. and the vote being taken, resulted as
follows: Whole number of votes, 26l-
necessary To a choice. 13l:- Bethany
Slmer, received ITO; George b. Way,
1873, James H, Thompson, 49,; o. Bowen,
sc; J Probasco, 81; J. r. Brasee. 25.
BelIamy Storer and Geo. B. Way hav
ing a maipriIy. were declared duly nom.
inated as candidates for Supreme Judges.
On motion, the nomination of the can
didates for Supreme Judges was unani
monsly ratified.
Hon. John l. Green. Chairman of the
committee on Resolutions. reported The
T. n - .ul,.I, a., -, nI,,,Hal.
Res0lCed, That the resolutions of the
Wing Conventions nfA ID lS4S aud A
d 1850 declare the position ofthe Wings
of Ohio ON Stale and National policy;
tn At Protection To American ind ustry, a
Sound Currency, the Improvement ofour
Rivers and Harbors. an unyielding Oppo
si,inn to all Eucroachments by the Exc.
~cutive Power, aud a paramount regard
. to the Constitution and the Union, are
now. as ever. the cardinal principles ni
the Wing party.
/, Rrs0Ired, That, as a National party,
; the Wing party is now. and always has
been, in favor Of cordial and hearty sup
q mott Of the Constitution of the United
States; that we regard all It's provisions
as equally binding aud we feel ourselves
a ready aud willing to carry them out fully
and faithfully.
). ResolUed, That no National Admins
~rralion, under the guidance Of our Wing
# President, Willard FiIlmord, has the IN
bounded confidence ofthe Wings "tOhio
I. that in our domestic policy. its mauly al
/: vocacy Of Protection to Native Industry
I. the Improvement Of Rivers and Harhors
IS the Reduction Of Postage, aud the Stric
:. Accountability and Econory of Publ
,. Officers, its energetic, republican, truth
2; ful, and diginfed management ofour For
eign Affairs, have secured for it the graf
IF itude of this, aud the respect ofolher ma
10 tons.
Resolced, That as the Compromis
10 measures were not recommended by
i. Wing administration. and were not pass
IN ed as party measures by Congress, pei
y, feet federation Of npinion respecting th"s
t. measures should be accorded TO Wing
every where.
e Rpsolrcd, That il is the desire 9th
a Wings ofOhioihat GEN. WINFIELD ScoT
I; should he the candidate of the Wing pat
ty for President of the United States 1
+. The election Of A. ID. 1852; and we col
t. daily recommend hun to the Wings (
the Union as the most deserving aud SUI
table candidate for that office.
II Resoired. That while we express ct
Of preference. the Wings ofOhio will chez
D. fully support the nominee of a Nations
Wing Convention, and that for the pu
az pose Of ascertaiuing the choice of II
3. Wings ofthe Union, we recommend lhi
such a Convention will be held at Ciucir
y. natl, at such time as may be agreed N
IN.
". RcsolUcd. That the Ticket which til
n Convention this day presents To the pc
lie. pie Of Ohio. embraces men of worth.
to bility, and integrity, and we rec"mmer
er. il to the warm and enthusiastic suppo
at of the Wings throughout the State.
III. On motion, the thanks of the Conve
ton were rendered to the City Council
,le Columbus. fur the use Of the City Hal
, On motion Of Mr.. Green. the Conve
ID. ton adjourned without day.
HANSON l.. PENN. President.
ity GEO. G STgDMAN. Secretary.