The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-08-15
The rcsoluirons Of lS4s, with single
additional resolution on the powers dele
gated BY the people we're all that were
adopfed.-
LATER.

I Adopted
LATER.
AFTERNOON SESSION. Conven
lion re assembled at 2 o'clock, pursuan
10 adjournment.
/ The committee on permanent offie
ers reported Edison B. Olds as President
John II. Gerard, Of Hamilton, and t~ emit
others, as Vice Presidents, and Charles
L. Weller and five others as Secretaries.
The report was unanimously adopted.
| The same committee reported rules
forthe government of the Convention,
which were adopted. The rules re-
quire majority Of al! tho votes TO nom
mate!
Gen. Leidy. FROM the cummiitee on
credentials, reported the names of the
delegates, which was accepted and the
reading dispensed with. Every county
in the State, except Darke, is represen.
ted.
Reuben Wood, Of Cuyahoga, was then
nominated as the Democratic candidate
for Governor by acclamalion, amid en-
thusiastic cheers.
On motion ofWm. Fitch, ofCuyahoga.
a committee was appointed Of wait OH
Governor Wood and inform bin of the
|4aomina ton and request his attendance.
The Convention then proceeded TO
nominate a candidate for Lieutenant
Governor.
The names Of Col VIM. Medill OF
Fairfield, and G. l.. valiandlnghaul Of
Montgomery, were presented as can
didates. At this moment the committee
appeared with Governor Wood, who as
cended the platform, and in few ap.
propriase remarks accepted the nomina-
ton.
The Convention then proceeded to
vote for Lieut.. Governor, which resulted
as follows;. 1ae
VIM. Medill l65; G. L. vallanding-
ham 80.
Col. Mcdill was declared duly nomina-
ted, and the noppina'ion was unanimously
On motion of Mr.. Shanon, Of Licking
a committee Of three was appointed TO
wait on Col. Medil and request his al
tendance.
The Committee soon returned with
Col Medill. who ascended the platform
and in I few appropriate remarks accep.
ted the nomination. &
The Convention then proceeded 10
nominate five Supreme Judges, which
resulted as follows:
lst balloi,-R. P. Ranney, 238, Will
liam B. Caldwell, 1856. John A, Corwin,
l73: Allen G. Thurman, l3l: d. o..
Morton, 95;T. w. B,rily, IA: William
Kennon, 10: Geo. w. Belden. .SS: J. r.
Swan, IL: L. M. Stanton. Go; J. e.
Hanna, Is; G. B. Iloli, 0: Fitch Groes-
beck. l..
Il requiring 1872 votes 10 nominate
Messrs. Hanney, Caldwell, Curwin and
Barley were declared duly nominated.
I'd balIot-Kennon AZ: Thurman l05:
Morton 66: Belden 46-no choice. Sd
bailot-Thurman 1856: Morton 46, Ken
non 40; Belden 40, Allen G. Thurman
was declared duly nominated.
On motion, the nomina,ios we're Sc
and unanimously confirmed.
On motion, the Convention took a
recess until 7 o'cock P. M.
EVENING SEssoN.-The Convention
re.assembled at 7 o'cock, pursuant to
recess and proceeded with the nomina-
tions. For Auditor of State, Wm. ID.
Morgan, l43: Asa G. Dimmock, 100: X.
Winnie, IS: William D. Morgan was dec
Jared nominated,
Secretary Of S,ate.--1st Ballot, Twill
liam Trevitt, 80: Chas. B. Flood rs: w.
R.Muse ,7S:Robbins, l3: J.W.Taylor 10.
2nd ballot-Trevilt 1903: Flood S6:
Muse 63: Robbins l3.
Sd .ballot-Treyi,t III: Flood 10
Muse 6S.
Mr.. Muses. name was Withdrawn.
4,h ballot--Trevitt 1877: Flood Ill.
.rrevitt was declared duly nominated. I
Treasurer Of S,ate--lsl ballott--JohD
G. Breslin 1877: Scott 50: II. B. Smith
"a: Breslin declared nominated.
Attorney General George E. Pugh
1888: :-Joseph McCormck rs: J. w. Nc
Sweeny 81. Pugh was declared nomina,
ted.
On motion, il was agreed that in vo-
ting the nominations for the Board OF
Public Works, the candidate receiving
the most votes, should be for three years
the second for Two years. and the third
for one year. The Convention then
proceeded TO ballot with The following |
result: rsrs |
Geo. w. Manypenny 22s. Alexander
P. Miller 239: James B. Sleedman l59:
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