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

Olate WitnuOl pdSolhk tcS'tu''"hSb " ~"
party ought la exist which was afraid to
disclose It's seutiments. He thought this
Convention ought To- declare its senli.
meris freely. also Ito preierauce for the
Presidential candidate. He was in favor
ufGen. Winfield Scol,. and 81 were nine
teuths Of The delegates 10 this C"uven.
zion. He was the only candidate that
could unite the party; aud nnmlnate him
aud Crittrnden ar Jnnes. ar any other
good Wing for the Vice Presidency. aud
we could carry the field.
+, Mr.. Moore moved that the resolution
be laid IN the table. He seconded al
2 that had been said 0fScntt, but To ihcI'i'
. iuie the business of The Conventi"n' he
made this motion.
3 On this m"tinn the ayes and noes wee
called. aud resulted ayes Go, noes 100
So. the motion to lay on the tao'e was
lost.
: The resolution Of Mr.. Sherman was
/. then adopted and The Districts were pro
! ceeding To nominate. when Mr.. baber
moved that the Congressional Districts
, meet al 6 o'clock this evening, In appoint,
each a member. for this committee on
, Resolutions. Amerded by requiring that
committee To meet at S O'Clock, and pass
ed.
A resolution was then adopted to prn-
coed to nominate a L.ieuienan; Governor.
aud the following names were suggested:
+. r. Eckley. of Carroll, Samuel Stoke
ley. Of efFersou; Earl Bill, Of Erie; and
+, +. w. Powell, Of Delaware.
The vote was taken by counties, and
resulted as fnlInws: While number of
votes 25S-of which Eckley received l0S;
, Stnkeley, 26; Bill. 1903; Powell. 20. Nee
~essary t. a choice, 100. There being no
I choice, another vote was taken.
! The name of Mr.. Powell was with,
drawn.
! The second vote resulted as follows: =
Whole number of votes. 249-of which
Eckley received 156; Bill. 76; Stnkeleyi
ri II. Mr.. Eckley having received a ma
%inriry, was unanimously nominated as the
) Wing candidate for Lieutenant Govern
.. or.
| A resolution to proceed to nominate
Secretary uf State, was then adopted
D. The following names were then announc
( ed;-W. B Fairchild. Of Green; NJ. n
ID Kirby, of Wyandot; Lorin Andrews. q
Ie Stark. aud Earl Bill. Of Erie.
ID The names of C. N. Odds. ID. II. Ly
man, aud Samuel Galloway, were an
r. nouuCed, but Withdrawn at their request
re The vote was taken aud resulted a
tn follows: whole number of votes $50 n
he essary To a cluice 1872 Mr.. Fairchild re
he ceived SO; Mr.. Kirby, GIL. Andrews, q
L. Bill. 1873.
Z" Mr.. Bill, having received a majority a
ir. all The votes. was unanimously voted III
IS Wing candidate for Secretary of State.
~. The Convention then proceeded I
a. choose n candidate for Attorney Genera
ii. The foIlowing were nominated; job
al Sherman. If Rich'snd; Henry Stanbery
re- % Frauklin, aud ID. H. Haines, Of Nom
gpmcry.
The vote re suited as follows: Who!
II number "f votes 260-necessary 10
ly choice, 1871, J. Sherman received 81
S,adbe,y, 1856; Haiues. 36,
lis Mr., S%laubery. having received a majol
d lily of all tho votes, was unanimously vol
ed as candidate fer Attorney General.
by The Convention then proceeded I
- choose candidate for Auditor. The 10
lay lowing were nominated: John Wnods.
Butler; Samuel Quinby, of Trumbull; |
rat H. Lyman. Of Muskiugum.
ate The vote was taken. aud declared
follows: Whole number Of votes 25'
on Necessary to a choice. 1877. j. Woo,
received 1859; S. Quinby. II; d. II. l..
ion man II.
John Woods, having received majo
me ity Of all the votes. was unanimously nor
mated as candidate for Auditor Of Stat
es, The Convention then proceeded
choose a candidate for State Treasure
OF The following gentlemen were nomint
ed: A. A. Bliss, OF Lorain; ID. L. Flu
OF er, of Delaware.
not The vote resulted as follows: Who
be number IF votes $50 necessary Ia
choice 1875. A. A, Bliss received 2l0;
'es' T. Fuller, 80
Ion. Mr.. Bliss, having received a mnjori
Of all the votes, was unanimously vot'
it Wing candidate for State Treasurer.
The Convention then proceeded to no
vho ina,e a Board of Public Works, on ol
uld ticket; the three having the highest nut
Der of votes to be ch0scn--the n ha
ing the highest vote tn hold office
three years. the highest for two, aud I
OF next for Quo year.
The following names were announce
ram DAHL. Seegur, Of Lucas; John Maiden
Of Ross; ID. S. Adams, of Belmont; ID,
au' Lyman. of Muskingum; ID, w. Brown,
the Ashland; Elyah Follis, of Hamilton
The vote was taken aud declared
Mr.. follows: Whole number of votes 252
necessary to a choice l27. Seegur
led, ceived PAS; Madeira. 1874; Adams, ~; l.
man. 1853; Brown, 5S; Fnllis, 40.
Mossrs. Seegur, Madeira aud Lyma
ton were then declared duly nominated
the Board of Public Works. Seegur
lis. 3 years Madeira for 2 years, and Lynn
YER for Que year.
L" A motion that the candidates for S
ere preme Judge he announced passed
hey S J. Andrews. Of Cuyahoga; p. Hit'
pen cock, Of Gcauga; p. OdIin, Of Montgo
cry; s. L. Worcester, Of Huron; r..
hat Hurl, Of Knox; G. C. Convers, of NJ,
a kiugum;S Fitch, IF Delaware; j. p