Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-07-17
From the st, Louis Intelligencer.
CEN. SCOTT NOMINATED in
OHIO.

On Inc 3u INST, wing State Coh-
vention met at Columbus, Ohio, for the
nomination of State officers. The fol
lowing ticket was agreed upon with
considerable unanimity.
For Governor-Samuel S. Vinton, Of
Galla county.
For Lieutenant Governor-Ephraim
X. Eckley, Of Carroll county.
Secretary Of Statc-Earl Bill, of
Erie.
Attorney General-Henry Stanber.
ry, of Franklin.
Audi,or-John Woods, of Lorain.
Treasurer--Albert A. Bliss, of 10.
rain.
Board of Public Works-Daniel Ef.
CUR, Of Lucas; John Madeira, of Rose;
David H. Lyman, Of Muskingum.
Judges of the Supreme Court--Sher-
lock J. Andrews, of Cuyahoga; Charles
c. Convers, of Muskingum; Peter Old.
in, of Montgomery; Bellany Storer, Of
Hamilton; Geo. B. Way, Of Defiance
After these nominations were dis
posed of, series of resolutions was in
troduced by committee, of which r.
M. Corwine, of Cincinnati, was chair.
man. The resolutions were adopted
but by what majority the official ac-
count Of the proceedings does not state.
The resolutions were as follows:
ResolUed, That the resolutions OF the
| Wing Conventions Of A. d. IS4S and A. D.
1850, declare the position Of the Wings Of
Ohio on State and national policy; that pro.
lection 10 American industry, sound cur.
rency, the improvement Of our rivers and
harbors, an unyielding opposition 10 all en-
croachments by the Executive power, and a
paramount regerd TO the constitution and the
Union, are now, as ever, the cardinal prin
ciples Of the Wing party.
RESOLVED, That, as National party. the
Wing party is now, and always has been, in
favor Of cordial and hearty support of the
Constitution oil the United Stales that we
regard all its provisions as equally binding;
and we feel ourselves ready and willing to
carry them out fully and faithfully.
Resolued, That the National Administers
ton under the guidance Of our Wing Pres'
dent, Millard Fillmore, has the unbounded
confidence OF the Wings OF Ohio; that in our
domestic policy, its manly advocacy Of Pro
lection TO Native Industry, the Improvement
OF Rievrs and Harbors, the Reduction of
Postage, and the strict Accountability and
Economy OF Public Officers, its energetic,
republican, truthful, and dignifed manage
ment Of our Foreign Affails, have secured for
il the gratitude Of this, and the respect OF 9th.
er nations.
Resolved, Tha, as the Compromise meas.
ures were not recommended by Wing adj
mnistration, and were not passed as party
measures by Congress. perfect federation Of
opinion respecting those measures should be
accorded to Wings everywhere.
Resolved, That it is the desire Of The
Wings OF Ohio that Gen. WINr1ELD Scorr
should be the candidate of tho Wing party
for President OF the United States, at the
election OF A. D. 1859; and we cordially
recommend him to the Wings OF the Union
as the most deserving and suitable candidate
for that office.
RESOLVED. That while we express our pre-.
ference, the Wings Of Ohio will chesrlully
support the nomiee OF National Wing Con.
ventioD, and that for the purpose Of ascer.
tanning the choice Of tho Wings Of the Union
we recommend that such a Convention will
be held at Cincinnati, at such time as may
be agreed upon.
RESOLVED. That The ticket which this Con-
vention this dey presents 10 The people Of
Ohio. embraces men OF worth, ability, and
integrity, and we recommend il TO the warm
end enthusiastic support Of the Wings
throughout the State.
INsURRECTIoN In New GRENADA