Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-07-12

JWlys lS51s TO nominate Candle
dates for tine StaGesO1liccS.
Pursuant to the call of the Whig State
Central Committee, the Convention asseaabled
on the Sd OF July. in the city of Columbus at
10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and wzs called to order By
the appointment of Hon. W, H. Tfimble, as
Chairman. -
Hon. n. Exams from she committee appoint
ed Tor that purpose reported the following
listsol oaieeEs. which was. unanimously ratified
BY the Conyentions ns,ss as sssCsa
PresidapL HANSON l. PENN, Of Brown
county and Vice Presidents by Cppgr gressienal
Districts as follows; d IA s; s ssss5l st Il
Il IS. s RHommedieu. Of fHamilton, lnss
a. 5sCs Dunlesy, a Warren, J. as
81 W: j MoKinnen amsa Montgomery, s
4saQJ.a G. BEant iH Champaign 8.
5. Bennett, .Gssa asalaL Lucas, ss5.ss 70
q. ma H1Kihy 7sios sW Wgaadoa.,5 i
Z. S E. Hibben, Highland. -
-Sap4Dr -Trimhie, ssrsaasa yFnss.s pad Is
q; r Van Trump sess Fairfield. .saaaa:
10.eH. HadgdeRsi asa Delapare.al -.
s1thJs1J. Williams. aa .zaas Marions ial5.
l72a ~ NJ DANA d ssFq ATHENS, 81 81.
s1aa Vim. p Sprague. q e Morgan. - 81
~ Daniel Rush. III IS u Washington,i =
~. I'm. Pennington azai asaBelmnnt, ssae
lie N Hayden, ssiAa ssls Tuscarawas, -
,11e r. sk1aiton, mad aaiias Garrelll,,ssa y4sa
1ess A. Ki1nball i SD Starkps sf@hic
xlal DriL Brown $50 Trnmbrll Il
20 Geo MYgati s49a Cuyahoga, 80
taiss NJ r. dollhsonsq hGs Ioraiu,l zs!Ya
rstafiss SEQ g. Ssedinan, Of Eamil.
ton county d. Fl. Lyman OF MuskinguFn Up.
G. Smith. of Pickswhy u s. HeEfiek, of sPors
tage; J. Medill, of Coshoeton; VIM. Osborn.
of Ashland w. M Bowles, Of Vintohs R.
Wooarow, Of Ross q eg s5.slssEsss liasl.l
Samuel Craighead. Esqs ef Montgomery.
from the committee on Rules and Regulations,
reported tie following, which were adopted:
Resolvsd. That The several counties be eall-
ed and 4he delegates IN attendance report
thennselEes q the clerks desk. and sshhe dele
gates from counties not full represented. shall
be permitted % cast the vote % which they
may severally be entitled. according 4. the
ratio fxed b the AYhig State Central Com
mites; ProFided, that IN giving the. vote Of
each county # the delegates shall be divided
inopininn. the vote shall be so scast as to rep
resent the sense of the county in such manner
aashe delegates from each county may deter
mineebg division q the yote Of the county.
1.-The eommittes reported the following ,addi-
tiepal rules for the governments Of the ConYen-
ton which were adopted ;su5,s,i - s i.al,a5.
.yR9pluea That IN making nominations, and
insoting upon all questions any delegate shall
have Alright 70 demands 4 vote By counties
viva roee. and each county shall be called and
vote the number Of Toiesi % which snchcounz
ayshnll be entiiledsF - as sioiasT S s94aies
ao R&uIped Thatin ID making nominations and
inpcting = majority OF all the votes cast shall
Be auscessuFF 10 achoices and 1othe decision oi
any question. aeea stiag 68isea1 Of baif "a
-aiFaasoIbea, That in case committee on Res.
clutions shall Be appointed such COMMITTEES
shall Be- aapp6inted by selecting one member
from each CnngI Ieszibnhl District. TO be .ap-
p1ihieH hy the delegates in nttandance from
such dislTict; and ale resolutions offered shall
withodt vote or debate bereferredh to said
rtmmittes except business resolutions s la
szE0 ON molione The Gonyentianitp proceeded 10
inoninafs q candidate for Governor !; and the
several conntiesheing called, the following was
sthe result. Whole number of votes cast $50:
nareaal.y 10 arhoice. 126.a ssaat al sise. aasla
sc samuel +. Vinlon received q IS 2i2i
a9qN iIliand n Cutler 81 sls7 gi5aa 50
2 0n mosioh 5f Nj. Iaaiwrsnce. Samuel F
Viuton vas unanimously declaFed the noir,i-
nee Of the Convention for the Office Of Gov
efnof. si9f sssa
Sc conventioh then took . recess ii5l
ssssASltN a@ss 9says5@ y. 49, Aa@ tt'aaf
go q Ossloek. r NJ
Qn motion 81 j Sherman, Esq. ii was ~
= eaelped. That COMMITTEES be ;appointei
! n scepFdanee with The rules adopted, to re
port resolutions to the Convention.
81 The loE0xihg gentlemen were appointed
sssla committee s1as is B gl5ssg7s a s,as
Z Dizk 81 s4ss Dist 81 ao
LIST r. u. Corwine 10 r. T.. Van Horn
2 R. B. Harlan Is F.-W. Wood
John 6. Lowe ssl4 Nathan Evans
a nJehn u. Defrees Is Miller Pennington
,.Ss II. Hosmer l6 James Patrick g
a6soa a. 2 fishbaek IL Pinckney Lewis.
-af-ss e y 81 fs3...t. Is G. Harsh
8 John l. Greene l9 John Teesdale :,
% Josiah Miller 90 ]. a. Harris
sa1oo Joseph RidgHay ~ dG N, WashbpEn
Hll John Sherman liaes i.ssa s1sis8
iadi The eonxention then proceeded to Domin
este = candidate dor the ofice, Of Lieu.enan
Gurarnars and che vote heing taken. Fesultet
bas follows; Whole Humberof votes east, ass
necessary tnla choice, 1aOsa hszsia saisas
aald EpkFai1n r. EeEle5 received s.F 1oe
81 Samuel E(oiely asHRs sAi ssl9saq %
-1sa Earl Bin aea easss saoi 9 HI03
s1eif Thomas Powell eEs asss 20
3 Thomas Powell's name was withdrawn.
" i5Ea zFr
Il, No candidate having received . majority Q
All lhe Eotes. the Convention proceeded TO Yot
I he second time, which resulted as follows;-
s. Whole number Of votes, 249; necessary 70
ehoiee51 %. ssisz ~ - -.
! 81 Ephraim =. EskleY received MI idss l5e
saE Earl 8illso7i ss4aj - as -all.sfls l5iss76 /
q Samuel Stokelysea ssa hgaf aH 7baF
gtsg Ephsaifn r. Eckisy having received ma
.liozil of III The votes casa was declared dnl
sanominated sas candidate foF the Office {
g Eisufenaus Governor. sds sb9p Hs s
= mosi6n, the nomination was unanirnou,
y rallied. 7ass 9 Hssf .seae hsa
The convention proceeded to nominate
Candidate fr,r the nffica nj Secretarv of State