New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09


vessel of war would no, be far from the right
place. If one could be spared Ia visit TINS place al the
present TINE.
OHIo.-The Wing State Convention held
al Columbus. July g. was most enthusiastic as
semblage. If We can Judge from the reports CIV
en- of II. Hon. W II TRMBLE presided over
the temporary organization, and HANSON l..
PFNN, Of Brown Co, was the permanent PreSl-
dent. M Penn was assisted by a Vice PreSl-
dent from each of the p Congressional Dis
tricts
Secr,fareS-Gco. &. Stedman OF Hamilton co
ID III LYMAN, of Musklnghan T. I. Snltn, OF flch-
away j. :. HenlcA OF Portage j. Medlll, OF
Coshocion VIM Osborn. of Ashland W VI.
Bowles, OF Nmion Il. Woodrow, OF Ross
The following IS the ticket for State and Judi
cial officers nominated by the Convention:
For Goroaor-SAuuEL T. vlNToN. of Galha Co.
FOR Lieatcndat Gorernor-EDhraim K Eckey OF
Carroll Co 49,
Atforne5 Gon,raI--IIcnTy Stanbery, OF Franklin
auditor Of Sfofe-lohn Woods, of Butler
TREASURER of NtGts-Albert 4. Bliss, OF LoraW.
Pubic Works Daniel Seegur, OF Lucas Jonh Md-
delra OF Ross David H. Lyman, of MuSkngum
>airfue Jadges-S. }. Andrews, OF Cuyahoga &.
{ Convers. OF Muskngum Peter Odlin OF Mont
comcry Bcllamy S'orer OF Hamilton George u
Way. Of Defiance
The resolutions which we present below were
presented by Hon John l.. Green, and unanl-
mouSy adopted
Rrsofysd That the resolutions OF the Wing Con
yCntlon OF A. d. 1915 and \. ID. 1850, declare the po-
slIion of the Wings Of Dino on state and National
policy that Protection 10 American Industry, a
Sound Currency, the Improvement OF our Rivers ana
Harbors. an unyieldng Opposition 10 all En-
croachmentS by the Executive Power, and "A para
mount regard 10 the Constitution and the mon, are
now, as ever. TIE cardinal pnnclpeS OF the wing
party. 80
R,soi,ed That IS a National party, the Wing
party Is now and always has been, IN favor OF dcor
dial and hearty support of the Constitution OF the
United State, thai We regard all is provisions as
equally binding and We feel ourselves ready ana
wiling To carry them out fully and faithfully.
RcSoifed. That the National Admnl,t ratlon, under
the guidance of our Wing President, MLLARD FILL
MORE, has the unbOunded confidence OF the wings al
ONO that IN our domestic policy, ts manly adVo-
cacy of Protection to Native Industry. the Improve
ment of Rivers and HaTbors. the reduction OF Post
age. and the Strict Accountability and Economy OF
Public Officers, It's energetic, republican, truthful,
and dlgnlhed management of our Foreign Affairs,
have secured for II the gratitude of ths ana the res
pect OF other nations.
ResoIred That as the COMPROMISE measures were
not recommended by Wing Administration, and
not passed party measures by Congress, per
feet federation of opinion respecting those measures
should be accorded 70 Wings everywhere
Resohtd. That II is the desire OF the Wings OF Ono
that Gen WINFIELD ScOrT should be the candidate
of the Wing party for President OF the nted states
at the election OF A. ID 1882 and we cordially re
commend him to the Wings OF the Unlon a. the most
deserving and suitable candidate for that Office.
Resohed, That while We express our preference,
the Wings of ONO VIII cheerfuy support the nom
nee of a Wing National Convention and that Tor
the purpose of ascertanlng the choice OF the Wings
of the Union. We recommend that such Invention
will be held a. Cincinnati, at such time Is may be
agreed upon.
Resoi,sd. That the ticket which tina. Cow
this day presents to the people OF ono embraces
men OF worth. ability, and integrity and Sc recon
mend II 10 the and enthusiastic support o. the
Wings throughout the State
RssOirsd. That the following gentlemen ne ana
thew are hereby recommended a. suitable persons TO
act A. d state Wing Central COMMITTEE for the en-
To act until their successors are appointed
those named Who reside out OF Columbus 20 act ~
advisory members. And sand Committee shall have
POWER 10 add 70 their number az their discretion
John Graham, John b Thompson. Col. VILLAIN
Miner VIM. /. bascOm, James l.. Bates, tollinous ,
T Backus Cleveland John X. Green, Cincinnati ,
Miller Pennington, - Clalrsvllle Richard Green
Dayton
Samuel F. ymton OF GalhpohS, the Wing
nominee for Governor, was nominated on the
inst ballot, and Is highly spoken of by the wing
and Independent press OF Ohio. Mr. Vmton Is a
native OF Massachusetts, State that has ever
been prolific IN great men and sound pFlncl-
plcs. He came 10 OHIO IN 1919, and settled IN
Gallpos, m the practice Of law. In 1872, after
a residence III that District Of only three years,
so great was the confidence with which he had
inspired the community, that he was elected to
Congress with hardly dissenting voice He
continued IN the public service as member from
that District, until 1881, when he declined a re-
election. that he might devote himself 70 the
management Of MS private affairs AMI TIE prac-
rlc. Of hi, profession. In 1910 he va, again re-
turned to Congress from the same District,
which he has continued to represen; until the
present time.
NrRDrR as Bears CREW A cores