New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-07
BY Telegraph 70 the Ncw.York Tribune
Ohio Democratic State Cen,spt;s,

! IN. .noo ooL.ssus, "Wednesday, Augusta
-. ,,,n,oa nc sac Convention assembled
The [. onvcn;ion was organized (, ~ n..,,.. 49,
the appolrn'>n' o. Hon VIZ. SAWYER Ex.M' C.. az
ler Of Butler Counl, ard William Meyers. os Nm.
Ilton. * Secretaries. ~
On The motion OH. T. Mc,calf, Of Putnam coY,.,
committee Of 81 Mas appointed to seec, pcrm,
nen. Qlcers snc report tae same for The government
ON the anoilcu Of w. Wilson, Of Seneca. a Com.
yniftsc OF q was appointed b The several Constes
soua Dele .atOms 20 report resolutions for tAc con.
.lccratior OF ne convention.
On motion oi d. h. ,ar,ter. OF STARK Co. The Con.
ssut.On took a recess uk ocioc~
The Convention rcaSsC rlOlcd at O'clock
Nj \ y Kenny. nom rae Ccnln3itSe on Pcvrna-
reni OtfcerS ieyarCi the names ~ DE- Eison
Ods, M c. as President John II Gerard. Of liam
il,on and twenty others. a. yice-Frcsbtcnis and &.
T.. Weller ard hNe other IS >rcretarrS
The report was unanimously adopted
The same Commt;Sc reported rules ior the gov
crnmen. OF the Convention, which were adopted
The rules require a majority OF All the vNesto no
The Conmiitce On Credentials reported he n smes
offhe DELEGATES which was acceptei art tse iesd
ing dispensed w.,h.
Every C0zn;y IN he state IS represented
REvBES WooD bunker sas then nonans,ei ~
The Democratic candidate ioT Governor By accl,ns
ton amid enthusiastic ChccrS, on The motion OF WI
ham Witch. OF CUyahoGa.
4 tom,ri,iee, consist. ng Of Judges CLANCY, John
son and BlarkQurr. was sppolatcd 20 waii m Gov
Wood 20 inform hm ot ms nomination ND re-
quest ms consent ana attendance.
On motion. tie Cow ent.On proceeded 10 nominate
candidates for Lieut. Governor.
The names of Col. William Nedlll. o. laHhe.d.
and e. l.. NalanAis ham. OF Montgomery, were
pr scented ~ candidates
At this momcnt,he COMMITTEE appointed appeared
With Coz, Wool, who vas received BY the Ccaven.
tion wiih enthusiastic shouts Gov. Wood aSceaiet
the platform. and IN \ lew appropriate remarks &C
cepted the nom nation.
The Convention then proceeded to take the vote
Tor Lieut. Governor. which resulted as follows
FoT William Msdill ie5 and c. L.. vsllandigham "
col AedIl Was declared duly nominated, and the
Convention UNANIMOUSLY confirmed the same.
o. motion OF Mr. Porter Of Hamilton, the bunker
friends al VII. Nalland CHAM gave three cheers toe
the nominee.
On motion of GOV shannon. OF Licking. commit
tee of three app0uted to Wait on Col Meiil.
tHunker) and inform him of ms nomination, and 10
request his attendance.
The Committee shortly afterwards returned with
Col Medhl Who assembled the platform amid the
cheers of the Convention, and IN tew appropriate
remarks accepted the nomination;
The Convention then proceeded TO nominate ava
Supreme JUDGES witch resulted rs follows
FIRST Bdliof--R. L. Rauney, s3s VIM. u. Cad
well, 226 John \. CoTwn. rs Allen G.. Thurman.
1871. ID o Mor'ua % L. " BARLEY. ia William
kennon, 10 G.. w. Boldcn, - J. Il. Swan, n
f. NJ. stanton. 90 }. f. Hannah. IS e. b. Holt. D.
Fitch. Grocshack. l. IL requiring b votes 10 be
nominated MeSSrs. Rrmey, Caldwell, CoSwin AMI
BARLEY, were duly nominated
Nec0i,d Rqilof-Rcmmen e., Thurman 100, Morton
60, Bcden 30 no choice.
TIN Hailof--Thuman 1876, Morton %, Remmeo
-, Belden 40. Allen !. 4
Thurman was thcreupon declared 10 be duly nom
mated On motion. the several nominations we've
separately and " unanimously" confirmed. On mo
ton the Convention took recess TIL O'Clock this
evening.