Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29


VIM. L. BaScom, of franklin "
Jas. II Baker, of Delaware "
H. A. Guild, of Coshocton "
W.. Morgan, of Clinton d"
J. G. Gibson, of Pike &"
R. M. Briggs, Of Highland {"
Adopted.
Mr. Griswold. on taking the Chair, made
handsome SPEECH, which was received
wnh much applause.
IN" same Co'nmiuee also made the fnI.
l"wing rcpor:
RULES FOR vnTING.
lsI. In the n"nIinauun ui candidates. and
in all Questions. when The yels aud nays ar
called. euch county shall Dr. cmlIl d in tn
nulnb"r ot voes accorded ~ her by the cali
Of the Convention.
2d. The delegates present frum euch
county shall have The right to cast The whole
number Of volss allowed 10 their county.
81. A maturity Of all votes cast shall b.
r. qnired To make a nomination.
4lh. The nomination of caadidaes for
Judge of The Supreme C"ur,. Member o.! The
B'mrd oi Public Works and ELECTORS inr HE
State a. large. shall be BY v'ra roce rOte.
5'h. In announcing The vnles upon Il
nomination. or upon any propsiii"n. when
the yeas and nays are called. lh- same shall
be- by Congressional Dislrc,s. upon the lore
going basis. Report adopted.
The following resolution was unan:mousl
adopled:
Resoired Tha, power be conferred upon
the State CrnlraI Comniit t, by This Can,
venIion. 10 call Wing Mass Ratification
Convention, fixing such time and piace ms
hey may ur'ni xped,en,. and a's.'..' ~
.an'z. we'll d'gesltd system Of C,un!
'la.s Meetings.
Mr. Perkins. from the Committee on Res.
nlu'ons, rrp'y.rd The following, which were
unanimously adopted: ...
Resoiped. Tha. we cordially approve ol
the nnmIna,ion oi Winfield Scou aud WIN
A Graham fur Pr Iidrm and Vice 'resi
dcnI. and pledge 10 the W mgs ol The Union
our b ST Efforts 10 secure their elecloh.
Resolved That the Distinguished public
! services Ol Gen. SculI rendered with unva
r, ing succrss. give ample guarantee thar ,ht
int resi- and rights oi every section Of This
grra, Republic will be prot cu,d. pr serv' d
and pruno,ed while he holds the helm 4"
Slatr.
Resolved. Tha, the Wings Of Ohin len.
der their friends in o,hr States The aS
suranc- that they enlrr ,hp canvass uniIcc
in the great principles which Distinguish tn
Wing parry. with ar nb'ing cuniid,-iSce. tha'
uuder The v, rran chief VIII" has 50 olien lee
our c"un,rymrn ~ viclury. Ohi" will con
tribute BY her vo,e III obtain great and BE-
n fcrnI civic triumph.
ReSOirrd. That lha Board Of Pubi,
Works nl ihA S,ae Of Ohio. for iIs gross
and nudaciuus assumption Of power, and iI'
treckless administration of that branch Of IN,
public service, DESERVES The condemnation q
all good cl,izrns.
Resoiped That we unite in dpnouncins
The doing OF mnjori,y Of The last LegisIa
lure. rs furnishing evidence lha The policy
oI the Lncolocn parry is stl ,as il ulwaI'
hps been, hostile 10 The best Interests ol ih,
STATE.
The same CommiIIee also reported ,h'
in',uu ing names ior SIam Central Com
mi,lrr: A. F. Perry. RpberI Nril. Jusrpl
Rldgwav. L~wls lir,l. VIM. Dennison. "
Columbus; J. D Caldwell. ut Cincinnati
John Mills. ut Dayton; Edward Ba'i, y
Muskingun, and l.. Drwey. "I P"rage.
A resolution was then adopted To pro- eet
lu the numlna'iun "I Snpr ~" Jadge. Mem
ber Of Board of Pubic Works, und Sena
,"riaI EIectnrs.
The namrs Of McsSrs. Walker aud Gh"l
,Gn, uf sClnciuuati. Bruz b aud 'lLnIr. Il
Lancaster. aud Thmnson. Of Highland
were mentioned as candidulrs for Supr' NJ
Judge. in addition 10 Ihuse mentioned IN III
luTenoOn.
The ccun,ips were called, and the VIZ,
taken. and 254 votes were casl-l27 briu
necessary for chuice--she result US iU'
! InWs.