Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-01-19

| ~ you pieaSe aItehu 10 THIS, md m uct
oblIge yours truly,
| N STONE, JR., sup'i.
Mr.. Manon Of Licking, submitted The
following:
Resolred, That the thanks of this Con
venlion are hereby given to the G. c. &,
Z. Railroad, for their generous offer to the
members thereof
Mr.. Mcdowell, of Highland, moved
that the resolution be laid on Tho table
lost.
The question then being ION the adoption
of the resolution,
1t was agreed to.
The Committee on Electors and Dele
gates reported the names of the follow
Delegates, Alternates, and Electors:
Dist Delegates. AHernafes.
lst Timothy c Day, Dan'l 6. Howell,
I'd A P Miller Geo Kesling,
80 Edwin Smith, Dan'l Beckei,
4th John Fl Young, A S Piat,
9th Robt. Gilliland, w A Hunter.
9th Albert D Wright, saml Waggoner,
7lh Wm Howard, J M'Dowell,
9th Allen G Thurman, E w Jordan,
9th VIM. Medil, W. GriswoId,
10Th T. Barney, Chus Swee:zer,
llth D w kellogg, II S Knapp,
18th Dennis M'Carty, C Fl Coleman
18th ---,
18th F Creighton, Matthew CASTOR,
18th VIM Kennon, -,
l6:h Joseph Burns, J W Newburgh,
l7th G. w M'Cook.
18th d A Starkw Gather,
10Th VIM. Porter, -,
2Oth D Rhodes, ]. w. GRAY,
21st B B Chapman, II Wildmnn.
DITRlcT ELEcToRs.-ls Is, District, Chas
Ruhl; sj, G W Stokes; 81, Richard S.
Gun ming ham; 4tb, Enoch & .DiaIy 5th,
II Steedman; 9th. Charles Oror; 7th
James Kyle; 9Th. Frarcis Cleveland; 9th
Wm Palmer; 10Th, Berj F Johnson; ll'h
John 3 Dumble; 18th, VIM Golden; l3;h
-; l4th, Hugh J Jewe,y.-l5h
William Okey; l6 h, Chas II Mitchne,
l7th, ChaIkleyT t McArtor; 18th James
FIndley; l9:h, Samuel D.. Harris, Jr.;
goth, Eli t. Wilder; 2lst, Elias Fl Haines.
The Committee on Delegates were una
be to determine as TO who should bs Il G
Delegate md E!ector in the Thirteen h
District, and submitted the matter to the
Conv ention.
The difficulty wes settled by the selec.
tion of James CuIbertson, Of Perry, Dele
gate, and Judge Keiser, of Noble, Elector
The report Of the committee was then
agreed 10
Mr.. Morris, from the. committee mp.
pointed to nominate Democratic Slate
Central Committee, submitted the names
of the following gentlemen:
Samuel Medary, Of Franklin.
VIM D Morgan, do
A G Hiblea, do
Joseph J.. McDaSell, of Highland.
Matthew Fl. Mitchell, of Knox.
George Fries, OF Hamilton.
Henry C. Whitman, Of Fairfield.
George w. McCook, Of Jefferson.
T P Spencer, Of Cuyahogn.
Mr.. Wolfard, Of Wayne, submitted the
following, which swos agreed to:
Resolued, That the Finarcial officers o.
this State be requested. as far as pra ctica
BILE, to dshurse the public moneys paid te
citizens of this State, in gold or silver.
Mr.. Weaver moved that the next Dem
ocratic State Convention be held in tht
city of Cipcinnali-lost.
DR.. Fries, Of Hamilton, submitted the
following:
Resolred, That we, the Representative;
of the people Of the Stale of Ohio, in con
vention assembled, recommend to the Gen.
eral Assembly OF the State of Ohio, the
passage Of a usury law, fixing the rate oI
interest at 10 per Gent i, and in all insian.
ces where more is reserved The principal
shall be forfeited.
Mr.. Andrews, Of Auglaize, moved that
The resolution be indefinitely postponed,
which was agreed to.
Mr.. Corwin, Of Champaign, from the
committee on resolutions submitted the fol-
lowing, which were adopted unanimously.
lst. RESOLVED, That the delegates this
day, in Convention assembled, consratu.
lale the Democracy of the State, ON the
result of the election of the second Tues:
day in October, 1851; and that they send
greeting 10 the Democracy of the Union,
with pledge that the vote of Ohio shall
be cast, in 1852, for the Presidential cans
didate of the democracy of The Union.
I'd. Resolved, That we adhere to the
doctrines heretofore declared by the Dem
ocratic party of the State, in convention
assembled, by the four resolutions follow
ing, to wit:
"Rssolved, That in the New Constitu.
tion we recognize as the principles cards
nal in the Democratic faith:
sThe election Of all officers by The people.
"The Limitation of State Indebtedness, and
provision for the payment of the debt
which exists.
Equal taxation, compelling the property
Of The rich invested in Stocks TO bear pro.
portion of the.public burlhen by conlribut
ing 10 the taxas of the State.
"The restraint of the legislative power
confning 1t to the legitimate subjects Of
general legislation; and the crowning glo'