The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-01-23

Thq conclusion n the procsediusF Of
this body ,.not lgiyenhin our last paper,

~ DS .ivhhu a5 ~ n
Gen. Morgan, Of Kuox, submitted the
!followingeagN .SiAniSl Agag02i 4-vsal
/ ResolUed, That the democracy or Ohio
present to the Democracy Of the Union
the name of one Of our citizens, dis.
! ,ingliished patriot and statesman of our
common country, WILLIAM ALLEN, as
our first choice Cor the Office Of President
Of The United Staies7+ subject TO the
decision Of the Democratic National
Convention. .s Il isa4asAys
Mr.. Vallandieham, moved to amend
the Resolution by striking, out all after
ibe word iResclgedn and inserting in
lieu thereof the following:,s ,rsya 5d'f
"That in the judgment ofthis Con-
vention, il ,is inexpedient to make any
depression OF opinion in reference 10
the next PresidenLN5aa ai,l r6,56i
After debate, X 6}45 ~
| y Mr. Flood, Of franklin, moved the
previous question: .igs tt3 a,,o
The question then being, "shall the
main question. be now put" 4ss5at
| MI, Whtmaa, of Fairfield rose to a
point Of order. He claimed that the
demand for the previous question could
not be entertained, there having beenno
rple on that subject adopted by the
Convention.
The chairy decided that the motion
was in order.1b. ;tS az llga1s N
| Mr.. Whitman, appealed from the de-
cision Of the Chair. 5aS ~ 4ljfii,se
The question then being sssball the
decision of the Chair stand as the iudg.
ment Of the Convention. ."6is 3H5n8
A vote by counties was demanded,
and being ordered resulted, yeas l64,
nays llG. sti M als6se
So the decision Of the Chair was sus.
Etained. ia.,, desia
| The question then being "shall the
main question be now put" vote by
counties, was sudemanded and being or
dered resulted, yeas 208, nays 81. h.l
So the demand for the previous ques-
tion was sustained. s183 -8
The Chair then decided that question
would be first on the amendment Of Mr..
Vallandigham. a5aa,a e@ =
!. Mr.. Whitman'rose TO a point Of order.
He claimed tina. the demand for the
previous question having been sustained,
that the question would be ON the eresolu-
ton submitted bylGen. Morgan, and not
ION The amendment iLereto, and appealed
from the decision Of The chair. 0qS s1rI
The question then being .shall tlie
decision ofili chair stand as the judg-
rnent of the Convention.p is8af
A vote by counties was demanded,
and being ordered resulted, yeas l46,
nays 1885, 8Q
So the decision Of the Chair was sus-
iained. r@ M is
The question then being on Mr. Val.
landingbnm's amendment.a aHf38' ~
MIR. Whitman demandedra division Of
| the question. 3 iat = *
The question being nm striking out all
after We word Resolved, in the original
tresoluiions. a2.s9 #it
4 IA vote by counties was demanded and
Ebeing ordered resulted, yeas l44.pays
ll36. sli h fae 38.gG
gYSo the motion 70 strike out prevailed. !.
The question then being on agreeing
Ito MT. ValIandingham's amendment.
n A vote by counties was demanded and
lbeing ordered resulted, yeas 100, nays
ll25. 8iig .,iilR
j. So the amendment was agreed 10.
The question then being on the adop,
ton ufihe resolution as amended. SG
I A vote by counlieswas demanded and
being ordered fesulted, yeas l57, nays
4 ll9. ifls itst. 5as Az ai ,a
4 So the resolution as amended was
lagreed To. r e yf0.ti4y.
|e Mr. Griswold, Of Pickaway, moved
.Ithat the convention proceed loelect two
Senatorial Delegates, which was agreed
Ito, and the following was the result: 4
~ For Henry v. Wilson,. ,....,.a.A..l47
-l'lh9" George W.Manypenny......6O W.
4 9. George W.lMc Cook,.A.....l0S
g John X. NIiller,:.:.....;.-....! SO
aG a2AbIah Ives, .....!...s27 1
PAX. George "A. Bliss, ,...,9.ra" IA
! On moiion Of Mr.. Huff, Of Ross, the
Convention proceeded 70 elect two Sen
Iatorial Electors, with thefollowing result,
i For Washington McLean........lS4 ;
]. 4 Baraabas Burns ....,.,... lisp
4 M" '" Joseph J. McD .,-,-q,-l09
i William; Sawyer .,..,,.,."..- 36 <
4 The Committee on Electors and Del
,|egates reported ,lle names oflhe follow
ling Delegates, Allernaies, and Electors
Districts. Delegates. -Aitcrnates. Z
4 list. TimothyC c Day, Dan'l G Howell, 3
II I'd, "A p Miller. Geo, Kesling, 4
II Sd, Edwin Smith. Dan'l Beckel, 4
4 4th, John H Young ls A S Piatt,
h 5th, Rob't GllIiland, s6 w A, Hunter,
i 9th, Albert D Wright, Sam'l Waggoner
Il 7th,. VIM Howard, JJ M'Dowell,
4 9th, Allen G Thurman, E WJordan.
I 9Th, VIM Medill, w Griswold,
10th, III Barney, Chas Sweetzer,
.llBh, d w Kellogg. III s Knapp,
\, 10th, Dennis M'Carty, G H Coleman,
ll3th, ----- .-------, ------. .-----------,
i 18th, F Creighton, Matthew CASTOR
itEtt. VUr,,