Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-02-26
WING STATE CONVENTION.
ColUMpUB, February %,

COLUMBUS. February %. 1852.
Pursuant to notice. the Convention met at
10 O'Clock, and was called to order by S. w.
Ely, of Ross, who nominated T. r. Stanley, of
Jackson, as temporary Chairman, who took
his seat.
Messrs. E. f. Hutchinson, Of Franklin; II.
A. Guild, of Coshocton, and w. G. Bartlett,
of Montgomery, were appointed Secretaries.
Mr., - moved committee of one from
each Congressional district be appointed, to
nominate permanent officers for the Conven-
ton and State Central Committee Agreed
TO.
A committee Of one from each district was
also ordered on Resolutions; and also, a COM
mittee on Credentials, who should report lis.
Of delegates
A motion was made and adopted. that the
names Of all candidates for the various Offices
be announced. The following names were an
nounced:
For Governor Dennison Jr, of
Franklin; Nelson Barrere. of Highland: L.
D. Campbell, of Butler; J. J. VILLAINS, of
Marion; Isaiah Morris, Of Clinton; G. y. Oids,
of Pickaway, and Belamy Storer, of Ham-
ton.
Lieutfnant Governor.-G. w. Runyan, of
Hamilton, declined; o. F. Moore, of Scioto
s Galloway, Of Franklin, declined; H. B. Cur
It's, of Knox; l. j. Allen, of Richland; VIM.
Lawrence, of Logan; |. G. Lowe, of Mont
gomcry, and ,. ID. Brown, Of Van Vert.
Supreme J@dge.-Peter Hitchcock, of
Geauga; $. Finch, of Delaware, and c. c..
Convers, of Muskngum.
Secretary Of State.-N. H. Van Vorhes, Of
Athens; n. W. Goodhue of Summit, and H.
Hosmer, of Lucas. II. g. Corwin, of Warren,
declined.
Treasurer Of ,State.-Henry BRAKEMAN, of
Hamilton, declined; c. H. Cornwe, of CO.
lumbiana; DR.. G. Cox, of Preble, and John
Fudge, Of Greene.
Board Of PaJIic Works. s.-Wm. Smith, of
Fayette; David Allen. of Belmont; John
WaddelI, of Ross; w. K Johnson, and A. D.
Degraffe, Of Montgomery.
AHorney GeneraL-W II. Gibson. of SEN
acs; w. x. Upham, Of Coumbiana; j. Sher-
man, Of Rchand; Rufus King. of Hamilton ;
r. NJ. Corwine, of Hamilton; j. G. Gest. of
Greene; J. NJ. HUT, Of Clark, and NJ. Pen.
nington, of Belmont.
After naming the places for the delegates
from the Congressional Districts to meet to
appoint their committee men, and places for
those committees to meet. when appointed,
The Convention took a recess till O'Clock
O'Clock, p M
The committee on permanent officers made
a report, as follows, which was adopted:
PreSjdeHt-iion. 7. r. Stanley, of Jackson
Vice Presidsnts-H. II. Southgate, W. B.
Hays, Col. John johnson, John G. Spinca, s.
&. Hibben, s. Hazen, VIM Vance, Col. j. b.
Patterson, Col. Graham, E. A. Spencer, D. A.
B. Moore, Amos Townsend. w. h. Allison,
Hon, w. h. Sapp, f. Guthrie. James McCon-
naugh, J. S. Herrick, Theodore Breck, S.
Qunby, II. L. Brewer
Seere!ories-H. A. Guild, E. E. TIulchin-
son, VIM Osborn, w. O. Bartlett, Alex. Nc
Gill, w. J. Morgan.
State Central CommiHee-A. F. Perry.
VIM Dennson, Jr, w. T. Basoom, Samuel
Galloway, and r. P. i. Barber, of Columbus !;
John Coon, Cleveland =. Van Tramp, Ian
caster; R. NJ. Corwine. Cincinnati, and Hon
n Evans, Cambridge.
The following additional names Of candi-
dates were announced
D. A. Haynes. for Supreme Judge; A. B
Norton, for Attorney General-decned.
VIM. Lawrence declined the nomination as
one Of the candidates for Lieutenant Govern
or
The committee on Rules made a report,
which was adopted.
The Convention then proceeded to ballot
for candidate for Governor with the follow
ing result: