The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1855-01-12
HishThoF January Dsmoo7zIIo State

Vice President from each congressional
district.
We have room only for short synop-
sis of the proceedings. The following per
sons were announced as candidates for
.Goyernor,
Col. VIM. Medill, Of Fairfield; Col. Sam.
uel Medary, Of Franklin; Col p. r. Lead
better Of Holmes. a s.4. 4
The result being ordered bt counties,
resulted as follows; s,ss u i,sg Il sa sest
For William Medill. ~. ,.ssl77 VOTES.
4 Samuel Medary a.i... ..s., 69aia %ls
I ~ D. p, Leadbetters.. as ..I2i b5aal
The following gentlemen were, then an
,nounced as candidate for Lieutenant Cor
-ernor: "a #5e1if =. tl,s III tNssRF III 4 7,es
\ James Myers. Of Lucas: Wm. Sawyer Of
Auglaize. siaea8 Mf1 I b Il ~ Isii
The vote being ordered by colInties re.
suited as follows al III l&s{;a.; ssa 45.sl
For James Myers s....gs. s...2i2 votes
WmxSawyer ~. - .s .s..A42 beFh 4
Scattering .-.s. - j ..g.. n. sjtI3 ,IeE \
On motion, the convention proceeded to
nominate q acandidate for Judge of the Su-
preme Court. for the unexpired term Of
Jude Caldwell. s.t4ssib slifd n !Ai4a34
Neutrality-suspicious. were announced
as candidates: . $40 &; &it4 aa95s]
RIB. Warden. of Franklin; E.HLe.l
Hand, of Defiance; G. W.. Searle, of Mus
ingum; H. M, Hedges, Of Pickaway. tiis'
The vote being ordered by counties re-
suited as follows:54s.eD VA s34sssi sIgsgl, ~
For R. B. Warden ....,s. So. 1l8 votes.
E. H. Leland. ....... .95 u 4,
q. w. Searlee. ...r..;s... "a Il
III, M. Hedges. ..se... ;l5 NJ e2g
There being no choice, second syote
was ordered, as followsa ssj A5l. s4;
For RIB. Warden. 49,. ..s132s yotess
,l SE II, Leland s.....ss..5.1 1074 L I
| H. M. Hedges. ). ......s. l8:a
The,names of.Mr. Searle was withdrawn
before the taking of the second ballot y
i Mr.. Warden having received majority
ofall the votes cast,was declared the DEM
ocratie candidate for Judge of the Supreme
Court for the unexpired term of Judge
Caldwell. 4. d. lsa1 ! ass qs1
4 The Convention then proceeded to nom-
mate q candidate for Auditor. ys n. Sag
/ The following gentlemen were announ-
ced as candidates: i 4 s
i VIM. ID. Morgan, of Columbiana; /; Mr..
Webb, of TrumbulB A. p. Edgerton, OF
Defiance; G. b. Deming Of Ashland; d.
R. HERSHEY, of Crawford. i..1 4
\ The vote being ordered by counties re-
suited as follows: .r
] For w. D. Morgan. .. !. :. .20l votes
!, A. p. Edgerton. :. ....... 46~
4 d. r. HERSHEY. ...........a8
4 Scattering 4. j. ..... .... 2 ST
Mr.. Morgan having received majority
,1of all the votes cast, was declared duly
nominated. 3 3-i ia..8 ;.t
The Convention proceeded to nominate
a candidate for Treasurer of State. ;
The following gentlemen were announc-
ed as candidates.; ID ssas. ~. ,l.,.
4 VIM. Bushnell, Of Ricbland; john G
Breslin, of Sececs: Mr., Chamberlin,y d
Delaware; Edison Goyt, Of Hancock: Mr.
Cleveland, of Scioto. &y
81 The vote being ordered by counties, re
| suited as follows: ri s.
. For, John g. Breslin n.........l43 votes
William Bushnell .-...... 78 !.
D Edison Goyt. .s.a........ 18 e 3
: Mr., Cleyeland,...s.,..,..15 .15
Mr.. Breslin having received a majorit,
of all votes cast, was declared duly nomi
, mated. 4 Il fJ
VIM. Trevitt was nominated as the can
tdidate for Secretary of State by acclama
ton. ,,.., 4, *. i'.i 4f... :. q .lEs 3a S5,iq.
The Convention proceeded to nominal
i flor member of the Board Of Public Works
: The following gentlemen were preser
: as candidates. Il yi55 #.F
vi James Gamble, Of Coshocton !; j., /
y Steedman, of Lucas ~. j. Hoffman. {
tStark !; ]. M. Roosa, Of Warren. sci (
The vote being ordered by counties, r,
!. suited as follows b s.; s.5s II Fa
" Ford. B. Steedman. ....,.... 164 vote
Is j. Gambler. 40,
'd J.;J. Eoffman .......... is -sg
re j. M. Ro0sa.. .'...s. So. 22 j.
IT Mr.. Steedmsn was declared duly nom
i mated. ,,,,u Il M M;Ig ,ilt6a s;,iE 7{s-
: Mr., ,,JRwETT, from the committee 4
rs resolutions reported the following, whic
rs wero adopted; ssig "a
IS Resolped, That the Eight of January is |
!. anniversary which the Democracy of Oh
- are proud to honor, not only for the illu
ttrious military, achievements of Andre
!. jackson and his companions in arms for
H. years since, but because the events and ]
IN suits Of that day will always be associat
on lin the minds of the American people wi
r. the courage patriotism and purity viii
!. characterized the civil career Of the H
!, New Orleans. &. t.r
10 Resolued. That We earnestly recomme
IS to the Democratic press Of the State 10 ]
n publish as the best tribute TO the memo
en- Of the departed chieftain and sage, 1
Farewell Address Of Andrew Jackson, I
llivered to his countfymen ON the Sd
!, March, 1837--a legacy as worthy Of N
ference, creed Of democratic, truth as sou
me and invaluable, as the. Inaugural Addr
me Of Thomas Jefferson in 1901, g
sa- Resolvsd, That the names and examp
err of Jefferson and jackson are q tower,
81 strength, whenever the Temporary reyer
~ occur TO the Democratic party land, as
MS 1893 and 1924 our motto forfuture conf