The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-07-18

These resolutions raised q tremendous
storm. Father Smith vas ordered to shut
up" ''quit talking" and a number OF sucn
expressions. oRe gentlemen, Hon. K. r..
Spaulding.) said if Smith did not stop
speaking. be would move that the friends
Of Chase leave the house. We have seSh
political storms, but these resolutions raised
a greater storm than we have ever seen be-
fore. or ever expect TO see again.
Giddings offered the following as a sub
stitute for Smiths resolutions
Resolved, That we, the members of this
Convention, pledge ourselves that, irrespec.
tive of all other parties and political assoei-
%ations, we will contribute our moral and
political influence to Sstain the principles
and nominees of this Convention.
Giddings prefaced his resolution with
some remarks, in which he abused Smith in
a most outrageous name The resolu.
tons and the substitute were both laid on
the table.
The convention then proceeded to vote fol-
a candidate for Governor. Brinkcrhof's
name was Withdrawn. The vote resulted
as follows
Chase.
Mr.. Chase having received q majority
of the votes cast. was declared the choice
of the Convention for Governor. r
On the usual motion to confirm this nom.
%ination by reclamation, a scene OF confu
sion occurred which was indescribable'-
Giles of'No! cant go that!' 'oh DON'T
anything else!' mot by a id sight!
arose from all parts Of the house, and upoI
the Presidents putting the question a larg'
number of the delegates gave a most en-
phatic no.
Capt. I. H. Ford, of Richland, who 60
his first notoriety by making a speech
few weeks since in Philadelphia, at the X
N. National Convention, was nominated 70
Lieutenant Governor. a.,
: Jacob Brinkerhotf, of the same place, wa
| nominated for Supreme Judge for the Ion:
term, by reclamation. .
On the second ballot, Charles G. Con
verse Of Mu:kingum, was %nominated fe
Supreme Judge, for the short term.
On the second ballot, F.M Wright,
Champaign county, was nominated for Al
E. ditor of State. 5g.s
After the second ballot J II. Baker {
Ross, was nominated for Secretary of Stat
The next office was Treasurer of State
Our neighbor Richard Hatton was a cand
: date. He received Sc votes on the fir
: ba lot. lie could have been nominated ha
c those who should have been his friends
pursued the proper course. Hilton witt
l. drew before the second ballot was takel
W On the second ballot Nm. II. Gibson,
Seneca county was nominated.
d On the first ballot, I'D. kimball, Of NJ
dira county, was nominated as the cane
date for Attorney General. Is
IN On the second ballot, A. S. Conover
N Miami county, was nominated the candids
NJ. for Board Of Public Works.
ID Thus ended the nominations. Duri
Mt the nominations ms. everything was in conf
&c sion. AT times it was impossible for t
!; 4 r,o ri..c ~ Iaar uJlaf ~ cn.I ~
President stated on several occasions it "
It, impossible to keep order.
il If il will be any satisfaction to our wi
en- and know nothing friends, we will state
them that his honor, WIN. G. Finney, Es
n late the ~freesoil candidate for Represent
20 tive in this county, dore all the voting
-. Harrison county. ("lIow ale theimigh
on fallen'D
res Az the nomination for Governor was
er, the genuine know nothings withdrew
mos unanimously, and repaired to the
\ looms, taverns DC. according to their incl
.ay atoms.
cir The convention was in session until ell
nai en- O'Clock; and wound up BY Tom Spoo
trying to sell out The X. Ms. to the alb
be ~tionists. ru
We did not see a man that belonged
sly the convention that was pleased with
proceedings, unless it was tile abolition
II. and the knew nothing Office holders and
The fee seekers. sg,
will OF their candidates, platform, &C..
nai shall have more to say hereafter.
In the above we have given what ey
his man who was in Columbus knows to be
rect. Our notesof the proceedings are
W ry full. and we shah perhaps give q n
oy extended account Oft hereafter.
- So far as the democracy is concerned
ey- opponents could not have selected a III
that would be more satisfactory to tLei
ent one that will be easier beat. Va
We saw Democrats in Columbus
nearly every county in the State, all
I'M whom were in the best Of spirits, and '
led determined TO do their whole duty.
as the democracy Of this county do l.kev
I. and all will be we'll.
~ Reform.
orr The X. Ms in Belmont county said
her fall that il theJ shouli succeed, they w
III a Il I'm s .