Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-16
.rne Demoo raey Of Ohio.

II d. J = I. y 80 H.
Tho Democracy Of Ohio.
Tile leaders Of This hitherto formidable party
were &, State Convention nj Columbus on The Sill
instant and according 10 the accounts before us
there was very lille Of The oll.laslioned entln.
sasm which used 10 pevail when The party con.
sldered itself inyinclble.
u Tie proceedings resulted ii le,nominaling HE
presenl incumbe1ls for all The Offices; William
Melill for Govetnoi, James D, Myers for Litulca-
ant Governor, William y, Morgan for Auditor, Dr,
WIN. 'l'feyit, foi Secretary Of State, Geo. W. Nc
Cook for Attorney Gene'al q. l,reslin for 'teusl.
III, and James B. Sedmmn for the Board Of Public
Works. Judge Kennon WIS nominated for The full
tenn as Chicf Judge, ond R. .. Warden 10 ill The
place Of Judge Caldwell.
In tie resolutions adopted By The Convention
The Know No,ltings wele denounced; The I'alll-
more Platform enlolsedj free Trade aud lIald mon.
ey wcrt glolicd. WI.
The correspondent Of The Cincinnati journal
Gays; 49,.
"'l'ley lodged The Ne! taska issue, but Itcom.
niended lie next Legislature 10 repeal MI laws that
gave banks iish IL stu Tor aud collect their dues
md also 10 prohibit tie treasurer rom II ctiring
heit notes ior taxes 'rh.se measures will b. mill
stones about Their necks. No relief from taxation
aMns ifovSea' ~ Ut, a,'elloon sesslvaa WIS ne.s
excitement an,l no Inn. p,sssnmeni Of deI nj
hung over the eonv ntoi aud crushed Oh, eycsy
thing like life and animAiion,"
Amongst other thugs demanded Of tEe "Demo
~. .
cratic majority N consfess'"hy Tue resolutions o.
The Convention, arc the l"ilowlag
revision Of Inc Tam o. lslO, WIN Tue doll'
p.vst ~ ,su"i$ i' "i o, - l., sne"i
interests, - MI
cooptrn,ion hy efficient measures IN The reso.
talon 70 wy sla1c OF ''e co''s''apo' cu'!e''es ~
ell Io s' 10 re,eIal sys,.n, of internal i'm.
p.oyemvnis, IL accordance with The principles en-
pressed in The recent veto message Of the EXccu.
I'VE; oel JUS. anu p4,uat appI.ea.,ot With ~.
iata a,,i ,;..r ",n,ovsman,s ~ wall nc FIR I'm
hurbofs OF lie AtIuntic a,l, Pacific coasts,
The acquisition and annexation to our Union Of
C..na anu te s'lllwcll lsla.s az .he ea!l,est pos
S sni ~. .aS,,r;ns If na,sa,,. aross linz Isls
iof OUT commerce in peatc aud our armies ii war.
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DEaTH OF SENATOR NoRs,s,-It is with much
regret lha. we Ieco,d tie death Of The Hon. Moses
New Hampshire, who died IN Ibis city al a late
hour { Thursday night, after an illness Of three
OF four days. 5.ss3s .f 4 4; IS. 55{55f
This sad event caused Tie suspension Of bust.
mes, yesterday IN both Houses Of Congress. I,
was announced III The Senate by Nj. loucey, d
Connecticu,, Ullere being no Senator present from
New Hampshire, In consequence Of q vacancy
which lie last Legislature Of thai State failed TO
fll,) anj In the House Of Representatives by MI
Morrison, Of New IIampste These gentlemen
pronounced apnopratc eulopiulns l,pop The public
services and n1iyoie worth of The deceased. and
impressiyc tributes we're added by Mr.. Cas-. III
me Senate, anil Mr.. Dayiy, N lie House, in com.
mendaion Of the able and patriotic course Of The
deceased Senator on ali vital national questions.
The customary resolutions Of coincidence and
lespect wcie then adopted in both Houses, aud
c,nmit,ees appointed 10 attend 10 The remo, al Of
The remains Of he deceased, which, attended by
the officers and members Of Congress, we,e las,
ese"1s .o''u.eNe' - w. No 800 /" o'
conveyed ~ % view 'lo'nps''''e'--1'i' '"'n
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