Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-01-17

The result OF The bsllo. for electors OF large
was now declared; The choice having follen on
A. P. Miller, who was declared 10 be nominee
OF the Convention. The nomination was unan-
imously ratified.
The call Of districts for nom insting dele
gates and electors 10 The Naiionei Conyentiop
was now proceeded with. The fol owing gen-
lemen were ehosen;.
First District-Elector, s.. ]. Kellogg; dele
gates, Washfegton McLean and DR.. il Vat
Iiei.
Second District-EleetoT, Henry +. Suydsms
delegates. DR.. J. j. Quinn and Josehp CoopeJ-
Third DisiJict-Elector, David Clafk; dele
gates, NJ. @. Ryan spdR s.. Cunningham.
Fourth Distfict--Eiector, j. II. Thomoss
delegates. g ". Dorsey and ]. Counts.
Fifth District ElectoL Edward Foster; del
egates, J. @. Healy and NJ, @. Whitley.
Sixth District Elector. Michael II. Daysj
delegates, John w. Bell and G. W.. Homar.
Seventh District Etector, VIM. Crossen;
delegates, l.. M. Smith and T. L. Coru,hers.
Eighth Observation-Disclosures, William Kershner;
delegates, John II. Young and James Wood.
Ninth Distriet-Elector George =. Sensy;
delegates, NJ. b. Bean and George W. Click.
Tenth Observation-Disclosures, Levi DUNCAN; del.
egates, j. W, Davis and l.. W. Siford.
Eleventh .District--E!ector. Alfred McVsy;
delegates, William Medill anc D. P. Hewitt.
Twelfth Dislrict-Electhr, Jacop sligh, del
egates, Lewis Evans, aud W. A. Delaplaine.
Thirteenth District--Elec,or, DR.. j. Tiff;
delegates, H. c.. Brumback and John Mack.
Fourteenth District - Elector, John O.
Myres; delegates, d. B. Austin, aud ]. March
and.
Fifteenth District-Elector, Joseph Burns:
delegates, M. Houglandand Eli Miller,
Sixteeath District-Elector James NJ. Gay.
lordr delegates, H. j. Jewstt, and A. Layman.
Seventeenth Dis~trict-Elector, Benjamin F..
Spriggs; delegates, VIM. Lawrence, T. r.
Morris. @9F
Eighteenth District - Elcctor, Alphonso
Hart; delegates, George W. Belden and r. o..
Hammond.
Nineteenth District-Elector, Henry H.
Dodge; delegates, Arthur Hughes and R. d.
Page.
Twentieth Distnct--Elec,or, Colonel G. @.
GiIlett; delegates, h. p. Ranney and S. W.
ellison.
wTwenty. first Dissatisfaction, George Cook;
delegates, w. II. Gill and G. W. McCotk.
A delegate now moved that the proceedings
Of The Convention be published in the Ohio
Statesman, Cincinnati Enquirer and Washing
ION UHUs'
Several amendments We're offered.
Mr. Robinson rose and said that, without
intending 10 diSperage any Of the papers nanl-
ed, be thought it would be better 10 have tho
proceedings published in all the sound Demo.
cratic papers Of the Stale or elsewhere, and not
10 specify or select any one paper for the pur-
pose. He offered an amendment 10 this effect,
which was carried. "a
The thanks Of the Convention were, on mo-
ton, rendered 10 John NJ, Kinney, proprietor Of
The Columbus Thea!er, for his kindness in
giving TO the Convention the free use Of his
theater for its deliberations. Carried.
The Convention then adjourned sine die,
and the delegates separated with the best feel
ing possible, one with the consciousness that
during their some what warmsession they had
done their duty, their whole duty, and nothing
but their duty.