Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-08-19

tage, from the committee on organiza'
ton, reported as follows:
President-CALEB B. SMITH, Of
Hamilton.
Vice Presidents-1st, Friedrich Meyer
Cd, Amos More. 81, Patrick Kelley. 4th
John Walknp. 5th. John Paul. 9Th, Il
W. Clarke. 7ih, J. G.. Gest. 8'h, DR.
Horr. Oh, j. J. Williams. 10th, II. S.
Bundy. 1hh, Virgi! E. Shaw. 18th,
John A. Sinnett. 18Th, John Sherman
l4lh, VIM. G.. Meyer. 18Th, John Heu-
ston. 18Th, H. W. Wood. l7th, John
McCurdy. 18th, Fred. Wadsworth. 19Ih
John F. Morse. goth, w. Fl. Howe. 21st.
VIM. Mcdonald.
Secretaries-John K. Green, Hamil
ton. S. H. Mathews, Shelby. Isaac Haz
lett, Slarg. w. S. Lloyd, Jefferson. c
W. Clisbee. Cuyhoga. +. NJ. Case, VII
liams. S. 6. Writer, Mama. w. 7. Bias
com, Franklin. j. D. Robinson, Scioto
The committee also recommended the
following as the order of business:
LIST. After the organization, the candi-
dates for the various Offices shall be an
nounced for nomination as folio Us:
First, Governor; 2d. Lieut.. Governor.
81, Supreme Judge; Treasurer of State
9th, Secretary of State; 6.h, Board o
Public Works.
81. The vote for each candidate shall
be by counties, and hel counties to be
called in alphabetical order.
81 A majority of the whole number
of votes 10 constitute a choice.
Ali. The rules of last House Of Rep
r~esentatiYes of Ohio, as far IS they arc
applicable, are to govern this convention.
9Th. All resolutions of a general ma
ture shall be referred without discussion
to the committee on Resolutions.
Mr.. Smith cam forward and vas re-
ceiyed with great applause. Ga taking
the chair, be made a most eloquent and
patriotic speech, and closed with a bIieI
but beautiful eulogy upon the character
and services of Salmon p. Chase.
Judge Humphreys, of Licking, made
n report from the committee on C.eden-
ials, which was accepted.
The na.-es of the persons regularly
accredited as delegates by the committee
we omit except those from this district,
which Eere:
AshtaJuia County-Hon. 3 #. Wade,
j.. R. GiddingS, w. C. Ho@ells. II. Fas-
seLl, H. Z. Parsons, D. G. Allen, B.
Woodbury., u. Hawkins, r S. Bushnell,
r. C. Newell.
MIhoning County-R. w. Taylor, G
[. Young. Jackson Truesdale, Daniel
Haynes, J.. NJ. Hole.
Yrum5uR--R. W. Ratlilf, G.. A.
Adams, George G. Refs. L. C. Jones,
VIM. H. Howe, John Hutchins, joan
Beaver, G. w. Smith.
Governor Chase was then renomina-
ted by acclamation, every member Of
the Convention voting aye, Whereupon
SALMON p. CHASE was declared
unanimously nominated. The whole
Convention received the same with loud
cheers and waving of hats and handker
chiefs.
On motion, Judge Green Of Washing
ton Co Mr.. Mason Of CLARK, and Nh.
Brown of Portage, were appointed 10
wait upon Governor Chase and inform
him of his nomination.
Tie following communication MAS read
and produced considerable meIiment and
applause:
To lie Republican SaoLe Conventions
The Republican young men of franklin
salute the head of your ticket with a
Governors salute of fifteen guns, know
ing he will Prove a genuine P0yne killer
from this time forth until the campaign
shall end.
The Convention then proceeded TO the
nomination of Lieut.. Governor. A mum
Der of candidates were presented. Be-
fore proceeding to the ballot, Governor
Chase entered the room and was r%eceiv-
ed with The loudest cheers that were ever
heard in hat building. The warmth Of
reception evidently affected the Govern
or.