Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-08-21

and produced considerable merrimcnt and
applause:
To the Republican State Conpention.-
The Republican young men of Franklin
salute the head of your ticket with Gov
ernor's salute Of fifteen gurs, knowing he
will prove genuine Payne killer from this
forth until the campaign shall end.
The convention proceeded to the nomina-
ton of Lieut.. Governor. A number of can
didates were presented. Before proceeding
to the ballot, Governor Chase entered the
room and was received with the loudest
cheers that were over heard in the. build
ing. Tho warmth of the reception evi-
IDENTIFY affected the Governor. He was not
prepared for IL On coming forward, he
, said in Substance that he had no words to
express his thanks for the high honor they
had conferred upon him. He had not sought
this nomination.
Ho promised to devote what timo his Of
fetal duties would allow Of, to address the
people and to present the principles Of the
Republican party. He was for the rights
of mankind, and was opposed to oppression
> in every form. He had no new principles
to put forth Those he entertained he had
;. expressed in the Senate of the United States,
in his messages to the Legislature, and on
other occasions. He had nothing to add
thereto, and nothing to take therefrom.--
After again thanking the Convention for
the honor they had done him, withdrcd
}. amid loud applause.
L LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
L. The Convention then proceeded to ballot
IL for Lieutenant Governor, and the following
e. is the result Of the first ballot,
T. Moses H. Kirby, a; Lester Taylor, 3s
e. N. H. Van Vorhes, 80; John F. Beaver
e. %; Asher Cook, Al; Martin Welker, SO
a. Gen. S. Stokely, 90; Chambers Baird, 23
u Ichabod Corwine, 43; VIM. p. Cutler, AZ
R. P. Buckland, 25; Moses D. Walker, 81
No Choice.
st A motion was made and adopted by th'
y. Convention, to drop on each successive bal
= lot the lowest candidate on the preceding
h, ballot.
h, The Convention then proceeded to
n, SECOND BALLOT.
H. Welker, 80; Cook "A; Taylor, 80; Cut
n' Ter, 65; Van Vorhos, AZ; Buckland, 10
: Corwine, So; Walker 81. No choice.
THIRD BALLOT.
Welker, III; Cutler, ia; Cook, 38
Van Vorhes, 80; Corwine, 6s. No choice
t FOURTH BALLOT.
r. Welker, 206; Cutler, 1922; Corwine, 40
L. whole number of votes, $40. Necessary +
e. a choice, 1876.
n Judge Martin Weker having received
N. majority of all the votes cast, was declares
h, nominated for the office of Lieutenant Go,
10. ernor, which was thereupon made unan
f. nous.
B. The Convention then proceeded to tn
nomination of candidate for Judge of tn
p Supreme Court.
OF FIRST BALLOT.
ue Milton Sutliff, III; w. X. Upham, 20
OF Simeon Nash, 10; Peter Odlin, 46; Nj
Case, IA; Ozias Bowen, "A; James P. Dicl
no ey, 80; VIM. Murray, le. No choice.
.or SECOND BALLOT.
2 Sntlif, 1872; Nash, 1O2; Bowen, SO
Sampson Mason, 60; Upham, II. N
choice.
THIRD BALLOT.
at Sutliff, 1856; Nash, 81; Bowen, "a; Nj
rt- son, 63. Whole number of votes cast, 81
On, necessary to a choice, 1856.
Milton Sutliff of Trumbul county ha'
IN. ing received majority ofall the votes cas-
er was declared nominated, which was mad
= unanimous.
tn, The Convention then proceeded to non
'rr. mare candidate for Treasurer of State.
=. FIRST BALLOT.
n A. P. Stone, 365.
-. Mr.. A. P. Stone, of Franklin county, ha
p ing received all the votes cast, was declar,
~ nominated.
The Convention then proceeded to nom
=, nate candidate for Secretary of State.
,tt FIRST BALLOT.
w. A. P. Russell, 10; J. H. Baker, III
i'll John E. Blair, II; Wilson Cd
as choice.
SECOND BALLOT.
'ho Blair. l27; Russell, 223-whole numb
!: of votes cast 35o--necessary to a choi
~ M l76.
uo- A. P. Russell, of Clinton county, havi
received majority of all the votes cast, W
o declared nominated, and upon motion, 1t W
made unanimous.
ara The Convention proceeded to nominate
candidate for member of the board of Pu
~, Os lie Works.
ieu TOf this vote we have not the regular
: port. On the first ballot Mr.. Blckensd'
Vi fer lacked few votes of nominations
:. AS delegates Immediately arose al
oP- changed their votes in his favor, moro tn
aP- enough to give him the necessary numb
he was declared nominated without futth
% .ho balloting.
INC The Chairman of tho Committee TO
port Central Members of the State Cent
CIV CIV Committee, made report that said me-
.ne bers consist Of VIM. Dennison Jr., A.
,Irl- Stone, N. H. Swayne, ]. H. Coulter, G.
pu, M. Parsons, Dr.--and---which rep'
ana was accepted and adopted. Hon. w
Dennison, Jr., Chairman of the Commit
re- on Resolutions reported series of Reso
l'A'' tions which were unanimously adopted.
A motion was adopted returning
nc thanks of the Convention to its officers, a
inc with three hearty cheers for our candidat
the Convention adjourned sine de.
ol CALEB B. SMITH, President
d py JOHN X. GREEN, s. II. MATTHEWS, lisa
put HAzLErr, G. w. CLIsBEE, F. M. CASE,
re- @. WRITER, w. I. BAsooM, J. B. ROBINS