The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-08-27

i sycamore p., w. Gftlllth, ~. IeaSO,
Elisha Wilson, and E Eyestone.
Crawford Up, s. b. Turner, L. S.
Ilixon, S. w Holmes, NJ A. Clark, ID.
II, Kempfeld and VIM Brayton.
Pitt Up, II. H. Holdrdge. John
| IHold.rman, E. II. Wood and Harmon Boz
Ewen.
Antrim Tp, F. shafer. John Hahn,
Prince W. German, Cornelius Brewer,
and James Agnew,
4 Jatkson Tp., Aaron Bradshaw.
Salem Tp., Thomas Robbinson. Moses
! Kirby, and Moses Larcumb.
Mlflin Tp., Rolan Iiammon, and j. H.
Lindsey.
Eden Up, Andrew CIR gg, John Kerr,
and Jacob Borauf.
Marsailles Tp., j. H. White, John W.
Kennedy, Lewis Merliman, and VIM.
/ Renecks.
Which report was accepted and COM
:nittee discharged.
The committee on candidates reported
the following names. For Auditor,
Frank W Martin, Tor Clerk Of Common
Pleas. T. E. Grissell. for Treasurer, ] H.
Beery, j kear, Charles Norton. and John
Ragon, for Sheriff, S. B. Welch, John
Hahn, Daniel Huffman, r. D. McKen-
zie, and JOS. McCutchen. for Recorder,
H. j. Flaek, Pros. Atty, M. II. Kirby,
Surveyor, A. Bradshaw, and for Com
missioner, John K. Lupton, Sheldon Bee
be, B, S. Beebe, William Brayton, Wm.
B. DeJanes and A. Mears for Coroner.
For the following officers, there being
but one candidate for each Of the follow
gentlemen ere nominated by acclama-
tion. For Auditor, Frank W. Martin,
Clerk, L. E. Grissel, Recorder, II. j.
Flack, Pros Atty, NJ Fl. kirby, Sur
veyor, A. Bradshaw, for Coroner, A.
| Mears.
On motion, the convention then procee-
ded to ballot for Treasurer. The. results
of the several balloting, are as follows:
lst. Ballot, l. IL. Beery, 16; John Ra-
gan, /; Charles Norton, i@; jonathan
Rear, l2;; Blank, 5,
Cd Ballot, Blank, 3; I. H. Beery, 10;
Jonathan Kear, | S; G. Norton, 2: j, Ra
gan, 10.
81 Ballot, I. H. Beery. 10. C. Norton,
Is; J Ragon, lid. Kear, l3.
4th BaRot, J. Ragon, 16:J Kear. 49,.
Il Norton, Is.
9th Ballot, j. Ragon, "a; ] Kear, IS;
! G. Norton, 10.
1 6th Ballot, j. Ragon, 81; ]. Kear, 19;
/ and it appearing that John Ragon. had
| received majority of all the votes cast,
he was declared TO be the unanimous
choice of the convention
On moion theaeonyention then procee-
ded to. ballot for Sheriff, which resulted as
| follows;
lst Ballog. JOS. MeCutchen, 80; R.
Mckenzie, s. D. Welch, s.; j. Hahn, Q;
| Jos. Mcgulchen having received ma
jority Of all she votes cast, was declared
Unanimously nominated.
On motion, the convention then procee-
ded to ballot for Commissioner, which re-
suited as follows:
lst ballot, S. Beebe, II; VIM. DeJane,
3; j.. Lupton. 90; w. Brayton, 10.
I'd ballot, S Beebe, %; j. X. Lupton,
IS; w Brayton, 8.
81 ballot, S. Beebe, 43;J K Lupton,
| II.
Sheldon Beebe, having received ma
jority of all the votes, was declared the
unanimous choice of the Convention, for
/ that Office.
The Convention thereupon on motion
proceeded to ballot for candidate for the
office of representative in the district
composed of tie counties of Hardin and
4 w andot, which resulted as foltows;
ist ballot, D. Ayres, %; J. a.. Free,
IS: Henry Peters, i.
David Ayres havingrecriyed major
ity OF all votes cast, was declared the u
unanimous choice Of this convention.
The Committee upon resolutions repor-
ted the following resolutions which we're
unanimously adopted.
RESOLVED. That the platform adopted by the
Republican Convention, held at PHILADELPHIA,
! on The 4th day of July, l776,s our polar star
Being re-affirned at the same place, in 1856,
we solemnlY consecrate our polit cal and NOR
al powers, to support its doctrines,
RESOLVED, That it shall be the business of
our lives, TO labor for the maintainance of the
| Union, the rights of the States and the liber-
ties Of the people.
RESOLVED. That Slavery is antagonistic to
naturaland moral rights,a great evil ana wrong.
we VIII earnestly oppose Its extension or en-
couragement by the General Government, now
and at all times.
RESOLVED, That while we denounee the alb
straeton of the public money, from the State
Treasury, by John G.. Breslin, we condemn
| the condrct Of William H. Gibson, in the con-
lcealment of the defalcation, and the violation
of his sworn duty.
REsoLvFD, That We declare it to be our nm
alterable and fixed purpose to continue our
efforts TO bring about a faithful and cconomi-
cal expenditure of the public moneys aud to
relieve, as far as practicable, the people from
the burdne Of onerons taxatiuIl.
REsoLvEp That Salmon p Chase in the
discharge of his executive duties, has shown
himself honest. capable and dignified, and
merits the confidence and admiration Of the
people.
And thereupon the eonventionadjourn
ed !, sine die
II. MADDUX,
G. G. MUGG, Secs.
Inc proceedings ofthe County Conven
''on' and the report on the Dtfalcalion,
hiusC oe our excuse, for lack of a more