The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-08-20

slavery-aboring to place the inf inf ene5: Of
tional Government on the side of Freedom-and
defending faithfully the rights of man. the rights
OF tne States aud the Union of the States (cheers
| against aggression, from whatever quarter.
| vi matters pertaining to the Stale administraa-
ton need hardly speak. You know what have
said and what have done / have neglected
consciously no duty and | have shrunk from no.
llist responsibility Ian aDw ~ h ave ever been
Tor economy in expenditure, for the reduction of
public burdens, for the strictest accountability Of
public officers, for full redemption of The Lledgea.
OF the Constitution in respect to education, and for
the faithful fuihllment OF every public obi gatiou
(Cheers
But you have much and important business be-
fore yOu, and | will not detain you. Thanking
you again and again for your kindness and sup
port, accept your nomination with gratitude and
pride, (cheers) and pledge myself 10 every labor.
consistent with the discharge of my public duties
which may be needed to secure glorious triumph
for our ticket and our cause. (Renewed chesring)
LIKUr G lvKRNon.
The following is The result on the first ballot:
Moses Il. Kirby 4, Lester Taylor 49, ~ Il Van
Vorhes % John f Beaver %, Asher Cook A.,
Moses We ker So, Gen S Stokclsy 20, Cham
bers Baird %, Ichaboi Corwin a. WIN p Cutler
AZ, r. 2. Bdckland %, and Noses D. Walker al
no choice. ..
On the fifth ballot Martin Welker received 2J6
votes, and his Nomination was made unanimous
Judge Heker was then Introduced and ac se eptsoL
the nomination ia brief and acceptable speech,
in which he promised to exert his best efJrts fou
the success of the Republican ticket.
Mr.. Welkpr is Il native bora Buckeye, about 3S
years of age, of SIN III spare cure and countsn-
ance ''sticked DER with the pale cast OF though ht'
From the specimen we had of his oratorical DOW
ers, we predict that he will make an effective
speaker. whenever he has been candidate he
has been ahead of his ticket, and the Republicans
OF Old Wayne say that with Judge Welk-r on tn,
ticket they bound to carry thai hitherto strong
hold of the spurious Democracy. Judge Welker's
antecedentS are those OF our Old Wings, and VIZ
congratuldte the Republicans Of Ohio in having so
good man for their sentiment iu this grand CON
test
Nominations were then called for Judge of the
Supreme Court. number OF nominations we're
made, aud the chair announced the first ballot aa
follows II. T. Bowen OF Marion, II; Milton SUIT
lift of Trumbull, III; SimeoG Nash Of Gallia, TO-
Lucian Case Of Licking. a. W. X. Upham of 90
lumbiana, 20; Alfred 5. DIckey of Highland, 80;
Peter Odhn OF Montgomery, 46; James Murray
of Wood, Is. The names Of M CASE and AIr
Odlin were withdrawn, aud Gen. Sampson NJ ason,
of Clarke, was nominated
5econ ballot-Bowen, 80, Sutlif, l53, N ash, liz,
Upham, II, Mason. CO.
Third ballot--Bowen. o. Sitliff, 1856, Nash, 81,
Mason, 63. Mr., Sutliff of rrumbull, was then
declared unanimously nominated.
Treasurer Of State 1t was novel that Hon A..
z Stone be nominated by acclamation. This at
the n quest Of his friends was WithdraWB, aud the
roll of The eoun'ies called, WHEREIN pOn il an
Peared that Mr.. Some had received 36S votes
every vote given. ...s
Secretary of State.-James II. Baker of Ross
ll6; VIM H. Wilson of Darke, g.; Addison p.
tus'ell of Cint0n, 10; j. A BLAIR OF Muskin-
gum, 10. M, W.ls1n under the rule was droPped,