Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-30
.pahiiean Ratification Meetins AZ the ,OhiC
White sulphur SPRINGS
ONO WHlTE SuLPHUR SrRIKGs,
$3.50 fnlr 9Th. 1859. &


In accordance with the previous notices
q Republican meeting was held in the grove
adloining the Ohio White Sulphur Springs
in Delaware coantys on Saturday afternoon
July 2lth,
This meeting was organic ID by the elec-
sion OF Hon. R. d. Cotwine of Cincinnati,
as President, and the following gentlemen
as Vice Presidents:
Joseph G. Young Of Mimi CO.; w. G.
Deshler, of Franklin CO.; Dwight Stone, OF
Franklin co.i Lucian Buttless of Franklin
CO.,; D. w. Rhodes, Of Delaware CO.; I'D.
Osborn, OF Franklin co.; Judge Ranney,ei
Delaware, co.; Hylas Sabin, Of Union co.
George Burnet, OF Hamilton ee.i A. 6,
CenoVes, of Miami Co.; M. Gerhard, OF Del
aware co., Henry Fowler, of Montgomery
CO.; Charles Parrot, of Montgomery co.
Abram Thomsons of Delaware co.; John
w. Jones, of Delaware CO.; Gilbert Tenn
pie. of Union CO.; Alfred p. Cooabs, of
CLARK co.; Hiram Griswold, OF Cuyahees
co. WIN. Wilson, of Champaign Co.'S B.
Il. Asbury. Of Hardin co., John Williams
of Madison 60.
The following gentlemen were elected
Secretaries:
John w. Ellis, of C%incinnatii A, b. But
tiles, of Coiulabus; b.. F. Loofbourrew. OF
Delaware CO ]. L. Jones. OF Delaware CO.
s.. E. Wright, of Miami CO.; w. Dixon,
of Montg oinery CO.; John B. Pitts, CLARK
GO.
The Chairman stated that the object of
the meeting was 10 ratify nominations made
sat CeIu.nhus blythe Republican party con-
vention on the l3th inst. Mr.. Corwine
Their proceeded to speak briefly of some OF
the questions whiet, now occupy the public
mind. He referred 10 the fact that this was
the opening ofthe campaign--that the State
Convention had nominated candidates who
were in every way worthy and acceptable to
the good and tras ZEN OF the Safe. In ev-
cry place of trust which they had heretofore
held they had shown themselves able and
trustworthy. They were the very men up
on WHOM the opposition party could and
would unite. He personally knew all of
them but ode. Fu tifose oil the meeting who
were not personally acquainted with Judge
Peck, Mr.. Corwine said he took pleasure in
bearing testimony to his personal integrity
and Observation-Disclosures Ion the place.
lie was an accurately educated lawyer.
whose habits of thought and lie peculiarly
fitted him for the place OF Supreme Judge.
Mr.. Corwine then referred to the fact That
this was a campaign IN which all those OPP
posed to the corrupt National administration
were united to hurl from power the men
who were lending it their seryile support
The extravagances and frauds Of the Blu.
chanan administration were commented up
on. The reckfessness of the legislation ofthe
Legislature last winter, was shown up, with
other kindred topics.
When Dir. Cerwine closed the Hon.
Benj. Stanton. member OF Congress from
this district, being called for, addressed the
meeting at some length, and with great abli
ity on the politics of the day.
On motion Of Judge Ranney, the follow.
ing gentlemen were appointed q Committee
on Resolutions:
Judge Kinney, of Delaware Co; B
Stantori, of Logan Co.; j.. $. Menden1nll
of Delaware Co. ] D.. Yandeman Of Della
ware Co.; Thos. p. Clark, of Clark Co.
They reported the following resolutions
which were unanimously adopted:
Resolusd, Thattie proceedings of the Rs
pabllcan State CONGESTION held on the l3zt
Instant. meet with sour hearty concurrsnes
The principles covered by the resolutions are
the trus ~exPonents of the doctrines which
have ever governed the opponents OF an ar.
bitrery and corrupt administration of the
Government, and form the tex. for tbs con
duct of the canvass which this meeting Thu
day inaugurates.
Resolesa, That the Nominees Of that Con
~yention, the Honorable William v. Peck
VIM. B. Thral!, Christopher p. Wolcolt ant
9 John L. Martin, it an eminent degree com
fnandthe eonfden :. nnd will receive the sup