Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-14
RepnbIicnn sac ConvenLion.

The Convention met at Columbus on lues-
DIV. the 18th inst, every section OF the State
bsinp fully represented, and by many of her
l..st and ablest citizens.
JAMES NJ ASHLEY, Of Lucas, was appointed
temporary President; GEo. A. BENEDICT, OF
Cuyahoqa. G. B HolsteI, of Hamilton, and NJ.
81 Granger, Of Muskingum, temporary Seere-
t,ries. On taken the Chair, Mr.. ASHLEY re-
turned thanks for the compliment aud spoke
happily Of the objects and duties of the Conven-
lion.
The following Committee on Resolutions
was appointed First Congressional District,
J B UolIister, OF Hamilton; 2j, NJ Hausse-
,,ck. of Hamilton: 81, Felix Marsh, Of Preble;
Atb. Jas. II. Hart. Of Miamii 5th, David Taylor
Defiance: 9Th, r. W Clalk, Of Clermont' 7th'
Aaron Harrn, of Green; Sth, Rodney Mason ol
CI,rl. oti. J. NJ. Keeler, OF Sandusky; lOih,
I,s JvIyia. of Ross; IIlh, David Jones, of Vim
ton; 18th, J. W. Baldwin, of franklin 1914
I'D. Cooke, Of Eric; I4th, Geo G. Washburn'
ofL.orain. Is. r. C. Kirk, OF Knox; 10th, Mel
vim Clark. of Washington; I7lh, 3. s. Co~an
OF Belmont; 18th, W. X. Upham, of Stark; 18Th
MI Perkins, Of lake Goth, b f Wade, Of
A sbtabu,a; 2Ist, J. A. Bingham of Harrison
The Committee appointed the following State
Central Committee, one from each CongressiOn-
Dis ric.:
4 c. Day. Francis Jobsou, OF Hamilton; Wm
Becket of Butler; Charles Morris, of Miami;
Samr A. RAYMOND, OF Lucas; VIM. o. Collins,
of Hishlsni; James Egbert, or Warren; J. r.
Hulbe!l, of Delaware; II. l. McGee, Of Seneca
James sylvia. of Ross; W. ). Beatty, OF Far
field; J. c. Thompson, Of Piekaway; J. F. De
cory. Of Huron; j. W Smith, of Ashland W
r sapp, Of Knox; d AppIegate, Of Masking
um; J. c. Douglss, of Guernsey; n. W. Good
hue. of Summit; J. c. Grannis, of Cuyahoga
CR Hunt. Of Trumbull; and E. r. EckleY, o.
Carroll.
The Committees on Credentials, Permanent
ORGANIZATION and Resolutions having retired
the Convention was eloquently and effectively
addressed BY the Hon. J. A. Bingham and Hon
CaIeb b. Smith. The venerable Joshua r. Gid
dings was enthusiastically called out and whSf
he rose his commanding form was greeted will
a storm of applause Mr. Bingham informed
the Convention in behalf of Mr. Giddings tha
though the condition Of the health of Mr. G
did no, permit him 10 spesk-that his heart wa;
with them. Mr. c. resumed his seat amid grea'
cheering.
Convention took recess 10 . O'Clock.
The following was received by telegraph;
CoLuxBUs, July l3.
The attendance at the Republican State Con
vention was large, all the counties in the State
being fully represented. Samuel ) Crawford,
of DAYTON, presided. The Committee on Reso-
lutions through their chairman, Hon. b. +.
Wade, presented the following, which were
unanimously adopted, the Convention giving
a tremendu0us AYE"
Resolrsd, That the Republicans Of Ohio in
Convention assembled, ent'rtliuing an abiding
confidence in the cardinal doctrines Of the par
~ heretofore inscribed upon its boEners, and
IN the defence Of which II has never failed to
secure from the intelligent and patriotic free
lncn OF the State, ardent and triumphant
suppoit, hereby re-aliIm the same ard again
commend them to the favorable consideration
Resol5ed That the President Of the United
States and his servile pirtizlns ~ Congress,
aided by emisslries in Kansas, IN their per
sistent efforts 10 enforce by vi0!en e, fraud,
bribery and intimidation upon the people Of
that Territory, Constitution IN opposition 10
their will and in fraud of their und0ubieI
rights deserve and ought to receive the unquaI
Resalred That the astounding disclosures Of
ruinous and corrupt prodigality OF tle naiienal
administration which, in the brief period OF
eighteen months OF profound peace, mas eX-
haustcd an overfOwing treasury and added 10
the public debt forty millions of dollars, without
any visible indications OF proposed remedy or
4 cessation of the evil, submits to the people 10
choose between the alternatives OF national
bankruptcy OF national reform
Resolred, That we invite all men OF all par
ties TO ioin with US in restoring the government
to its original purity and principles and preseTy-
ing 1t as an inheritance TO those who may come
after
The following ticket was nominated =
For Supreme Judge, Wm- V. Peek, OF Seioto'
Attorney Gen'l, c. p WolcOtt, Of Summit, by
acclamaiion-Comptro Wm. 3 Thrall, OF
Franklin: Board Of Pubic Works, John l.. Mar
tin of Butler Great harmony and good feel
ing presails. An immense and enthusiastic
raIlhcation meeting Is now being held IN Capi-
1ol Square with addresses by Hon B. r Wade,
Hon B. Stanton aad others