The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-06-01


SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.
! Chas Allen, of UarrisonCo 1913
Eli T Tappan, so
McGreger, CrawGordCo az
Scattering 10
On motion the nominations were made
unanimous. s-
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
lst Dist. L. w. Bishop, Cincinnati.
I'd I" w. T. Forest
Sd Geo. W. Houck, Dayton.
4th Henry Miller, Greenville, Dark
Co.
5th Dist. Ed. Phelps, Defiance, Defiance
Co.
9th Dist. Jas. 2. FyTe, Georgetown,
Brown Co.
7th Dist. Lauren Smith, Lebanon, War
ren Co.
Sth Dist. Wm. D. Hill, Springfield,
Clark Co.
9th Dist. A. McGregor, Bucyrus, Craw-
ford Co.
l 9th Dist Jacob Yallery, Piketon, Pike
Co.
llth Dist. Gen. Jno. Leidy, Somerset,
Perry Co.
18th Dist. Geo. W. Manypenny, Colum,
bus
18th Dist. j. II. Gale, sandusky. Erie ca
l4th j. A. Marchant, Wooster,
Wayne Co.
18th Dist II. 3. Banning, Mt. Vernon
Knox Co.
18th Dist S. II. Hosmer, GAINESVILLE
18th ". w. Peacock, Cambridge
Guernsey Co.
18th Dist. II. E. Smith, Masillon, STARK
Co.
10Th Dist. D. P. Rhodes, Cleveland.
Goth S. d. Dunn, Jefferson, Ashta
bula Co.
2lst Dist j. Mckinney, Steubenvile
Jefferson Co.
ADDITIONAL RESOLUTIONS.
After the nominations were completed
Mr. Leete, of Lawrence, rose and stateC
that there had been an omission in thu
resolutions reported by the Committee -
He moved the following which was en-
Enthusiastically received aud unanimously
adopted:
Resolscd, That no former legislature o
Ohio could cripple, and impair, the sove
reignty Of the State by contracting ava,
its power to pay taxes upon banks a:
upon other property; and that the Coil
section of the Bank Act o. 1915, exempt
ing the banks from the ordinary burdens
of taxation, is utterly void as against tn,
provisions of the new Constitution ant
the laws enacted in pursuance thereof
to tax banks as other property is taxed.
Mr.. Mckensie, Of Allen county, thel
moved the following which was passet
unanimously with great applause:
RcsoIrcd, That the Report of th
Treasury Investigating Commission il
regard to the frauds in the State Treasur,
in connection with the Banking Institu
tions Of the State, has developed
startling and alarming degree of abus
and corruption in the management of tn
finances of the State by the Republican
party, demanding the earnest attention
of the People, and vigilance in tn
execution of the Independent Treasur
system. ..
The President read a resolution re
ported by the Committee as follow;
which was adopted:
Resolred, That to the support of ou
principles and the ticket this da
nominated, we pledge our individual an
united efforts, aud cordially invit
every patriot in Ohio to rally uuder GU
banner.
Judge CHANEY, of Fairfield, then NOV
ed that all the nominations made be cor
frmed unanimously, which was passed b
acclamation.
Mr.. LEETE, of Lawrence, then move
the following which was seconded an
adopted: ...
! Resofved That this convention recon
mend to the Democratic Electors of tn
several Congressional Districts the elec
ton by themselves Of delegates to th
Democratic National Convention to b
held at Charleston in 1860. ..
Upon motion of A. p. MILLER, {
Butler county, GEORGE L. PUGH, G. l
VALLANDIGnAM and the President of th
Convention. were appointed Committe
to inform the candidates not present {
their nomination.
Upon the motion of Captain REAM1
of Franklin county, the Convention the
adjourned to meet on the State Hous
steps at O'Clock.