Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-06-09

0noiephs eoyi"s eHee no "oo'~ N-N' ~S"
the nomination, but If necessary to harmon,
be would accept the nomination.
The first ballot resulted in Gbo;son:
nomination, as follows:
JR Swan received Ioivotes.
wn. Y. Ghoison received so1 votes.
The Convention then proceeded to nomi
nate candidate for State Auditor:
Judge Wilson received s3l votes
HI. Cox do 43 DO
Williams do 45& do
TAYLOR do 81 DO
Seaman do do
Hit do Is do
CoIestoek do - DO
Sho,well do ~ do
Follett do do
Marsh do do
Gibbard do do
Morton do 3 do
Blocker 8 do ss fle 6 do
Wfthdrawu--FcIlett. Blocher. Seaman,
Baker and Morton.
SECOND BALLOT.
Wilson reeeised 30 votes
Cox received IS votes
Williams received AZ votes
Taylor received VI votes
Hilt received 81 votes
Celestock received 80 votes
Shotwell 45 votes
Marsh received @ 8 votes
Withdrawn-Cox,fC fColestoek and Shot
THIRD BALLOT.
TAYLOR received 100 votes
Wilson received l33 votes
Williams received votes
R.W Taylor having received a majority
of all the votes cast, WAS proclaimed the
nominee of this Convention.
The Convention then proceeded to NOM
mate a candidate for Treasurer of State.
The names of the following gentlemen
were presented: A. P. Stone. of franklin;
Harshmsn, OF Montgomery; Charles
u. james, Of Hooking; and Wm Carey, o.
Hardin.
FIRST BALLOT.
Stoue $50 james IS
Harshmsn e. Carey II
Mr.. StoEe was thereupon declared unani-
mously nominated.
SECRETARY OF STATE.
The following gentlemen were named in
connection with this office: A. P. Russell
OF Clinton: Robert G. Corwin. of Warren;
Moses II. Kirby, of Wyandot, and John S.
He rick, OF Portage; but the Inter were
W ithtrawn Immediately, and before the bal
loting was proceed with, Mr. Russell was
nominated by ncclamaiion, on motion OF
Mr.. Herrick, who declared emphaticallv
lat he would under no circumstances con-
sent to be a candidate against Mr.. Russell
MEMBER OF BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Fur this position, the following gentle
men were named: Harlan Chrpin, of Was
hington; John E. Gregory. of Scioto; Kent
Jarvis. of Stark; J. Chamberlain, OF Sum-
nit: Samuel Carpenter. of fairfield; S. G.
Renisk. "i Pickaway. John frev. of Co.
,h,cton, and WIN. Smfh, OF Fayete The
20 iowil g was announced as the resui, OF
The First Rallot.
Chaplin ldS Carpenter -
Gr-gory ZIG Renick 81
Cha berIain 40 Smith 10
Messrs. Renick, Frew, smith and Car
penter were withdrawn, and the follow ing
was announced as the result of the
SECOND BALLOT.
Gregory I64 Chamberlain 81
THIRD BALLOT.
Chaplin -la I3s Chamberlain 40
Mf. Gregory having majority Of all the
votes cast. was declared the unanimous
nominee of this Convention.
COMMISSIONER CT COMMON SCHOOLS.
For this Office the following named gen.
tiemen were presented: John Lynch, o.
Pickawsy; Anson Smyth. OF Lucas; A. G
Duel, Of Champaign, and E. w. Stevens
of ClermoLt. -r..H
sg4 FIRST BALLOT.
Smyth 2Q6 Stevens g.
Whereupcn. the nomination OF Mr. Snyti
was made unanimous.
The interest in The proceedings was :,
great hat the Convention die not adjourn
for supper; and Immediately after the nomi
nation o. Mr.. SIN yth. it was moved to ap
point a committee to wait upon Mr.. Denni
son, inform him Of his nomina ton, and re
| quest his presence in the Convention. Pen
ding this motion, the committee on resolu
tions, composed of one from each Con
gress,onsl District, as follows,
1. G B Hollister, IL. L H Culver,
2. james Cox, IL. H d Cooke,
8. L D Campbell, Is. r Brinkerhoff,
q. VIM HI Nichols, IA. James Monroe,
5. James II. Ashley, is. L Davis,
81 II Kincaid, l6. Daniel Applega,'
Z. Thomas Corwin, II. Benz S Cowen,
8. Benjamin Siantsn, Is. Sidney Eipertor
9. E Stilling, 10. F T Backus.
10. A P Miller, 20. B F Wade,
i 81. Jno A Bingham.