Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-06-09

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| ferred without debate 80 F.s-
Committees were appointed as follows
ta;s el. ,coM,urrEE OK CREDENTIALS. -
DISTRICT. ssI DISTRICT. =, fs...s,5
lst.s W. B. Lacy 18th. S. G. Arnold
3D. Geo. T Dunn 18th. T. S. Bunker :
| Sd. g. W. Thompson l4th. Say leswoFth.
s4th. B. S. ellis : IS 18TH JRo. Miller 5s
5th. 7. W. Higgins 10Th. d. Green. sa;,
9th. Geo. T. Swing 18th. Stephen Potts
7th. Jno. Boyd : = 18th. Kent Jarvis,'
4th.--as $50, 18th. Hemap Losey .
9Th. John c.. Lee Doth. Jesse Baldwin
10th. Jas. Mcfarland Dist. ]. C. McCleary
| 11th. Jno.. Kelley. -. -
COMMITTEE on RESOLUTIONS.
LIST. G. B. Hollister 18th. H. d. Cooke p.
3D. JOS Cox --- 18th. r. Brinkerhoff
Sd. L. d. Campbell l4th. JAS. Monroe -
9th. NJ. n. Nichols 18th. L. G.. Davis p
5th. Jas. NJ. Ashley 18th. D. Applecate
9th. j. II. Kincaidi 18th. B. T. .aCowen 3
7th. Thos. Corwm 18th. Sidney Edgerton
6th. B. Stanton 18th. FIT. Baekus
9Th. E. Stilling Goth. F. F. Wade
10Th. A. P. Miller. 2lst. ]. A.. Bingham
lth. L. 81. Culver. ss1s e'- s-.51
COMMITTEE on PERMANENT ORGANIZATION. 2
nrsrR,cr - 20 - pIsTf,cr 49, i-9s-
ist. j. W. Parker 10Th. g. B. Mason
I'd. L. II. Baker 18th. F. s. Thorp IS
Sd. s. Craighead 18th. W. A. Crone
4th. r. S. Walker 18th. S. II. Luce
5th. J. Greene ,s 18th. f. Cool an
9Th, ]. Kirby 18th. c. ], albright,
7th. j. @. Smith 18th. c. Laflin -
Sth.s L. S. Hinkle yOl 18TH p. Hitchcock
9th. II. Everett :. Doth. G. d. Townsend
10th. Il. G, Messenger 2lst. IA. Amber
til. Alex. c. Sands :.
COMMITTEE OK STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
ist. W. B. Davis 18th. G. N. olds
3D. A. McGiH sszs = 18th R. McClune
Sd. F. Marsh s.s Hth. L. J J.lSpangler
4th. ; E. B. Taylor 18Th Jas. Dryden
!. 5th. f. NJ. Gates 10Th c, B. 1ompkins
9Th 81 Pennington s17th JtC: Douglas
I; 7th. S! N. Bowman 18th. ). Holtsi's s.ff
sth. "A : Thomson -.,s 18th. g. B. Senter 2 I
9th. W. B. Dumble 20th. D. Caldwell j. =,
10th. b. Campbell 2lst. 7. A. LiRsey.
llth. H. S. Horton. ~
On the naming of the different members
of the Committee, the calling of the names
of Corrwuin, Wade, &C., called out the most
enthusiastic cheers. As the business of
the Convention proceeded, and the Dele
gates saw. each others faces, all felt that
there was a common object at which all
aimed, men were nothing, measures every
thing. There was a deep feeling that g
little concession would harmonic all dis
cordant elements, and thus the Republii
can party will come out of its fiery trials
without even che smell Of fre.on its gar
ments. -
:. : After the various Committees had res
tired, it. was announced that the Hon.
Henry s. Lane, of Indiana, was present,
when a burst of applause called him to. che
We can give no idea Of the thrilling
speech made by Mr.. Lane, but his logic,
his eloquence, and his wit, kept the audi
ence in one cotinual uproar Of delight and
applause. We can give but one or two of
The maay points made by Mr.. Lane. He
said he held that the Constitution carried
slavery no where, it only protects it where
il is already established by local law. He
was opposed the the Fugitive Slave Law,
but would counsel no opposition to it by
force or violence. He would agitate, agi-
tate, agitate When God created the
world he said, aLetthere be light, Let the
people but have light on that odious en-
actment, and they will decide correctly
Discuss it, and expose it, and it will fall,
Mfr. Lane counselled harmony and con
cession among the Delegates, for upon the
result of the ca1npaigne now commencing
in Ohio, depends the result of the contest
of 1860. More: it might be said that the
action of this Convention would shape the
government, and control the destinies of
this country for half century to come
Upon Ohio alleges are turned, and it all
important that she still bear aloft the. .glo-
rious banner she has held so high since the
Inauguration of RepnBlicanism.. Mr.: L.'s
speech had a most happy effect on the Cont
vention. 81 > tasll : i7'-iAf ,-@-s.-A est..
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