American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-09

Totes cast. 378; W. Denisou. 299; ID. H.
l65.
Mr. Denison's nomination was then de-
;lared unanimous. Ehd greeted with deaf
sning cheers.
For Lieutenant Governor, the FOL lowing (
gentlemen we're named: d. ID. Garter. Ct
Charles n. Godfrey Of Putnam |
John J. Williams. Of Marion. Thomas
Spooner, Of Hamilton, Wm, Slade. OF
Cuyahoga. WE Gilmore, Of Ross. r. G.
Kirk, Of Knox, N. H. Van Worries, OF
Athens, Don Piatt Of Hsmilton. Herman
Garfield of Medina, and Samuel E. Brown.
Cartier and Piatt were Withdrawn.
The third ballot resulted as follows:-
Kirk. 1876; Slade, 146; Van Worries, l9.
The convention proceeded to ballot for
]. r. Swan and VIM. Y. Gholson, for Su'
prems Judge. -
J A dispatch was received from Judge
Gholson, saying that'be would not contest
the nomination, but if necessary to harmo-
ny he would accept the nomination.
The 6rst ballot resulted in Gholsou's
nomination, as follows: J. r. Swan re-
ceivsd l4O votes; VIM. Y. GhOlson. GOT.
The convention then proceeded to nom.
mate candidate for State Auditor.
Several gentlemen having withdraw.
the third ballot resulted as follows: Tay.
lor received 1919 votes; Wilson l03: Will.
liams 4. r. w. Taylor having received
majority OF all the votes cast, was pro-
claimed the nominee Of the convention.
The convention then proceeded to nom.
mate candidate for Treasurer Of State.
The names of the following gentlemen
were presented-A. p. Stone, Of Frank
lin: --- Harshman Of Montgomery;
Charles NJ James Of Hooking, and VIM
Carey of Hardin.
| The frstballot resulted as follows: Stone
$50; Harshman 69; James So; Carey II.
Mr.. Stone was thereupon declared unani-
mously nominated.
SECRETARY OF STATE.
| The following gentlemen were named in
connection with this office: A P Russell,
OF Clinton; r G Corwin. Of Warren; Mo.
ses H Kirby Of WyaDdott; and John S
Hsrrick Of Portage; but the latter were
Withdrawn Immediately, and before the
balloting was proceeded with, Mr.. Russo
was nominated by acclamation, on motor
Of Mr. Herrick, who declared emphatical
ly that he would under no circumstance
consen, to be candidate against Mr.. Rus
sci.
MEMBER OF BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS.
For this position. the following gentle
men were named: Harlan Chaplin OF Wash
iogton; John B. Gregory Of Scioto; Ken
Jarvis OF Stark; J Chamberlin OF Summit
Samuel Carpenter of Fairfield; S G Rem
ick. OF Pickaway John Frew. of Coshocton
and William. Of Fayetle. The following
was announced as the result OF the ,bir,
ballot: Chaplin 1873; Gregory 1876; Cham
berlain 40.
Mr. Gregory having a majority Of all m
votes cast, was declared the unanimou
nominee Of the Convention.
COMMISSIONER OF COMMON SCHOOLS.
For this Office the following name
gentlemen were presented: John Lynch, G
Piokaway. Anson Smytb. Of Lucas; A. G
Duel. Of Champaign; and E. w. Stevens
OF Clermont.
First ballot; Lynch SO; smy.h 2oG; Due
60; Stevens 25.
Whsreupon, the nomination Of Nj
Smyth was made unanimous.
AT the conclusion Of the speeches III III
Hail. lhe immense Auulence ADJOURN
cd to the State House yard, wher
the speaking was continued until lat
hour by Messrs, CorWin, Stanton and Oil
ers.
Q,io,,, ,,,o c.;,,o Al. DIo,fo.-. ~. .Jonto
| DeiVw "o S'o Sue ia''oiui az auop'e
by the Convention.
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RELYING confidently upon the intelligence md parr
attain 81 tha nsonia snd nyoktng carnas,iv ~ N ~
oflhe sunren'e Ruler' we submit 10 ,bs ireemen
Ohio, the following Declaration Of Republican primo
y plea and measures:
. l. We enter rain an abiding confidence In the cardin
inse ribed mon the rs
party In The defense of which il has never failed
receve from tha elector. Of tha state an ardant m
trlnmphant sapport: and. reafirmlne The same. '
commend them anew 10 the discriminating consider
Z lion Of the people
.. That tn, people Of Ohio demand reorganizatio
ofthe Judicial circuits OF the United States md m,
they be constituted so ms TO Rivo every section Of nj
ConfedeTaoy lis jnst and equal voice In the Supren
Court; that pro Vision be made for tho dec
sions OF the District and Circuit Courts of tho Unite
States by appeal or writ of error and for securing IA
and Impartial uries and Drosccutona FOR tho aIiege
VIOLATIONS Of tRo laws ort the United states
rosneea he Soussa,onS obTSstiona ,%nosaSS Suy Tn
tho States by tho federal compact, We maintain n
Union fhe states, the rights tke States, and Il
liberties OF the people, and, in order TO attain the
Important ends, demand the repeal OF tho RuRiu
Slave Act ofle5O, subyorsve Of both the righ
OF the States aud liberties OF tho people, aud US co
trary 10 the plaihost duties Of humanity and Justlc
and abhorent 10 the moral sense ofthe civz zed worl
I. We claim for ciIIzsns, native and naturaize
liberty OF conscience, equality Of rights and tho fl