New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06

L. B.owr, 20. Hannaa Carheld Of Medrs. Is. and
hceert {. khk 81 Knox, 50. Williams, CsEhelc.
Godfrey ana Brown vtre withdrawn, and the second
ballet .lood, cla1e, i5l; Gilmore. E Nan 'orhes, ei
XIX, IH.
Mr.. Gilmore wus then withdrawn and before another
ballot IVES taken enough votes we're transferred from
Mr. Van Worries to Mr. kik 10 give hun m4joriiy "a
The thTt bc,lut. as follows: Kirk is5 Slade, ii6;
Van NcrLes, 10.
The Conyettion preceded to ballo. for J. L. Ssan
and Wm. Y. Gho-ou. for Supreme Juege di,pa,ch
vas received ffom Judge GhosoG, saying that be
would contest the nomination. but il necessary to
harmony Re woald accept the Nomination. The irst
bso, resulted in CT olscns nomination, as fcllows;
J. X. Swan, l0i; Wm. \. Gbolson, T'.
Mr. Ghoton wac formerly Judge Of the Superior
Court OF Cincinnati
For Audit,~, the frst ballot resulled e. foIIoEs:
Judge Wi-op. 6'l II. j. Cox, 20: A. W. Baker. ~;
Williams i5; Taylor. ca: 5. anan >; Hit, IS; Cole
stock %; Sho.weil, 4I Marsh, c; Motion, 81 Block
er, o.
On the n ballot. Mr. Tsyior was nominstei, re-
ceiying 100 votes to 3 for Wil-on snl for Williams
FCT Treasurer, the fir. ballot stood. FOR Stone ~
HarshTan, 81: james, ;iii Carey II.
Mr. Stone, the present Treasurer, wse thereuPon de-
olsred Unanimously nominated.
For Seoretary of State the following gentlemen were
nsmed: A. r. Ru--eli Of Clinton. Robert q. Corwin Q!
WaITer. Moses II. Kirby Of Wy andoi, AID John =
Uerrick .f Portage. but the ls;ter we're withdraw
Immediately and before the ballotng was proceeded
with, Nh ku.sel was nominated by aoolamation, on
motion of Mr. HeTTick who declared emphs;icaiy that
be would under no crcum-tans's consent to be can
djdate against Mr.. Russei, the present Sfcreiary.
For Member of the Board Of Public Works. the first
ballot stood for Chaplin los; Gregory, l6; Jarvis 10;
Chamberlain i2; Carpenter, - Remck, 2ii frew'
II Smith, lc
follows Chspin, l:ss Gregory, lsJ. Chamberlain, A.
For Commissioner of Common Schools, Mr.. Smyth
was nomnsied on the fr-t ballot, rs follows: Lynch,
80; Smytb, SO; Duel, CO; Stevens, p,
Tie interest in the proceedings, says The J9arHsI'
was 90 grea. that the Convention did not adjourn for
supper; and immediately after the nomination OF Mr.
SMITH, Il moved to appoint COMMITTEE TO wait
upon Mr. DeDnison, inform bin of his nomination, and
Itque-t his presence in the Convention Pending ths
nOtior the Committee on Resolutions reported aud
the Hon. John a. Bingham read the following they
were received with repeated cheers and after being
read, were carried natmously:
RESOLUTIONS.
RelypT confidently uron intelligence ard patriotism Of the
people aud invoking earnestly tie favor OF the supfen- k
uhni, the rcemcn Of Ohio the following decArston oi
Rep bioan principles and measures: .
entertain abicng coufdence in the cardinal doctrines
which has failed from The free sec
o-s ardent and Triumphant support and affirm
n, the commend them aIe~ to the Discriminating con'd
ersti9n or Of Of M reoP- MI, ,.....s nj, ,h r
desl Cus tho United Ssrs and that tSey be con.itued
give every section Of the Cordersey It's ju aud equal
voice Supreme Court Of M United States taat provision
b. made reviewing the decisions Of the District ana Circuit
Courts the United ss,e' ey appeal or w o. eIr ahd oI
tiors of, the laws Of the United States.
s. That proclaimng determination rgdly TO respect the
ersl cora we sinan the Union Of the aht,
hs sis & ..a m e 5 We Sams5g T T e Ie 1 a the Fa
Act a 1870 subvrvo OF both the rights OF the states
liberties u the people aud CONTRARY 70 the paine'i
o humanity and justice aud as abhoeni to the mor,
serse OF the civilized world. go .
We claim for ali citizens, native and nat1lred liberty OF
nee equality rights and the fe exercise Of the sA.
q suffrage favor whatever legislative or adnnirrsiiye re.
form, hesc nights and gard against
their Infringement abuse; and We oTose any a5rdenlet
i, " S G an Scrinins,oa brtvree native and natural
citizens whether by amenfment OF state Constitution or
o.heryi.r, condemn equally such Discrimination when
ever ana made whether made By sVuth Carolina
other STATE .., ,.-.,-, o-,
all rosc COnnyancc al the ocpean5 o Ae Afcaa
,lsveisde
.. the public Lands free q chsg and We do most unqa,edy
condemn the Of the 70 possSy n Sa ceTts TaS.
stead BILL which designed free homes tor the poor
sn whether Of f. IaC io5 or esfs os S ss s, for virtually
abohiSs Board Public Works. for making iusds1as,e
pss, pssss o the rS cineioas sa9 S Police Or law law ''
dS s ' s .rS III. 1Sa 9n
bcrs OF ConsIss. from Ohio. o..
TO- We awe a s.a, a. asn ~. 3 "a 70 m
purity ssd :. P.svs The P.sa ns.y p As .as
10th 10 tho. .sIsi Who n.y come Il iner w. "
The cheering upon the adoption OF the resolutions
had hardly died away, says The Journal, when sne
great hall echoed with cries for "Corwin, ana O'a
Tom took the stand amid deafeniug applause. lie
made one Of his humorous, CHARACTERISTIC ana unfe
portable speeches. which repeatedly interrupted
mttee appointed to wait upon Mr.. Dennison ani IN
iom him of hi. nomination thereupon Introduce that
gentleman TO the Convention. Mr.. DenriSon ackno"-
edged the honor conferred upon him IN u most happy
ard effective manner. The audience thrilled b. his
bold aud manly eloquence responded at frequent IN
iervas by prolonged and enthusiastic cneerinS. lie
was followed by the venerable apostle Of liberty Mr.
Gddines who spoke he always does, with direct
ness OF vigor ana energy inspired by hs deep conyic-
tions of the righteousness Of the cause of when ne mas
been So able aud 10 CONSISTENT an advocate.
Mr.. Kirk the nominee for Lieutenant Governor, be-
ing introduced TO the Convention, made mos grace
fu and spirited acknowledgment Of the honor acqa-
ting himself in manner that afforded abundant eVi
dence Of his effectiveness ready and able aiyo
cate Of Republican principles speech from he
Hon d. h CATER OF Cicy Gland, closed the speaking
at The Hall Mr. CARTER remarks were in his best
vein of humor and brilliant with effective poaIs
Of wit and argument.
At the conclusion Of the speeches in the Hal, the
immense audience adjourned to the Statoliouse yard
where the speaking was continued until late hour oy
Messrs Corwin Stanton and others.