Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-27

A Delegate Convention. for the purpose f
selecting four Senatorial Delegates to the Ma
tional Republican Convention at Chicago, will
assemble in the city of Columbus q ! Thursday
the ] It day Of March next, at II O'Clock A. NJ.
The ratio Of representation will b.. one d.;
gate 70. each 400 votes for Gov. Dennisoa in
1883. and one delegate for each fraction over
has that number. Til, several r,1nties will
b. entitled to delegates as follows:
fist omitted. Delaware is entitled to six
d !cgates-
Each Congressional District viii elect two
delegates to attend tho Chicago Convention
The county committees of the Several districts
will at once correspond, and agree upon a 'ime
and place for the District Convention to elect
such delegates, or agree that the delegates from
tbs District to the Columbus Convention shall
elect them, as they deem most cxpedient. The
time and m de of electins delegates TO the
Cbunty Conventions to select delegates TO the
Columbus Convention, and to the District Con
yentions, will be arranged and announced by
the several County COMMITTEES as soon as prac-
ticabie. We suggest the 22.l of February, as
a suitable day for tho District Conventions to
assemble to s.lect delegates To Chicago, but
each District will consult its own convenience
in this matter. 1t is, however, desirable to
hive the names of all the District delegates an
nounced at the Columbus Convention.
We respectfully aud cordially invite all who
arc willing to cooperate with US in support OF
the candidates who shall he Illuminated at th'
Chicago National Com entiou. and who arcop
posed to the pnticy of the present admin.stra
ton to federal corruption and usurIritinn IL
tAe execution of slavery into the Territories
10 the new and dangerous political d 'ctrint
that the Constitution, of its own force, carries
slavery into al the territories of the United
States ; to the reopenipg of the African slave
trade. to any inequality of riga's among citi-
s.us and who are in favor of the INN ,dlatt
a lmission of Kansas into the Union undsr I'll;
e institution recently adopted hy its people
of restoring the federal a1Ininis'ratI l to u syS
tenn Of rigid economy and to the principles o
Washington AMI Jefferson of maintaining in
violate the rights of the States, and d Tending
the soil of every State and Territory from law
less invasion. and of preserving the integrity o
/: ,hs Union. and the supremacy oil the Cors.itn
ton and laws, passed. in pursuance tn reof, tt
attend the primary meetings for the election o
delegates, and to assist by their influence ant
example in the patriotic eff 'Ft to restore Oil
national government to the principles and prac
tees of the Fathers of the Republic.
Central Ere1uttue Comm tta.
GEO. II. Parsons, Chm, SAMUEL GALLOWAY
w. 7. BAscoN, Sa'y r. \. BARR,
N. III. SwAYxE, j. FL. COULTER.
LrcIEN BOTTLES,
For the State at Large.
J. r. Giddmes, r. II. CoRwISE.
For eua Congressional D.str.ct.
Benz. EaaLHsTos, j. G. TuoNrsoN,
PETER ZIxS, j. F. DEWEY,
JOAN Mills, Csc. G. WAsuBUR,
john WALNUT; J. W. DIVER,
J. w. Ross, DANIEL APPLICANT
II. r. EVANS, j.. c. DoUGLAs,
III. W.SMITH. is. HEHRIcK,
j. g. BRAND, j. c. GRANHIs,
g. w. LEITH, g. r. Hunt,
6. A. WALLER, JACoB HEAToN,
G.. H. GRosrESoB.