The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-05-25

}, cd thanks Tor the honor done tina
J state by the nomination, sHd decla, o,
! Maine would cast her vote for Lin
. colp, Hamlin, the Union, and victory
Loud cries for Corwin.
Mr. Garter, OF Ohio, explained
I fthaf Mr.. Oorwin was confined b,
sickness, ut the house Of . friend
, lbusshad sent 70 the Convention hi
hearty Endorsement Of their proceed
sings.
:. Mr.. Tucker. Of Nav Nsmpshire
moved tbst the present Cbsirmsr
and tho Chairman OF the several
delegations be committee TO inform
Messrs. Lincoln and Hamlin Of their
nomination. Adopted.
Mr.. Giddings, OF OHIO, moved the
following:
Resolved, That we deeply sympa
: thize with those men who have been
i; driven, some from their native states,
. and from the states Of their adoption
and are now exilod from their homes
: on account Of their opinions; and we
holi the Democratic party RESPONSE
BILE for the gross violation OF that
clause OF the Constitution which do
Iclares that "citizens oil each state be
entitled to all the privileges and i'm.
mnnitics Of the citizens Of the several
states" Adopted.
i MIR. Lane, Of Indiana, took the
floor and made an eloquent speech
in favor OF the whole ticket. lie
: pledged l-li~-- r~- in. .nnn -,njo-;,v
and his honor for the redemption OF
tho pledge.
Some cries were here made for
Greeley, which met with both ap
plause and hisses.
/, Mr.. Goodrich, of Minnesota, an
nounced that triumphant process.
ion would parade the streets to night,
and march 10 the Wigwsm, where n
grand ratification meeting wonld be
held. Loud cheers
! Mr.. Goodrich moved a vote oi
thanks TO the ladies and gentlemen
of Chicago, for their liberality dis
played in the building and decors-
tion Of the Wigwsm. Carried unan-
imously.
The Convention accepted the in
vitation OF the Rock Island g. Chi
csgo and Galena Railroad to excur-
sion rides on their roads.
Mr.. Ashley, Of Ohio, moved the
following:
Resolved, That the Republican
National Committee, appointed by
this Convention, be and they are
hereby instructed to prescribe uni
form rules that shall operate equally
in all tho states and territories
whereby in future the wishes and
preferences Of the electors in the Re
publican organization. in the choice
Of candidates for President and Vic,
President, may be fully and fairly
y ascertained, and that the basis OF tn,
: nominating voto bc fixed as near a
. may be in proportion to the numbe
: Of Republican Electors found to re
. side at the last general state election
preceding said nomination, in eacl
Congressional District throughou
= the Union. Laid on the table.
d Mr. Wsshburne, Of Vernon,
n moved a voto Of thanks to the Presi
dent for the ability and courtesy ex
d hibited by him while in the chair
Carried unanimously.
: A vote Of thanks was also passe
] to other officers, especially to tn
y, Reading Secretary, Mr.. Pratt, Q
= Indiana.
Tho following were announced a
] a National Committee for the ensu
J ing four years, Pennsylvania alon,
b, being untitled:
= Maine, c. j. Gilman; New Hamp
shire. G. G. Fogg; Vermont, l.
Brainard; Massachusetts, j. z. Good
rich; Rhode Island, Thomas G. Tar
J ner; Connecticut, g. Wells; Ne,
York, Edwin d. Morgan; New
' Jersey, Doring Duer; Maryland
James F. Wagner; Delaware. N
B. Smithers; Virginia, Alfred Cald
) well; Kentucky, q. M. Clay; Ohio
Thomas Spooner; Indiana. S. Mere
dith; Missouri, S. Jones; Michigan
Austin Blair; illinois, N. B. Judd
Texas. d. Henderson; Wisconsirl
Carl Schurz; Iowa, A. J. Stevens
California, d. W. Cheeseman; Mir
nesota, Jno. McKusick; Oregon, W
! @. Johnson; Kansas, VIM. A. Phil
lips; Nebraska, o. Irish; Distric
l. Columbia, Jas. Gerhardt.
Mr.. Ashmun then in few brie
remarks returned thanks to the Con
vention for the kind assistance ex
tended in the discharge OF the dutie
Of the Chair, and congratulated then
on the gratifying and auspiciou
result OF their lsbors. He indorset
tie character and ability OF boil
nominees, with whom he had enjoy
ed long association in public Lille
and expressed his conviction tha
i victory must crown the efforts of tn,
party in November. The Conven
. ton then adjourned sine ale, will
nine hearty cheers for the ticket
| Immediately on adjournment, on,
: hundred guns were fired kem th,
roof Of tho fremont House.
The entire pless arc under grea
e obligation TO the Western Unio,
r Telegraph Company and connectin,
lines, for the promptncss and &C
. curacy with which the long report
1 have been forwarded, and especially
to the Chicago Office for the facilities
and accommodations afforded t
operators.
IT FAULs DEAu.-sThe Bell Everett tickle
; recently nominated az Baltimore. seem