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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-05-23
TO BEE KEEPERS.
Flanders Triangular Movable Comb
BEE HIVE,

rs now being introduced into every town
i ship in Portage County, and 1t is claimed thatths
is the very best Hive ever offered to the Public.
From three to good stocks of Bees may be raised
from one swarm of Bees in favorable season with
the frames On the Western Reserve alone, the past
season there have been some 1000 swarms made by
the usc of movable combs, by dividing, etc.
With this Hive new swarm can be produced from
ten to twenty days earlier than with any other kind
For town ship and farm rights, address the General
Agent for Portage county, X. r MARSH,
Streetsboro, o.
Mr. Marsh is also an authorized agent for the sale of
PUFFER'S PATENT WELL BUCKET AND CURB.
This Curb and Bucket is one of the most practical
and convenient inventions of the day. and gives uni
versal satisfaction wherever tried. Its construction
being simple it is not liable to get out of order and
its superiority every other kind of we'll bucket
and curb is potent to every candid person.
The bucket is lowered by means of brake, and Is
raised by brass strap work ed, upon groovcd pull
y. 1t discharges itself by valve in the bottom with.
out tipping up, requiring lifting or attention from
the person drawing the water.
Township rights may be obtained by addressing the
JESSE PACKER,
Agent for Patentee.
Streetsboro, May %, le50-6w.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-05-23

SERIOUS ACCIDENTAL serious, and al
most fatal, accident occurred in this village
ON Sunday evening last, the particulars Of
which are ss follows:
In the reishborhood of the Depot; there
is q stable" used for turning cars and loco.
motives, and It has been the custom OF boys
for some time past as we understand to
congregate there on Sundays, and enjoy
themselves by getting. upon 1t aud starting
it in motion, thus obtaining a email ride.-
A lad of ten years, the son OF Mr.. ]. C.
BROOKE, of this village, attempted to get
upon it after it was in motion, and in doing
so, missed his footing and fell between The
stable" ard the curbing. 1t was revolving
very rapidly and struck his right leg with so
much force that the fermur was broken 10
three different places, and the flesh stripped
to the bone from the knee upwards. The
table was stopped as soon as possible and
the lad placed under the treatment Of Drs.
J. P. & A. w. ALcoRN, who administered
chloroform for about two hours, while setting
the bones and dressing the wounds Of the
sufferer. 1t is feared that modification may
ensue which will require the amputation of
his leg, and may possibly result in death.
A WoRD OF CAuTIoH.-As this is the
season of the year when the country is in.
tested with peddlars, organ. .grindcrs, and
others who have no visible business, it would
be well for housekeepers, on retiring for the
night, 10 see that their doors and windows
are securely fastened. Many oar citizens
have lately been troubled with visits from
wandering persons, whose only object ap-
pears to be plunder. Keep sharp look out
for the providers by day, and if you own q
weapon have it we'll loaded with powder
and shot and within reach at night.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-05-23
Wanted.
ONE Hundred AND FIFTY MARES

ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY MARES
OTo GROW STOCK.-H. H. Coe & Farnham wish
to engage one hundred and fifty Mares the coming
season for the purpose of raising Mules. We will
find Jack, and take the mule at four or Ave months
old, paying therefor, from go to $50. Farmers
wishing to do safe and profitable business will do
we'll TO give call. Farmers wishing to raisetheir
stock have tho use Of the same Jacks, 0sce'
ola and Young Warrior at IS, 90 and SO.
The same will be kept u. the stable OF H. II. Goes
few rods north Of the centre of Charlestown.
H.H. CoE 4 FARMHAM.
CharlestoWn. Anril 10. 1860.
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Tailoring.

THE subscriber would respectfully inform
/ the citizens Of Ravenna and surrounding cOun.
tYy that he has removed his Tailoring establishment
TO his residence on Sycamore street, few rods from
the Railroad crossing where he s at all times prepar.
ed to make up garments in the most fashionable and
durable manner, and prices suited to the times.
BY superior work, he will endeavor TO merit con-
nuance Of the patronage heretofore extended 70 him.
April 1S, 1660-ly J. 3. WALKER.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-05-23

STRUCK BY LIGHTNING DurinR the
thunder storm on Friday last, the warehouse
on the bank Of the canal, at the foot of
Chestnut street, in this village, was struck
By lightning end considerably dsmsged.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-05-23

Merchants Insurance Company
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
Cash Capital, $500, 900.
Policies issued at short notice by J. D. HORTON,
Agent, Raveuna, Ohio. May 90, 1860
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-05-23

9TWe will thank our readers throughout
the county II they will communicate to US
anything which may occur in their several
neighborhoods which may be OF interest to
the public.
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Drs. j. p. & A. w. AIcOrm
uAVE formed copartnership, and offer
IL their professional services to the citizens OF
every week reserved for Ofice-business, at which
time particular attention will be paid to Chronic
'AiHs ApriI I'LL ii, isSO. p. & A. W. ALCoRN. >
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-05-23

Union Barber Shop.
THE undersigned. wish TO inform their
J. friends and customers and the public In general,
that they have removed their Barber Shop, to the
south side of Main street, in Seth Days Stone Build
ing, opposite the Brick Block, where they will be
happy to wait upon all OF their old customers and a.
many new ones as may call upon them. The invita-
ton is to a tho old and young, rich and poor-and
In consea dence Of having better room aud cheapef
rent, we can afford to work cheaper, and have adopt
ed the following scale of prices: Shaving, centss
air cutting, 10 cents; Shampooning, 10 cents We
can shave easier; and cut hair better than any Oter
Barber in'Portage county. General satisfaction given
or no pay. HENRY James,:
April ie, IS6O-cm CHARLES GUSTUS.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-05-23

CUYAHocA REPoRTER.7"The CuyahOgs
Reporter" is the name Of neat little paper,
the publication Of which has been commen.
ced al franklin Mills, by MARSH DEWEY.
1t is published semi.monthly at 30 cents per
year. We hope it may have better luck
than the "Omnium Gntherum," and the
"Visitor." y
GRACE GREENWOOD. GRACE GREENWOOD
lectured at Days Hall, to a small audience,
on Thursday night last. Her subject was
"The Heroic in Common Life" Had the
lecture been delivered by any "lesser light"
than Grace, it would have been pronounced
a failure, and very justly, too, we think.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-29
Commercial.

TUESDAY May 22d, 1890.
irodGc less active. Produce has declined consider.
ably during the past week. We quote as follows:
cent Tor American Gold, percent. for Currency
Chicago, At u percent.
WHEAT-g0c.
FLDUR-ko.I, 81 IS
CORN % @ 10 cents per bushel OF 30 lbs and sell,
readily for cash. -
UATS-25 cents.
BEANS-sl al % per bushel for clear white
Bk@F-s3 90 on foot: ST a S5in qusrters
SALF-s2, 90 per barrel.
SCGAR-ketHils at : To 10 lbsfor 81
CtRftAN iS-RetaiIs l6 lbs f. 81.
MpLA -oFS-Eetails a j09s60 cents gallon.
IRON AND fEEL-I1now sold At Galeu. prices from
4 a ; cents, according sizes.
MIN ERA l--s32 per 1000 pounds.
CpAL-S6 per ton.
HIDES-pry, 10 a I2c: Green, i a Sc erubbv and
Aurrin hides from one haI If to two thirds less.
IL hBER-Fencing, Sl7; Joist snd ScastIins, SIS ;
clear fencing, SO. "
BUTTrER-FresIr in roil. I29zc
EfGS-Sc per dozen.
LARD-l21zc p=rpound.
POTATO rS-4Or - hushel
DRIED App ES-i0c per po.ns
ONloNS-Sl per bushnell
"ooD-per cord, $3.50 for green. B. Tor dry.
CHICAGO MARKET.
From the Press and Irtb1ne Of the 2e:h W. auot.
ollows:
FLoUR-Market firm at $500, delivered
VII AN" Spring sI,0t No, 2 $I,o2
CORS-Active. 45d49.
OATS-Qaiet and steady 3Ia3s
KHE-No- /. 7OGs72-
BARIEY-e557 zoe
PoTATOES-30d4Oc.
EGGS-Sts5zc per dozen.
BUIiER-Dul., roll, l09lI5zc.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-29

Ihs Douglas sfz5rns complain bitterly Of those
Southern State. that seil,eI 10 come lut0 lheI
arrangement a. CcAHrle>,Ha i,r the nomination
Of the Little GIaa,." Ii Is cIainei that tile
States tia; Supported Nr. Douglas nomination
cas- 1859 90 Democratic votes. whige lose ihas
opposed him cas- bgt about 6500JO, and th, IN
quiry IS made II II posed ;4ls vast major
ny viii submit to have %, preferences overr.e ed
hy tie threats Of the majority to break up ;hs.
organisation of ihe party: These papers prob
ably forsei iha, small IS his minority IS. : Is
the e.@sneu. ihas has long controlled lie es-
toy Of the Democratic parry; and whether
tey believe = or ua,. L : the criugiag of Nj
Douglas sud bis paT;y q ,his minority, tha; is
given them the power ,hey now propose TO ex-
exercise. Men vino warm Into life the ser pent
by placing i in the.r boSorns, should not COM
plain when rs poisonous fag5s penetrate the
vein that leads 70 the seat Of lie.
If NJ Douglas aui his followers have taught
The South 10 feel that they possess controlling
POKER over the Democratic party, they should
sot complain q; their exercise Of IL
ES IasoLore Lewis. the sen 81 widow lady
81 E-.o-f. ~-ss t.-=--.i =. ,ia1isca I'D Monday
I4--
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-29
Douglas OF Baltimore.

The Adjournment to Baltimore, we believe.
will only serve TO kick Douglas further from
the honors OF the party than ever. The press
ure from the States. which Were always Demo-
cratic. cannot fail to exert a stronger influence
on the party organization than the pressure from
the States that were never Democratic. The
Administration will WELD its tremendous pow
er with redoabled fierceness against nomina
ton the Senate, probably, viii force him to
vote on the question of a slave code. and thus
seal his fate IN the South, as 1t Is likely Doug
las Will vote against it. New complications W III
be forced upon him, and all combining for his
dsfeat Democratic Senators will extract con-
fesslons from his lips. and. If silent, his North
ern supporters. particularly in New England.
where the party is kept alive only by hopes of
office under the Federal Administration. will
grow lukewarm. We defy any man to stand up
under such fire, and after exhausting his
strength I" get domination in Que Southern
city 10 get 1t IN another Douglas is used up
completed y.-.St LOUIS Democrat
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-29

exersed themselves to make the trip pleasant
one, much credit is due for the admirable man
ner in which the entire programme wa. carried
out. but the especial acknowledgment of the
whole party are due 20 WA.oPREscaTT SNIFF
Esq the gentlefnanly Master of Transportation.
who got Up ane accompanied the excursion, act
ing as guide and escort. and who vas the gen.
eral resort for all Information, which was cheer
fully and pleasantly impaired to the whole
company. His name and literally will long
be remembered with pride b. the Western and
South " esiern Editors.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-29

How Mn. LINCOLN RECEIVED THE NEws-The
Chicago Press d Tribune says: When the
news of the nomination was received IN Spring
neid, DIR. LINCOLN IN the State Journal
office boy came headlong into the room
where he was sitting. with sealed dispatch,
which be placed in his hand. Mr. LIycoLS
features He gazed upon it inteatly nearly
three minutes Then his customary smile re-
turned ard he rose saying: Well, boys there
Is l1tle woman down at our house who il IN
terested IN this business and he walked away
without further appearance of agitation. to in
form Mrs. LINCOLN OF the Joyful ,ews"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-29

BLAsPHEMY AND DEATH-A TEaRIBLI RErR1-
BUTIoS.-The Fort Madison Plaindeaier, of the
18TH, reports somewhat extraordinary case of
blasphemy an sudden death that occurred near
Pennington. Vaa Buren, county. Iowa, n few
days previous A farmer living there, while
talking to a neighbor, about the dry weatb er,
began an outbust OF the most terrible blasphe-
my, using the vilesi epithets toward the AL
mighty. and Savior, because he did not send
rain. The man was going IN frightfnl lam
guage, when all at once his jaws became pal
sled. his tongue became powerless. his voice
ceased, and he fell on the earth a corpse.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-29
How Lincoln's Nomination was Received in Wash
IngtOn.

Special Dispatch the Cincinnati G,1otts
Washington. May Is.
The Republicans are generally pleased with
the nomination OF Lincoln. Mr.. Stewards
friends feel somewhat sore, but they will heart
lily support the ticket
The Deinocra pronounce the ticket strong
one
Mr.. Douglas on hearing the news. remarked:
Lincoln and | had hard words when we run
for the U. 5. Senate in 1858, but he Is able and
honest"
1t is reported here tonight. that Everett, pos
lively declines the nomination for Vice Presi-
President. rendered BY the Baltimore Conven-
ton.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-29
Meeting Of the Miners Guards.
MrsHas' GUARDS ARMoRr, J
MAY 22d, 1860

MINERS GUARDS ARMoRr,
MAY Odd, 1860
A special meeting of this Company was held
at tier srnrory, Tuesday Evening. May 22d
to examine charges of misconduct preferred
against a member of the Company.
The Captain in the chair.
On motion, Committee of three was appoint-
ed TO draft resolutions expressing the sense of
the meeting.
The Chair appointed such Committee
Messrs Bliss La Eleiche and Purripion.
The Committee retired, and after a short alb
sence returned and reported the following Res
buttons, which were unanimously adopted
WHEREAS. The members of the Miners Guards
that Of Richard Chesterfield for the past
So. in exhibiting himself in the OF
City of Mineral Point in company with improper sssoc
for member OF Company. Disgrace TO the
Coma and ustfsbIe cause for eIpe ling him from
the Therefore,
Resolred That his name stricken the Const-
tuition of the Company.
1t was moved and carried that the proceed
ings of this meeting be signed by the Captain
and Secretary, and published in the City pa
pers.
EDWARD DEYLIN, Captain.
LEONARD TREGKA Sec'y.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-29
IT'D W II II y II II " C"IJN"t'
LEONARD TREGKA, Sec'y.

CoSvIoTED.-ln the case of the State VI. " m.
Pauley, tried for manslaughter in the Circuit
Court of this county, last week, the jury brought
III verdict of manslaughter in the third degree
A motion for new trial was overruled, but
motion for arrest of judgement granted. The
case goes 10 the Supreme Court.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-29

- The Annual meeting of the iowa County
Bible Society will be held at the NJ. E. Church
in this City, on Sunday the Sd day of june next
commencing at o'clock P. NJ. Addresses are
expected on the occasion from several ministers.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-29
MAY 18th, 1860.

NV PArEh-N. V. Chandler. Esq, is abou,
10 commence the publication of Republican
paper at Reedsburg, Sank Co. to be called the
Free Press. Mr.. C. is qualified for getting up
good paper and we trust be will find liberal
patronage NJ Reedsburg
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-29

Tie one uBequivocaly asserts on the cons'itu-
tlonaLty of property IN man, while the other
admits as much, but prefers to let Judge TAsEY
say 1t for them and give them a legal right to
defend it. But the South wanted no evasioH
and was determined to force the .Sq,sas>rs to
show their hands. which they dare not do. and
therefore the South withdrew and rent asuuder
the party ties IN such manner as to leave but
title hope of any chance for a reunion.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-29
BLACKwoop AND THE FoUa REyIEws.-We a

BLACKwooD AND THE FoUR REvIEws-We are
in receipt of these valuable publications tor
April. 70 those of our readers who desire the
largest amount of the choicest Literature for the
smallest sum OF money, can cheerfully rec
omnend Black wood and the Four Reviews
They may be had ut Hollingsheads in single
numbers or of Leonard Scott & Co, No. 81
H.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-29
The Pebble that Split Them.

The cause that split the Charleston Couven-
ton and rent asunder the cohesive powers OF
the Democratic party, was merely difference
of opinion as To whether the Convention should
adopt slave code for the Territories or wheth-
er the party should adopt such code IN accor-
dance with the decision of the Supreme Court.
The following are the Two planks, as reported
Nv the Committee. and which caused the snlI..
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-29
WAldwick. Nav %
THE STATE OF WISCONSIN, CIRCUIT COURT FOL
i IOWA COUNTY.

Srmmonsdf for Relief Complaint not serres)
Dayton Beaumont. Plaintiff. against John A. C,ly.r,
Cbrstena Culver, hts Henry Lawrence and D.ii!s
lawrence, As sTe Wn1- ). Boardman and Rose Ann
boareHan. las nge-Alden s. Sanborn and John "
Martin, Defendants. "
THE STA OF WISCONSIN, 70 the .b,rs ,s
De,e noahs- JohE A Culver: You hereby summoned
az reanifed 70 answer the complaint hi. action
which fled in the Office Of the CLARK If b. c',
ois IN tle city Of Mineral Point in said County n
me = Gay 81 way A. ID 1860 and copy of your
on the subscrbers. Al their Office in the CITY of
.oh IN Dane County, Wisconsin. within ninety
me erVice hereof erelusive of the such ser
ana you TAU to answer the complaint a. &C..
ns viii spPy TO the Court for the Relief d.
nandsd in the com plaint ''7i ue
witness the Honorable ~ " CorgzE~
Judge of said Court Mineral Point in
ss4a county, this - dsv of April A .. 1850
ORION & BRYANT.
s, Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS. Madison Wis.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-29
" ALL A BILE
+ A r M s
Il . IL $ ALE

HE Subscriber offer for sale the following valuabl.
Farms, situated in the Tovu of waldwick. Iowa
county, Wisconsin, Il miles of the city Mineral
foint one hundred and xtyfour and a half Acres Of
Land. 80 Acres under the pillow has it good Log
Rouse and Sheds, and good Mill site there
the County also enty of Timber with Meadow Land
from which 200 tons of hay be taken annually
Sad Farm is rented but the purchaser gets the
The above farm will be sold for $500, 90.
ALSO
hundrec AND thlr five well Calcuiated
two Farms. Has on 1t two Log Houses and the wallis
OF Rock House 90 by 20 feet, stories high the
wood part which was burned on the 18th Of March
one hundred and twenty FIVE unCer fence a
acres IN Wheat, Is acres in Oats and Is acres Corn
Said Farm is supplied with plenty of SIZED, and never
lAahng water The crops on the ground will half nav
Tor The farm good School on the corner Of
the farm.
TERMS ;-one-haf cash. the balance in year, st 10
Per ceut. Interest. - -
The above farm will be sold for ST. 500 90
II the above proper " is sold Wi few d.r,
II Will be rented good terms, the tbs
crops The property must be sold rented, As the
undersigned sails for California the 18th June
or particulars enquire the Tribune Office At tho
store OF Lenatau x Bro. Mineral Point.
JAMES LYDoN.
Wsldwick, Nay %, 1880. 22tf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-29

SLAVE CODE PLATFORM
Reso!red. That the platform
adopted AT Cincinnati be al
drmed, with the following
resolutions:
That the Democracy of th'
United States hold these car
Ciusl principles on =" sub
jet OF Slavery in the Terri
tories First that Congress
has no power to abolish ola-
very IN the Territories, sec
ond, that the Territorial Leg
islature has 20 power 10
abolish slavery in any Terri
tory. nor to prohibit the III
PRODUCTION OF slaves therein,
nor any power to exclude
slavery therefrom, nor any
power TO destroy or impair
the right of property in
=la 5es by any legislation
whatever. Rspossct by Il
States.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-29

DRIED SCOTT PLATOON.
lnasmnch as differences
IF opinion exist in the Dem
pcratic party rs to the nat
ire and duties Of Congress,
inder the Constitution
of the United States. over
the Institution OF slavery
within he Territories.
Resclued, That the Demo
cratic party will abide by
the decisions of the Su-
preme Court of the United
States on the question OF
constitutional law.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-29

$4,000 "a FRI s ri UN E1r1I7s 81
Green Richan Sauk Crawford and other codntiesfor
sale on easy terms Apply
Jan. 25th 1859. v13-n4-tf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-29
Iowa County Bank.

FINilS BANK recently organized under the Banking
Law OF. the State of Wisconsin, is prepared
do general Banking, Exchange and Collection busi-
ness, soiicits the patronage of the public.
FoR sALE.-Sightdra in n suit on
ENGLAND. FRANCE.
IRELAND, HOLLAND.
SCOTLAND. BELGIUM
GERMANY, NORWAY
SWITZERLAND, SWEDEN
DEAARk, RUSSIA,
SPAIN, ITALY,
AUSTRALIA AND SOUTH AMERICA.
-inheritance-, Claims and Moneys in any town or
city If Europe collected promptly and proceeds remit
led the owner may direct
OFFICE HoURs- From May LIST. 6 4 4.Px.
Office in Ross Stone Buii-ing. of Court House
Mineral POINT.
JOEL c. SQuIREs Prest
l.. II. WHIrTLKsET, Cash
January 24th 1850 vI3-n4-n
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CIV IUIIV
For any one of the Four Reviews, 80 90
For any two of the tour Reviews, 0U
For any three OF the four RevIewG, 90
For all four OF the Reviews, 90
For Black wood ) Magazine, 90
For DlackwoaI and one Review, %
For Black wood and two Reviews, 90
For Black wood and three Reviews, %
-Four SLACK wood and four Reviews, 10 0UJ
Money Currant III the State where issued NIll
be received at par
- discount of twenty five per cent. fro n
the above price Will be allowed To CLUBS order
ing four more copies of any one or more of
the above works.
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All orders for Machinery repairs promptly stt.-s
ed to, and al work warranted.
}. LANYoN
B-FUEINION
Weekly Minnesotian and times., 1860-05-26
NErEkNNON SEnNION.

The Convention rcaSscmbrd and WAS callc,!
60 order hy the President at , O'clock.
lhr Chair announced that the first h,l>i
utS$ III order was to proceed 10 ballot tor a
candidate for Vice President OF the United
states.
Mr.. W ildcr of Kansas Mr.. thairnlau, III
behalf of the Kansas delegation. | am coin
miSsioYcd to nominate John Hickman, of
Pennsylvania, AS the candidate of the Rcpub-
lcAn party for the office of Vice President of
The United States. cloud and prolonged
appiauSc.)
Mr.. Carter, of Ohio will present the
name Of Senator Hannibal lIam,iil, of Maine.
tt,rca; chccring)
Mr.. Lewis, Of Pennsylyania-l second the
nomination of John Hickman of pcnnsylva-
ma.
Mr.. boutwell,, Of Massachusetts. MIR. Pres
ldcnt in behalf of Il large majority of the del
cgat,on t:ol Massachusetts, and III behalf, |
believe. OF great majority of the people OF
that Commonwealth, and New England, |
present the name OF the iron man Of MaSSa-
ch,:scttS, Nathaniel L. Banks. cloud ap-
ptauSe.)
Mr.. Caleb b. Smith, of Indiana.-ln behalf
OF large number Of the Indiana delegation, |
present the namc OF the gallant son of Ken
tuchy, IassiuS, M. Clay. Enthusiastic cheers.
y Delegate at the north end of the platform.
! w it'll all my heart second the nomination
Of Cash. Clay.
Mr.. Lowry, OF Pennsylvania Chair
man, nominate Andrew II. Recder of Penn
| Sylvania, Governor Of Kansas. Loud ap-
/ plausc.)
Ihc Convention then proceeded to ballot as
/ follows:
FIRST BALLOT FOR VICE PRESIDENT.