The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-06-21


COMMITTEES.
Committees on resolutions, permanent organ
lEation and credentials. were appointed.
COMMITTEES ON RESOLUTIONS.
The Committee on Resolutions are as fol-
lows:
FIRST Dissatisfaction f Perry.
Second Dst'ict -rhrophius Gaines.
Third District. IN McFdrland.
Fourth District l. Cunningham.
Filth Dlstrict.-Asher Cook
Sixth District. .--0rauge Edwards.
Seventh District. e + Drake
Eight District. Geo Il Frey.
Ninth Dis,rct. Homer Everett.
Tenth District Geo A Waller.
Eleventh Olstrct.--M Nj Green.
Twelfth Dtstrict.--C B G:flln.
Thirteenth DStrc' .--Isaac Gass.
Fourteenth DIStriot,--Jnmes Monroe.
Fifteenth District .--Joseph w Vance.
S,xteehth DlStr.c'.--Juhn A Blair.
Seventeenth DiStricL--John A Davenport.
Eighteenth DiSrict--J A Garfield.
Ntn,teeth District. WIN l. Perkins
twentieth pis'rict.--Lucieu Jones
twenty First Districts B Shotwell
RECESS.
The Convention then took recess
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
Upon reassmbling in the afternoon. the com.
mi'tee on ornament organization, through Judge
Martin Welkrr reported:
For President. Grn E D E,Llo ae ro.
roll.
For Vice Presidents, James NJ. Gitchell from
the first District, J. B. Davis from the Second
and nineteen others.
For Secretarios, b. r. Gowan of Belmont
count, d, Rhodes of Delaware county, S.
w. Caldwell Of Hamilton county, and others
ELECTORS AND ORDER OF BUSINESS.
They also reported in favor of the Congress
ional districts choosing their own Electors and
postponlng the report Of the tommittee on Res
olntlons until after the nomination of candi.
dates.
rms latter proposition was pitched into by
diddlngs and Corwin, and changed.
thf report was then adopted, and officers took
their places.
CREDENTIALS
lhe Committee on Credentials reported tha,
all was right aud that there was no contested
| seats.
RESOLUTIONS.
The Committee on Resolutions. THROUGH
James Monroe OF Lorraine county, reported the
following resolutions.
HeSolped, That the declaration of principle,
adopted by the recent National Convention OF
the Republican party at Chicago, meets with
Our hearty approval.
heSolred, That we cordially endorse the nom
inauoh OF Abraham Lincoln Of Illinois for Pres
ident' and Hannibal llamln of M ,ine fer Vice
PRESIDENT OF the United States, aud plcdpe Their
our earnest and hearty support.
These resolutions were received with p.r
iect storm OF applause, which was continues
some minutes
more earnest enthusiasm has never been wit
messed IN State Convention. 1t is propr To
state hat the resolutions were presented to III,
Committee by Theophius Gaines of Cincinnati
ana was ably sustained by Senator Garfield o
Portage county.
In Convention on motion bv r. NJ. Corwine
the following resolution by Vance was adop
ted:
Re,olVed, That we adhere TO the decl,ra,io,
OF principles made by the Republican Conyen
ticn in Ohio in 1857.
| SUPREME JUDGE.
IN. candidates for Suprems Judge were ia
COD brlnkerhoif, the present incumbent, VIM
Lawrence ot Logan county, Noah H. Swsyhe o
Franklin county and Chas. II. Goddard of Wash
ington county The first ballot, after chang,
oi votes, being given by Hsmilton county
resulted IN IN" nomination of BrinkerhofE who
irc'lved 2ol votes against ia for Swayne. 81
for Lawrence and ID for Goddard.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
For member Of the Board of Public Work,
there were large number of candidates nrssen.
lrd. }. III. Chamberlain of Summit county
hent jarvis OF Stark county, aud Levi Sargen
OF iuscaraws county, heing the most promi
nent' Sargent was nominated on the first bal
lot ny very large majority, Hamilton count,
voting almost unanimously Tor him. II ia 3
! good nomination.
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
For Attorney General the candidates were J
D Cox OF Trumbul county, R. NJ. Corwine o.
Hamilton county. James Murray Of Wood coun.
y, Samuel E, Brown of Miami county. II Me
M"th OF Harrison county, George Gage of War
rsn county. Two ballots we're taken On ths
second the contest was between Corwin and
Murray, the latter receiving 25i votes, aud the
former l72.
ELECTORS.
For Electors OF State at large: Fred. Has
saurek of Hamilton county, aud Hon. Jas M
Root of Erie, were chosen. Hassaurek was nn
| unimOuslv elected, Root was elected, over Co
lumbus Delsno, by 266 votes 10 the Others 1856
Several Congressional districts did not elect
As far as announced the following are III,
! Electors:
First Congressional District Benz, Eggles
| ton.
Second Dsrict--Wm. w. Dickson.
| Third District--Frsnk McWhinney, Prpble
Fourth Di.trict--JOhn Riley, Knox Darke
Sixth Disirct--D. H. Murphy, Brown.
| seventh District Nelson Rush, Fayette