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Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-09
The Charleston Convention.


The following is some additional intelh-
gence in regard to the proceedings of the
Charleston Convention.
The majority report of the Committee on
Platform, was agreed upon, after a stormy
session Of the Committee, by vote of II 10
IS, Oregon and California voting with the
South. The majority platform is as follows:
ReSoIUed, That the platform adopted at
Cincinnati be affirmed, with the following
additional resolutions:
Resolued. That the National Democracy Of
the United States hold these cardinal princi-
pies:
First, That Congress has no power to
abolish slavery in the Territories
Second, That the Territorial Legislature
has no power to abolish slavery in the Terri
tories, nor prohibit the introduction of slave
ry therein nor amy power to destroy it by
any legislation whatever.
Resoived, That it is the duty of the FEEDER
al Government to protect, when necessary.
the rights OF persons and property on the
high seas and in all Territories, or whereyer
its constitutional jurisdiction extends.
1t contains resolutions guaranteeing the
rs hNS W h''lHihiI'O ClllLtDS anu III lANOF oil
the acquisition of Cuba
One of the minority reports is signed hy
B. F. Butler, in behalf of the minority. i,
merely re affrms the Cincinnati platform, de
elaring Democratic principles Interchangeable
in their nature, when applied to the same
lject matter, and recommends only an nd-
ditional resolution favoring the protection
Of all citizens, whether native or natural
lied.
The principal minority report was printed
hy Payne, Of Ohio, and is signed by Maine
New Hampshire, Vermont, Connecticut, New
Jersey, Ohio, Indiana. Illinois, Wisconsin.
Iowa, Minnesota, New York and Pennsylva>
mia.
Its points are: first, affirming the Cincin-
natl platform; second, that the rights OF
property are judicial in character, and the
Democracts pledge themselves to the deeis
ions of the Supren!e Court on the subject
third, ample protection to citizens, native or
nnturlized, at home or abroad; fourth
pledges Government aid TO the Pacihc Rail-
road fifth, approves the acquisition of Cubr
on terms honorable and just to Spain sixth
that all State resistance to the Fugitive Slave
Law Is revolutionary and subversive of the
Constitution
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-09

DrrcH IN WAsuoE-S. Il. Marlett was en-
gagged at last accounts, in making a survey
for ditch to bring In the the waters of Clear
Greek and Washoe Valley to Silver City, Il
project he pronounces entirely feasible, and
for the speedy execution of which sufficient
capital has already been raised. Twenty
thousand dollars will be required for th'
completion Of the ditch.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-09

CorrER IN misunderstanding to the
Richmond Enquirer, copper mines have been
discovered in Carol county. Va The Cram
berry vien yields an abundance of ore, some
of which has brought as much as $l4O per
ton IN Baltimore.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-09

REcoRDER's COURT, observation-disclosures
Haley was convicted Of assault and battery
on harmless Chinaman, aud will be sen
fenced this morning.
Alexander Easner, for petit larceny. was
sentenced to the chain gang for thirty days
Roman Tobeo, for same offense, as kind
Of accompGee, fine Sl0 which he paid.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-09
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 9th.

THEArea.-There was II very fair attend.
ance at the theater. last evening. aud the au-
dience were much pleased. The play to,
night is Hamlet. Prince of Denmark, Mr..
Stark as Hamlet and Mrs Stark MS Queen
Gertrude. This is a rare opportunity for
witnessing splendid impersonation OF Shaks-
peare's greatest character.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-09

GERRIr SMTH.-Speakingo of Gerrit Smith.
an Eastern pepper says: few months will
DOUBTLESS find him perfectly well. and if the
dyspepsia. which was mainly the cause of
his temporary insanity, is permanently cured.
he may enjoy even better health than for
many years past. So much for good con-
stitution. well guarded by q life OF strict
temDerance
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-09

MARTsvILLE Soar FAoToRY.-Jno. Hart. at
the corner of Fourth street and Yuba Alley.
manufactures Soap of excellent quality.
which he furnishes to dealers at reasonable
rates Mr Hart is also engaged in buying
WOOL for which he pays the highest cash
price
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-09

AT a meeting recently held in Washington
City, it was decided to solicit subscriptions
to the amount Of $4,000 for the purpose of
erecting u monument to the memory Of Hem
ry Clay. The statue, it is said, will be pro,
cured by the citizens of Washington, and to
be one third larger than life, and executed
and finished in the best style Of art
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-09

BOGUS CoIS A few days since. S6,o79 in
bogus coin was found in El Dorado county.
about five miles from Michigan Bar. There
were s2,sOo in ten dollar pieces. 81, ,92O in
twentie', $l25 in fves, and the balance in
silver. 1t was in cigar box buried in the
ground. 1t is supposed TO haze been buried
by party Of eOunterieiters
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-09

IN the Sacramento District Court. Mrs
N Menifee has applied for a divorce from
her husband, Robert Menifee She charges
that he is q drunkard and gambler, and
treats her with extreme cruelty.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-09

MAY DAY. FEsTIvAL-We omitted Ivy ac-
eideni. yesterday, to state that the nett pro-
ceeds of the May Day Festival Of the Public
Schools amounted to 1890. and that the ls =
dies who had the matter in charge desire to
thank the liberal public for their generous
donations and hearty encouragement on the
occasion,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-09

MXr STArIsTrcs.-During The week ending
Saturday last, there were deposited in the
Branch Mint, l4,7s73 ounces of gold bullion,
and 46Os ounces Of silver. The coinage was
s5Oo,oo0 in double eagles. and $4,000 in
half dollars
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-09

FlREMENs ELEcrloX-At a meeting on
Monday evening, 10y Eureka Engine Co. Nc.
/, the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year:
Z NJ. Wright, Foreman W. c. Congdon
First Assistant; A Seavy. Second Assistant; !;
=. J. Joeelyn. Secy; Chns. Raish. Treas.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-09
WHEN YOU co TO SAN FRANCISCO
YOU SHOULD
SELECT A HOTEL

WHERE YOU WILL FIND EVERY WISH
w grathed,
Where your rooms are always neat and clean.
Where your Beds are always soft and sweet,
Where the Table is furnished with the St in the
ket.
Where the Culinary Department is clean and whole
some,
Where you will find the servants always polite.
where you will feel perfectly ath me,
Where every wish is anticipated and gratifed.
where you live better than at any other Hotel.
Where your b.llyou will always find satisfactory.
Where you will find first class Hotel,
Where their charges are most favorable
Such Hotel you will find
THE INTERNATIONAL,
On Jackson St, above Montgomery.
JOHN J. HALEY, PROPRIETOR.
The International Coach and Carriage win alvavA
~ onoo ~ 1eaainess a to convey you to the Hotel
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-09
NEW GOODS
BY THE STEAMER SONORA.
WALKER, WILSON & CO..

Have received their second Shipment nf SPRTNu
Il GOODS direct from Phadelhia and Nv
York by the above steamer, comprising in part
RICH CuENE SILKS:
Brocade Robes, FIVE Volants;
Barege AnglaS, double jupe
Paris printed Barege, seven volante:
Margentas;
Dubary
Rich French organdi Robes;
lmperatrce
Robes, and 9 volants
French Chintzes of the latest styles;
French Pecailes;
White and colored Brilliants;
Norwich Poplns;
Silk Grenadines
IA Nous de chene
French Lace Basnnois Mantillas.
Chantla
Rich ParasOs of the latest STYLE.
Cloth Talmas of the newest shane
We have also on hand full assortment NJ pr,n,s
Bleachei Cottons, Linen Sheetl1gs and shirtings'
Bleached and Brown Table Linens, o Cloths c.
pets and Mating; all of which we will sell NJ San
Francisco prices " S""
WALKER, WILSON eco.
H"S'-"y NO ~ street. East side
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-09
Aniyolsat The 81. NichOIas Hotel.
HcKoK 4 Co.....,............"..PRoPRlEroR CO..

HIcKoK K&Co.,....................pRoPRlEroRs co,
TUESDAY, May sth, 1860.
D Wheeler fam Sac Mrs James Stark
Col n p Watkins q waldron and lady
Miss Benson Mis- Annie Cogswel
w Wilbur Forbestown WIN Barry
ID A Rider Nicholaus DC Anderson
d Mitchell J Furguson
X Yocum Franks
x II Farchld son I'd GrihitN
Mrs Powell Sacramento wyatt
Metcalf Sac river Mons Pcnti
J = Winkler Pine Grove NJ Abbott
I Okear CamptOuviIle sandeIE ..
DR. q Farley " --of Starks company
J Hartford & Gold Hll s G Lewis Red Dog
J q Gibson Eageyille llamison Bltte co
J 4 Buekbee Quincy j. Malay suffer co
> NJ Clay NicoauS Finchoe Or"Vlue
Mrs L Bradley" J u Kent sac river -- '-
Y PesSs SWeetland Budd
+ 2 briskee LOng bar Wyman Mooney u"
g Barber Humboldt Ragan san frao0IsSo
Uhas Madison Grass YaileyD Bea1y
Mann Or0vile
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-09
MARRIED.

In this city. May 2nd by the Rev VIM j. Aaciay,
Mr. J. T. Johnson aud Miss Margaret Henderson, 0esh
OF this city.
on the sth inst, at the st. Nicholas In this city by
Rev. 4. B. Wal worth. Mr.. VIM. 5. Stewart and bliss
Wealthy Mills, both Of Tlmbuctoo.
The Wedding party had merry time over cham.
pagne etc. in tbe St. Nicholas parlor after the eere'
mony.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-09

CENTRAL TUUNPiKE ROAD This road will
be constructed between Marysville. aud
Woodville. the latter place being situated
about thirty four or five miles, 10y the pres
ent routes. from the former. The contempla
ted road viii. it is supposed, shorten this dis
tance. good road from here to Wuodsille
will be au advantage TO Marysyille; Wood
vile being situated directly on the line Of
the Rabbit Greek trade and being backed hy
An immense mining and agricultural region
We learn that John Brighton, Deputy Sur
veyor OF this county, has gone out to survey
the road. ard that the work Of construction
will progress rApidly until eomplelion.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-09

The U. S. sloop-of,wa. Gyne, which ar
rived at San Francisco Saturday from Pana-
ma, lost two of her company. a boy, Sam
uel Bloom, OF Baltimore Md, fell from alort
to the deck on the 81 of April and was killed
and on the 4ih of May james Madden fell
from yard into the sea and was lost.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-09

FGRr ENGINE FoR SALE.-The Eureka fire
company of this city. offer for sale one of
their engines. The Eurekas are in possession
of two machines, both of Button build. The
one they propose selling is the one that has
been ia use for the past four or i've years.
and is in excellent order with new suction
hose and everything complete. In fact, she
Is in better order aud has been doiEg better
service lately than she waE capable of when
new. There is no coupling Of suction nee-
essary with this engine. she carrying it over
the engine and always ready for service
When we remember the good service per
formed by her. the jolly good times in which
che has been participant, we are sorry tt
part with her. But the company have de-
cided to sell her; may she fall into good hand
who will appreciate her merits as we do.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-09

SACRAMENTO HosPIrAL The number of
patients treated in the Sacramento Hospital
during the month Of April was n. The
number remaining May Let, was 4s. The ex.
pense of the Hospital for the month, includ-
ing salaries of Physician and attendants
medicines, etc, etc, was So8l OIL
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-09

REPORTED -MuRDER --Aletter fpem- Carson
CITY, dated May Let, states that ArepOrt had
just reached there, that gorge Distenreider
keeper Of a station at the sink of the Hum.
boldt, together with his small son and a
hired man, had been killed BY the Indians
his house burnt and stock driven of. The
rumOr was credited, and company was being
rsIsed to 60 in pursui! Of the offenders,
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Wanted.

Wanted. t.t
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY MARES
" TO GROW STOCK.-H, H, Coe & Farnbam wish
to engage one hundred and fifty Mares the coming
season tof the purpose of raising Mules. We will
nnd Jack, and take the mule at four or ave months
old, paying therefor, from $40 to $50. Farmers
wishing to do safe and profitable business viii do
well to give us call Farmers wishing TO raise their
own Stock can have the Of tho same Jacks Qaoa.
ola and Young Warrior at &5, So and SO. ,s8sgs7B
The same will be kept at the stable of H. H. Coo. n
few rods north Of the centre OF Charlestown 3f,E
H. H. COE & FARMHAM.
Charlestown, April 10, 1850. ~ q - = d
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THE subscriber would respectfully inform
i the citizens of Ravenna and surrounding coun.
try that he has removed his Tailoring
to his residence on Sycamore street, few rods from
ed TO make up garments in the most fashionable and
durable manner, and at prices suited to the times
Nv superior work, he will endeavor TO- merit con-
tnuance Of the patronage heretofore extended 70 him.
Anril 1S. le6O-ly J. s. WALKER.
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Administrators Sale Of Real Estate,

Administrators Sale Of Real Estate.
0N the 18th day of May, A. D., 1860, be-
~ tween the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and 4 ~.
clock, P. M, on the premises in the Village of Ra
ysnna VIII be sold TO the highest bidder, the follow
Portage county, died seized to wit: Situate in said
Village of Ravenna, county of Portage, Ohio. known
being in lot, No. 81, SUBJ No. 49, bounded as fol.
W. chains from n. W. corner Of said lot No' 81:
thence south 80 degrees E. 10 chains along the south
line ofiand Of Robert King to post thence 81 de-
of mill road; thence along the centre OF said road 6Q
degrees W. IL chains - links to post in the west
limo Of said lot; thence along said lot line degree
ning containing 10 and 0O-lOO acres Of land, be the
same or less. This land is Of good quality, and
lying within the corporate limits win be great bar
gain at the price at which IL can be Sold Also lot
No. Sc, which is the residence Of the late Cyrus
Prentiss-ot 65 adjoining; lot 64 ON which the "Pren-
tiss HOuse' was located: This is-a very desirable
property being Of the very best locations in own
for business lot 50 with the large and excellent barn
formerly used by Prentiss lot %, 10 by 80 feet
the s. E. corner Of the same, being subject to lease
for an indefinite term Of years. The building known
as the "Thompson House," adjoining the Democrat
Building" is located this lot: also, piece or lot
of land IN south easery part Of acre lot No. Ia in
Ing chains 37i links e. and w. and 9l links and
s., and known lot on which the house belonging
to Mrs: M. Anderson Is located. The property ap.
100000 acres Of land at . 100 90 per ac.e.
Lot 66 at 1000 90 +"
65 - 1900 90 6
04 5000 90 &C
69 900 OO tt
part Of 90 o0S On
Terms Of sale.-One third OF the purchase money 10
be In hand and the balance in two equal
Of and eighteen months with Interest from The
day OF sale. = '~-, '-O
EAM'L ]. HOPKINS.
J. @. PRENTISS. ! Administratops
a., Taylor & Willard, At'ys for Petitioners.
kayenna, April 95-Sws
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BRIMF1ELD TowNsHlp.-E. A. Parsons
E:q., OF Brimfeld, has furnished US with
the following facts in regard to the wealth,
products, etc., of that township:
Lastyear, 1863 acres Of wheat were sown,
which produced lo54a bushels; 81 acres oil
rye. which produced 1861 bushels; les3
acres of buckwheat, which produced s7641
bushels; 6258 acres of oats, which produced
1888 bushels; 1861 acres of corn. which
produced 2S942 bushels; 1881 acres of bar.
ley, which produced 2367A bushels; l47l4
acres Of grass, which produced 1866 tons OF
hay. Considering the blighting effects ol
the frost, this is a very good exhibit.
l3 sheep, valued at $24 30 were killed
and &c, valued at $2l, injured by dogs Gu
ring the past year.
The personal property, moneys, etc., sub
ject to taxation in Brimfeld for the year
1870 &c follnne.
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PLEAsANT.-The weather for several days
past has been oil TINT could be wished for,
especially by the farmers who ore busy as
bees planting corn. The wheat and grass
fields look unusually healthy, and the fruit
trees are loaded with blossoms. The pros.
pect Of an abundant harvest Of fruit and
grain was never more promising, aud should
no Unforeseen circumstance prevent, the
"good time coming will be with US this
summer.
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WESTERN RrsrRvE HOnsE BArEDERs'

WEsTEIN RKsKRvE HoRsE BREEDERS
AssocIATroN.-The annual meeting Of the
Western Reserve Horse Breeders Associs-
tion for the election Of officers was held on
Saturday last, when the following gentle
men were elected Directors for the ensuing
year: J.B. KNC, D. P. RHODES, JOIN P.
Ross, H. COLLINS, H. l.. DAY, ]. 8. LEF.
FISowEIL, WIZ. HAzEH, 8. C. FARAHAM,
JAMES WooDARD, L. C. DopCE, and N. D.
CLARK.
At the same time the following gentlemen
were elected officers ~. B. KING, Raven.
No, President; d. P. RHODES, Cleveland,
Vice President; ]. 8. HERHIcK, Ravenns,
Recording Secretary and s. D. HARRIS, Jr.,
Ravenna, Treasurer.
The Third Annual Fair will be held on
the 18th, 10th, goth and 2Ist of September.
We understand that it is the intention of the
Association to grade the northern part OF
the track in such q manner as will prevent
the unnOyances Of last year. When the
contemplated Improvements are made, the
track will be in good condition, in wet wea-
ther as we'll as fair.
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GOOD FIFTY CENT TEA.

GOOD FIFTY CENT TEA.
GOOD BLACK TEA,
GOOD RIO COFFEE. @ IA
GOOD GROUND COFFEE,
GOOD RICE,
GOOD SUGARS,
GOOD SALERATUS,
GOOD FLAVORlNG EXTRACTS
GOOD SPICES,
GOOD SODA CRACKERS,
GOOD RAISINS,
GOOD CURRANTS,
GOOD CIrRON,
GOOD STARCH,
GOOD INDIGO, ..ra.t
GOOD STEARINE CANDLEs.
G0OD BURNING FLUID,
GOOD CARBON OIL,
GOOD COAL OIL,
GOOD LARD OIL,
GOOD PAINTS, ...-.., -.r
GOOD PERFuMEEY,
GOOD HAIR TONICS,
GOOD SOAPS,
For sale by CHARLES e, SWIFT.
April 4, 1900 AT the sign of the Colder Mortar.
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E. HoLDEN's ADVERTISEMENT Our read.
ers in the vicinity of Charlestown will con.
suit their own interests by giving the adver.
tisement of E. HOLDEN "look." and then
doing the same to his large and select stock
of goods. Persons on the "look out" for
bargains should by all means 'look in" and
see his goods before making their spring
purchases.
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CoNvENTrox.-Pur.
suant to published notice, the delegates cho-
sen by the Democracy Of the several town.
ships of Portage county, met in County Con.
vention at the Office of the "PoRTAeE SEN
TINEL" on Saturday, the 18th inst, at IL
o'clock, A. NJ, for the purpose of selecting
four delegates to represent Portage county
in the State Convention.
The Convention was organized by the ap.
pointment Of SETH HEw1Ns, Esq, Chairman,
and E. A. Parsons and GEORGE M. Proc.
TOR, Secretaries.
The following gentlemen were, on motion,
appointed a Committee on Credentials E.
HICKMAN, JOHN KELso and C. YOUNG.
On motion, committee, consisting OF
ALrHoNso HART, GEORGE M. PRocroR and
w. w. STEPHENS, was appointed on Reso-
lutions.
The Convention then adjourned until l
o'clock, P. nj.
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GRACE Greenwood. readers will
no doubt be pleased TO learn that "GRAcE
GREENWOOD" the popular Outhoress, will
lecture at Days Hall, on tomorrow (Thurs-
day) evening. What her subject will be we
have not been informed, but from the we'll
known ability Of the lecturess, we are safe
in saying that it will be one in the treat
ment Of which an audience will be amused,
Instructed and made to take better views of
things generally.
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DAILY MAIL TO PoLAND.-On the lst o.
July, daily mail from Ravenna to POLAND
and Enon Valley will commence running
which will be an accommodation to the resi-
dents of Edinburg, Palmyra and Deerield
who have now mail but three times week
The contractor is WILLIAM WARD, E O., oil
Ravenna.
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COURT CT COMMON PLEAs.-The Nav
Term Of the Court of Common Pleas will
commence on Monday next, the 2lst inst
We understand the num- Der of cases on tn G
d cket is unusually large.
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Drs. J. p. & A. w. AIcOrn

UAVE formed copartnership, and offer
Ill their professional services TO the citizens of
Rayenna, and surrounding country. Saturday, OF
time particular attention will be paid to Chronic
cases and Surgical operations.
April II, 1850. J.P. & A. W. ALCORN.
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6Fih he Pennsylvania Railroad Company
have lighted some of their night cars with
gas.
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AFTERNOON SEssIoN.-The Convention
was called to order at O'Clock by the
Chairman, when the Committee on Creden-
taIs made report, which was accepted.
The Committee on Resolutions reported
the following, which were unanimously
adopted
RESOLVED, That the Democracy of Portage
county cordially endorse the platform OF
principles adopted by the National Demo.
cratic Convention, az Charleston.
Resolved, That Messrs. Harris and Labm,
delegates from the 18th Congressional dis.
,rict, by their firm, independent and honor.
able adherance to the doctrine of Congress.
sional non Intervention with the domestic
affairs OF the Territories, and by their unfal
tering support Of Stephen A. Douglas as the
nominee of the Democratic party for Presi-
dent, have truly and ably represented the
will and wishes Of their constituency. And
we DO hereby congratulate our brethren of
this State, in common with the Democracy
OF the whole Northwest, upon the noble,
consistent, and uncompromising course pur.
sued BY their representatives in the Charles
ton Convention.
Resolved, That the delegates this day ap.
pointed, be end are hereby instru cted to use
all honorable means to secure an endorse.
ment of the principles contsined in the plat.
form odopted by the Charleston Convention,
and also to secure the choice of Presiden
tiOl Elector for this district whose sentiments
are hnoDn to be in harmony with the doc
trines announced in said platform.
On motion it was
Resolved, That the delegates from the
townships partially represented be allowed
to cast the full vote Of their delegations, and
that Democrats from townships unrepresent.
ed be allowed to act as delegates from said
townships.
The Convention then proceeded to ballot
for delegates to the State Convention, with
the following result:
lst Ballot-H. G. Bradley, 80; ]. H.
Nichols, 6; J. G. Willis, 3; e. Young, /;
Jesse Christopher, Otis Reed, /.
Cd BalIot-J. H. Nichols, 46 ; J. G. Will.
lis, l.
Sd Bazot-C. Young, 80 N. d. Cla4k,
5;J. G. Willis, 2.
4ih BaNot-James w. Somerville, 4s.
Messrs. Fl. G. Bradley, jones H. Nichols,
Clinton Young and James w. SomerviIIe,
having severully received a m"jority of all
the votes cast, were declared the delegates
from Portage county to the State Conven.
ton.
On motion, it was
RESOLVED, That, in the event OF any Of the
delegates being absent, the balance be au.
thorized to cast the full vote Of the county.
Resolved, That the proceedings of tbie
meeting be published in the Portage Sentinel.
On motion, the Convention adjourned sine
die. SETH HEWINS, Chairman.
E. e: n. n: Paooess PAos1ss Secretaries.