The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-02-10
VOLUME XT. NO. 6.
Republican State Convention.

A Delegate Cohvention, for tho purpose
of selecting four Senatorial Delegates to tho
National RcpubIic"n, Convention at Chicago,
VIII sees-vmule in the city OF Columbus on
Thursday, the lst day of March next, ut IL
o'clock, A. NJ. The ratio OF representation
will be. one delegate for each 400 votes for
Gov. Dcnnison in 1859, and one delegate
for each fraction over half that number.
The Convention Is to be composed of 465
Delegates, of which we give only tho repre-
sentation of certain counties, to-wit
Ashland, s ; Ashtabula. 9; Columbiana. s;
Coshoctou, 8 !; Crawford. 4 Cuyahoga, Is ;
Darkc, 6; Defiance, 2 Erie, 8 Geauga, 5 +;
Holmes. 3; Huron. Z; Knox, z; Lake. 6;
Lotan, s Lucas.6 Mchoning. 6 Marion.
3; Medina, 6; Ottowa, l Portage. I 7;
Richland,7; Saudusky,4 4; Shelby, 3; Stark
9; Summit, 6; Trumbuli. s; Tuscarawas
2; Wayne, Z; Wood, 81 Wyandot, 4.
Each Congressional District will elect tw-
delegates to attend tho Chicago Convention
Tho comfy commit tees of the several dis
tricts will at onco correspond, and agree
upon a time and place for tho District Con.
vention to select such delegates, or agree
thai the delegates from tho District to tho
Columbus Convention shall select them, as
tboy deem most cxpedient. Tho timo and
Conventions to select delegates to the Co.
lumbus Convention, and to the District Con.
ventions, will he arranged and announced
by the several County Committees AS soon
as practicable. We suggest the 22d of Feb.
rusry, as u suitable day for tho District Con
ventions to assemble to select delegates to
Chicago, but such District will consult its
own convenience in this matter II ia, how
ever, desirable to have tho names OF all the
District delegates announced ut tho Colum.
bus Convention.
We respectfully and cordially invite oil
who are willing to cooperate with us in
support Of the candidates who shall be
nominated at tho Chicago National Conven.
tion and Who arc opposed to the policy OF
the present administration to fodera! cor.
ruption and usurpation to the extension OF
slavery into tho territories to the new and
dangerous political doctrcs that tho Con
stitution, of its own force. carries slavery
into all the territories of tho United States
to the reopening of the African slave trade
to any inequality of rights among citizens
and who are In favor of tho Immediate adj
mission of Kansas into the Unipn under tht
Constitution recently adopted by its people
of restoring the federal administration to
system of rigid economy. and TO the priHci
pies OF washington ana JeHeTsOn; OI mall
tanning inviolato the rights of the States. ana
defending the soil of every State and terri
tory from lawless invasion, and of preserving
the integrity of this Union, and tho supre
macy of the Constitution ant laws passed
In pursuance thereof. to atteud tho primary
meetings for tho selection Of delegates, and
TO assist by their influence and example in
the patriotic effort to restore our national
government to tho principles and practices
OF the Fathers of the Republic.
Central Executive Committee.
GEO. M. PARSONS Chm SAMUEL GALLOWAY
WIN. T BAscoM, Sec'y, r. n. BARR,
N. 3. SAwINE, J. II. COULTER,
LUCIEN BuTrLEs,
For the State al large.
], r. GIDDINGs II NJ ConwIHr.
For each Congressional District.
BENZ. EGGLEsToN, }. G. THOMPSON,
PETER ZINN, J. L. DEWEY,
JOHN MILLS, GEO. G. WAsHBURN
JoHN WALKur, j. w. DwYER,
J.. W Ross, DANIEL ArPLEGATr
f. r. EVANS, j. G. DOUGLAS,
ii. W. SMITH, S. S. llERRTcK,
J.C BRAND, j. Q. GRANNIs,
G.. W. LEIrn, C. Il. Hunt.
G. A. WALLER, JACOB IEAToS,
q. Ii. GRosvENoR.