The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-01-27
Republican State Convention,

A Delegate Convention. for the purpose
of eocc ling four Senatorial Delegates to the
National Republican Convention at Chicago.
will assemble ia tho city OF Columbus on
Thursday, tho LIST day Of March next, at il
O'Clock A Nj Tho patio OF representation
VIII he, one delegate For each 400 votes for
Gov. Der,nison in 1859, and one delegate
for 20 ch fraction over half that number.
The Convention is to be composed Of 465
Delegates, of which we eivo only the repre-
septa,on of certain counties, to-wit j
Ashland. 5 Asntabula. 8; Columb;ana, s;
Coshocton. 8 /; Crawford. 4 Cuyahoga, 10 ;
Darkc, G Defiance, . Ere, o Goauga. ;
Holmes, 3; Huron. I; Knox, Z; Lake. 3 ;
Loraiu. s; Lucas. 6 Mchoung g Marion,
3; Medina, 6 ; Ouowa, l; Portage. :
Rchland,7; Sanduskv. 4; Shelby. 8 Stark
8; Summit G; TrumhuII, s; Tuscara"as,
z; Wayne. Z; Wood, 8; Wyandot, 4.
EACH Congressional District will rlcct two
delegates to attend tho Chicago Convention,
The comfy committees of the several dis
tricts will at once correspond. and agree
upon a time and place for the District Con-
yeution to select such delegates. or agree
that the delegates from the District t" the
Columbus CungeHtiOn shall select them as
they deem most cxpedoBt. Tho tiuc aud
mode OF eluctiug delegates to the County
Conventions To select delegates to the Co
lumbus ConSGrtQn. and to the District Con
ventions. will hC arranged and anuouucCC
by the several County Committees as soor
as practicable. We suggest III" 22l of Feb
rubry. as u suitable day for the District Con
Ventious to assemble to select delegates {,
Chicago. bot such District will consult III
own convenience in this matter II ia. how
ever. desirable to have tho names Of all tn,
District delegates announced at tho Colum
lus Convention,
We respectfully and cordially invite al
who arc willing to cooperate with us il
support of tho candidatos who shall b
nominated at the Chicago National Convan
tion; and who arc opposed to tho policy G
the present administration TO federal cor
ruptiOH and usurpatiOn TO the eXteH5in
of slavery into the territories to tho noS
and dangerous political doctrines that tn
Constitution, of its own force. carries SLAYER
into all tho territories Of tho United Statr
to tho rcoprning of tho African slave trndc
TO any inequality of rights among cltizon
ard who are in tavor of the immediate M
mission Of Kansas into the Union under II
Constitution recently adopted by its poopI
of restoring 'ho federal administration to
system nf rigid economy. and TO tho prime
Piles of Washington aud jefferson; of mai
taining involatc tie rights Of the States. al
defending the soil of every state and teri
tory from lawless invasion, and of prcservir
the integrity OF this Union, and the supr
macy of the Constitution and laws pass
in pursuance thereof to ntteud the prima
meetings for tho selection of delegates, al
to assist bv their influence aud example
the patriotic effort to restore our nation
government to tho principles and practiC
of the Fathers of the Republic.
CPntrdi Erccuiire Committee.
GEO. NJ. Parsons Chm SAMUEL. GALLowA
WM T BAsCoM, Secy r \. BARR,
n. 3. SAwtNE. j. III. COULTER,
LUcIEN BUTrLEs.
Far The Slate al large.
]. r. GIDDINGs r NJ. C0RwINE
For pdch Congressional District
BENZ. EGGLEsroN, }. c. THOMPSON
PETER ZINN, J. +. DEWEY,
JouN MILLS. GEO. G WAsuDU
JONI WALKUP, J. w. DwYER.
J. W Ross, DANIEL APPLEGA
F.. Y. EVANS, ]. G. DoUGLAs,
II. W. SMITH, S. S. IiERRICK,
J. G BRAND. j. G. GRANNIs,
G. w LEITu, c. X. Hunt,
G. A. WALLER, JACOB IEAroN,
Z, II GRosvENon.