Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-07-12


S. Resoiced, That the recent invasion of
sister commonwealth by u band ol desperate
tanatlcs, ior the cxecrablb purpose of TO-
mcnting servile insurrcCtiUu through the
agency Of arson, rapine and murder, was an
act in conflict with every principle OF law,
human or divinei gross violation OF the
duties of American citizenship, and crime
that should be denounced by all who love
the u MON and are determined to uphold it
That while the bandits have justly expiatcd
their crimes on the gallows, the public iudg-
meut cannot fail to condemn those who, with
"Iess courage but with greater discretion"
by their teachings, instigae others to incur
the perils of treason, and who, MS advocates
OF resistance to law, an ''irrepressiblc con-
fllct," and other like reasonable doctrines,
seek to promote their ambitious schemes by
creating civil dssention, dstrust and aiena-
ton between the citizens of the different
States.
8. Resolred, That the conduct ofthe Execu-
tive OF Ohio and of other States, in evading
and refusing to execute in good faith the pro-
vision of the constitution and laws of the
United States requiring the extradition of fn-
gitives from justice fleeing from other States,
meets our most earnest and unqualified con-
demnation.
10. Resolred. That we cordially ratify. con-
! HTI1l anu cHuDTSc luc OF DteDnen
A. Douglas and Hcrschel V. johnson, by the
recent National Democratic Convention, as
nominations eminently fit to be made, and
entitled in every way to the confidence and
support of the Democ racy of Ohio and OF the
whole Union.
! IL. Resolred, That we heartily invite the
true friends of the Constitution and the Union
and all opponents Of Abraham Lincoln and
the sectional Republican party, TO rally to
the support Of the Electoral Ticket this day
nomin ated by the Convention.
The report of the committee was accept
ed, and the resolutions were unanimously
adopted-the vote being taken by coun.
ties as follows:
Yeas--Adams 4, Allen 8, Ashland 4,
Ashtahula =, Athens 2. Auglaize 8, Bel
mont 5, Brown 5, Butler I, Carroll 3,
Champaign g., Clark 8, Clermont, 6,
Clinton 2. Coshocton 5, Crawford 4,
Cuyahoga 8. Darke s. Defiance ., Della
ware I, Erie 3, Fairfield 6, Fayette .,
franklin g.. Fulton |, Geauga d, Greene 3,
Guernsey 3, Hamilton %, Hancock 4,
Hardin 2, Harrison 3, Henry ., Highland
4, Hooking 3, Holmes 4, Huron B, Jack
son 2, Jefferson 4, Knox 5, Lake | Law
renee ., Licking I, Lo- an 2, Lo,ain 3,
Lucas 4, Madison 2. Marion 3, Medina 3,
Megs, 3, Mercer 2, Miami 4, Monroe 8.
Montgomery 9, Morgan 8, Morrow 4,
Mu>kingum I, Noble 3, Ottowa |, Panld-
ing |, Perry 5, Pickaway 4, Pike 2, Port
age 4, Preble 3, Putnam 2, Richland 6,
Ross s. Sandusky 4, Scoto 3, Seneca 5,
Shelby B, Stark s, Summit g. Trumbull
4, Tusrarawas 6, Union 2, Vanwert 2,
Vinton Z, Warren 3, Washington 4
Wayne l. Williams ., Wood ., Wyan-
dot 3.-Ieas $50. Nays none.
The Convention then proceeded to the
nomination of candidates for State off.
GERS.
Thomas j. S. SMITH, of Montgomery
was nominated 10y acclamation for Su
preme Judge.
ABNER l.. BAcKUs, Of Lucas, was nom
mated hy acclamation, as a candidate fol
reelection to the Board of Public Works
Several names were presented for At
WI ivy <Nil.tN " HUFFMAN Wds
nominated, but absolutely declined, where
upon the Convention proceed to ballot
again, and upon the third ballot Maj d
w. STAMBAUGH, of Tuscarawas county
was nominated. The following are the
results of the two last ballotings:
STAMBAuGH, al; GRIBBIN, 100; Dur.
FREE, 90; McFERREN, 46.
Last ballott-SrAMBAUGH, III; CRIB
BIN, 146.
ID. w. STAMBAUGH having received {
, majority of all the votes cast was declared
duly nominated as the Democratic candi
date for Attorney General
, The Convention then proceeded to sc
g. lect Presidential Electors for the State a
E large.
SERAPHIM MEYERS, of Stark county
y was nominated by acclamation. A bal
lot was then taken Tor the other elector
with the following result:
= WM B. WOODS, 233; w. Z, FoRREsr
02.
f WILLIAM B. WooDs having received
+ majority of all the votes cast, was the
+ nominated unanimously.
p The district electors placed at tie hea,
. of to-day's paper were then nominated b
= the district delegates and unanim ous
: confirmed by the convention.
On motion of Col. MANypENNY, th
thanks of the Convention were unani
j. mously rendered to the officers of the Con
vention for the ability and impartialit
j. with which they had discharged their dr
= ties.
: On motion, the Convention adiourne
, sine die, with three enthusiastic cheer
a for DOUGLAS and POPULAR SovEREIGNr,
e G. w. McCOOK. President.
u EDWARD KlNsMAN, Sec, with 81 assist
y The Convention of the 4th.
!. The proceedings of the Democrat
g State Contention, which assembled