The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-02-03
VOLUME XT. NO. 5.
The IcffsrscQiap Democrat
JULIUS o, CONVERSE, Editor.
CniRDOS, OniO, FRIDAY, FEB, 5, wv,
Republican State Convention.

"A Delegate Convention. for the purpose
of selecting four Senatorial Delegates to the
National Republican Convention at Chicago.
will assemble in the city of Columbus on
Thursday, the LIST day of March next, mt II
O'Clock. A. NJ. Tho ratio of representation
viii DO. ono delegate for each 400 votes ioi
Gov. Dcnnisnn in 1859. and QUO delegate
Tor each fraction over half that number
The Convention is To DO composed Of 46j
Delegates, of which we give ouly the repre-
sentation of certain cnunti"s. to-wit
Ashland, 5 4; Ashtabuln @; Culumbiana. s.;
Coshocton. & Crawford. 4 CUyahogn, IL 4;
Darko, 6; Defiance. . Eric. 8 Granga, 8 /;
Holmes 3 Huron. Z: Kuox. 7; Lake. 3 ;
Lorain, s Lucas. 6 Mchonng 6 Marion.
3; Medina. 6; Otown, j; Portage. =:
RichIand,7; Sandusky.4 4; Shelby. 3; Stark
o; Summit, G.; Trumbull s; Tuscnrawus
2; Wayne. Z; Wood, g.; Wyandut, 4.
Each Congressional District will lcct tw.
delegates TO attend the Chicago Couvenriuu
Tho comfy commit tees of tho tcvernl dis
tricts will ut once correspond and ugfuc
upon time and place for tho ID strict Con
Ventinn to select such dcirgntrs ir agree
that the delegates from tho District to the
columbus Convention shall select them. as
they duem most expedCnt. Tho tinu and
mode Of eloctng delegates to the County
Conventions to select delegates to- the Co
Iumhus Convention and to tho District Con
ventons, will DO arranged and announced
by the several County Committees AS soon
As practicable. We suggest til" 22l Of Feb
ruary, us n suitable day for thr DisIrict Con
ventinns to assemble 70 select delegates to
Chicago, bot such District will consult its
own convenience in this matter. II ia. how.
ever. desirable to have tho names Of all the
la al =
bus Convention.
We respectfully and cordially invite all
who are willing to co. operate with us in
support Of tho csudidq,os who shall be
nominated at tho Chicago National Conven
tion; aud who arc opposed to tho policy Of
the present administration to federal cor.
rupIjoH aud usurpation 70 the extension Of
slavery into tho territories to the new and
dangerous political dOcirics that tho Coo.
stitutinn of its own force. carries slavery
into all the territories of the United Statcs;
to the ronpening Of the Atrcan slave trade /;
70 any inequality of rights among clizrns
and who ave in tnvOr of tho immediate ad-
mission of Kansas into the Union under the
Constitution recently adopted by its people:
of restoring tho federal administration 10 IL
systom of rigid economy. aud 10 tho princi
pies ot Washington and Jefferson; of main
tanning invluIatO tGe rlghtS OF the States. ana
defending the soil of every State and terri.
tory from lnwloss invasion, and Of preserving
tho integrity of this Union aud tho supro.
macy of the Constitution and laws passed
in pursuance thereof to attoud tho primary
meetings tor the selection Of delegates. and
TO assist by their influence and example in
the patriotic effort to restore our national
goyorumcnt to tho principles and practices
OF the Fathers of the Republic.
CrnLrai Erecutive Committee.
GEO M. PARSONS CHM SAMUEL GALLOWAY.
WM 7 BAscoM, Sec'y, II \ BARR,
N 3. SAwlNE, J. II COULTER,
LUcIEN BUTrLEs.
For The State al large.
J.R GIDDINGs r NJ. CGRwINE.
For rach Congressional District
Benz. EGGLGsroH, j. G. THOMPSON,
PETER ZINN, J. +. DEWEY,
JoHH MILLS. GEo G WAsnBURN.
JouN WALKUP, J. W. DwYER,
j. w Ross. DANIEL APPLICABLE,
+. Y. EVANS, G. DoUGLAs,
ii. W SMITH, S. g. llERRICK,
JC BRAND, j G GRANNIs,
G. w LETu. G. Il. HUNT.
G. A WALLER. JACOB lEAroN,
&. H. GROsyENoR.