The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-06-23

Head acknowledgements.
Gr!swoid. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -. 10
Total
Necessary to 4 choice, l9..
The following names were then with
drawn: Tanner. Mcdonald G-izwO!d, and
Head
Upon the second ballot Mr. Campbell
was declared unanimously elected.
Mr Campbell was called out and ad
dressed the convention.
Mr. Henry Greenebaum, of Cook coun-
y, then addressed the convention in be-
half of Arutzcn. of Adams county
ON motion. the convention proceeded 10
nominate candidates for auditor of State.
The following names were put in no-Ii-
nation:
Bernhard Arntzen. Of Adams Y D. e.
wood, of VIII county; J. Fry. Of Green;
L. M-nley, OF Clark J. y. Drake, OF Yer
million.
The following was the resul. of the ballot.
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ca motion, the nomination Of NJ. Arrt-
zen was made unanimous
Henry GreenebauIn. of Cook county,
being called out, addressed the convention.
The convention then received the tOl-
losv.Gg names for nomination as State
Treasurer:
Hugh Maher, Of Cook county: u. O.
kean, Of Jasper; Worcester OF Green
NJ . kean stated that he did not desire
to run against his countryman. and with
drew his name from the convention.
The following vas the result of the ballot:
Hugh Mahcr.. ...............3b
orccste-. -
On motion, the nomination Of Mr. Ma-
her was made unanimous.
Mr. Mailer wa, called out, and returned
his thanks To- the convention for the ho-
nor conferred upon him.
The convention then received the fol-
lowing names as candidates for Surerin-
tendent OF Public Instruction:
+ K Roe NJ Mclean county. Shannon,
Of White; j. p Brooks, OF Fulton; Y. b.
Elwood. of VIII
The following was the result of the ballot.
Shannon ....-........ :
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on motion. the nomination Of Nj Roe
was made unanimous.
Mr. Roe was called ou; and made q
happy speech.
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EVENING SESSION
The convention was called TO order by
Gov. McMurtry.
The several district delegations reported
the following list of electors, assistant
electors, and m.mbeTs of the State central
committee. as follows:
ELECToES
1T di-t.-Jno. A. Rowland, of 10 Daviess.
2d-John w Drury of Rock Island
3d-S ". Randall. Of Will
4th--S G. Judd, of Fulton
5th-Calvin \. Warren, of Adams
6th-A. Thornton, of Shelby.
1th-N. W. Tupper, of Macon.
Sth-W. II. Underwood of st Clair.
9TH. y. Haynie, of Alexander.
ASSISTANT ELECTORS.
Ist dist A. Beard, of WinneLago
2d-Henrv Greencbaum, of Cook.
3d-E. A. Harmon of Champaign.
ith-B. s Prettyman, of TazewelL
5th-Bryan s Scofeld, of Hancock.
6th-A. l.. Knapp, of Jersey.
7th-Amos Greer, Of Edgar.
Sth-W. B. Anderson, of jefferson.
9th Robert Eel, OF Wabash.
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
lst FL w. Foltz, of 10 Dayiess.
I'd dist-Aaron Haven, of Cook
Sd dist-W n. Coler, of Champaign.
4th dist.-W 5 Maus, of Peoria
5th dist.-Samuel Holmes, OF Adams.
9th dist.-C Ii. Lanphier of Sangamon
1th Aist.-W. " Springer, Of Logan
Sth dist-H W. Billings of Madison.
9th dist.-Jno H. White, of Williamson.
The committee OH electors at large re-
ported as follows:
The committee appointed to report
names for electors at large, and central
committee at large, report as follows:
For ELECToRs AT LAEGE-J. L. d. Morri-
son. of St Clair: VIM. ii. W. Cushman, OF
La Sale.
For ASSISTANT ELECTOEs-James NJ. Da-
Wis, of Montgomery; r. I. Merrick, of Cook
For CENTRAL COMMITTEE At LAEGE-N
Hickox and Thomas III. Campbell, of San
Canon.
The report was accepted by unani-
nous vote.
The committee on resolutions reported
as follows:
l. Resolvsd, That we, the Democracy of
Illinois, in convention assembled, do here
by fully endorse and accept as true and
complete declaration of our principles, the
resolutions adopted by the National De
mocratic convention at Charleston, III
April, 1860
2. Resolved, That we give our unqualified
approval to the action of the delegates re-
presenting Illinois in the National Con-
vention at Charleston, and that, for the
fidelity exhibited by them in behalf of
Democratic principles, and in support of
our distinguished Senator, Stephen A.
Douglas, as a candidate for the Presiden-
CIV, they have our gratitude and our conf
dence in their future action at Baltimore,
in the adjourned convention:
g. Rtsotvcd That, on the part Of the De