Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-06
Democratic State Convention
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THE PLATFORM AND rHE CANDIDATES.

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Especial correspondence Daily Empirol
CoLuNHus, July4
This has been a good day for the Ohio De
mooracy. Il was feared, on the part Of some
Yesterday evening, that the Convention would
not be as large as might be desired but the
large number of delegates who arrived on the
trains last night and early this morning dis
PEELED the hopes Of the Republicans that the
Convention would, as they had predicted
prove a small affair, and at this writing, 90
o o'clock, a m, > / am Informed that every coun-
" in the State is fully acknowledgement
ed too by men having the good ofthe party at
heart, and all eager TO present a ticket for the
suffrages of the people which they can labor
for withthe knowledge that If elected, the can
didates will perform their duties in a manner
alike creditable to themselves and to those who
voted for them. Among the names mentioned
for the various offices, l hear the following
Supreme Judge-T. J. S. SIXTH, Of Mont
gomery; j. r. SWAN, of franklin WM GIyEN,
of Wayne, and Judge CLARK, of Butler.
Attorney General-ALLES THURMAN, oil
Franklin, DURSrS WARD, of Warren D. W.
SrAmAueH, of Tuscarawas, WV. 9mBBEN, of
Hancock; j. W; McPHERsoS, of Adams r. r.
DuRrEE, Of Marion
Board Of Public Works-ABSER l. BAcKUs,
Of Lucas.
THE ORGANIZATION.
At lOI o'clock, the delegates having assem-
bled at Odeon Hall, the Convention was called
to order by the Chairman Of the State Central
Committee, when on motion, Gen. SAMUEL
LAIN, of Stark, was elected temporary Presi
dent, and Henry MILLER, Of Darke, with foul
assistants, Secretaries.
Upon a call ofthe several Districts, the fol
lowing Committees we're appointed:
on PERMANENT ORGANIZATION Ann RULES.
Dis. |. jeremiah Kiersted.
2. Patrick Cleary.
3 Robert Christie.
L. j. +. Mckinney.
8. o. Waters.
6. Samuel +. Doughty.
Z. C. A. Palmer.
8. E. N. Mast
9. f. +. Dickinson.
10. Levi Duncan.
IL. ID. II. Cox.
IL. VIM. f. Subtitle.
Is. James A. Conway.
a. H. b. Wright
10. James Irwin.
l6. Amos Layman.
II. Wm. Van Meter.
IL. ID. H. Nichols.
10. Arthur Hughes.
20. A. l.. Holbrook.
q. John $. Pierce.
COMMITTEE ON CREDENTIALS,
Dis. l. DR.. H. C. Nicholson.
2. Robt Moore.
3. ID. Patton.
A.. j.. b. Craig.
8. Il. II. Brown.
G. +. NJ De Bruen.
I. J. W. Lingston.
.. c. Cadwallader.
8. A. NJ. jackson.
10. Rees McCoslin.
IL. C. F. Bingham.
IL. J. Reinhardt
l3. j. G. Miller, Jr.
IA. E. D. Holbrook
Is. G. F. Newton.
l6. A. r. Buchanan.
: II. C. NJ. Hewitt.
} Is. A. F. Smith.
!, 10. L. d. Kinsman.
20. +. s. Smith.
q. Z. F. Potts.
COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTION.
Dis. l. Joseph E. Egly.
2. Geo. o. Thielman.
3. c. L Vallandigham.
L. Judge Metcalfe.
5. Z. II. Leland.
6. Gen. James Louden.
I. A. r. Van Cleve,
8. VIM. ?. Reese,
7 8. George Napp.
/ 10. E b Eshelman.
, IL. ]. McVay.
IL. DR.. Wayne Griswold.
, Is, DIR. John Tit.
IA. George Rex.
r Is. James Blake.
l6. II. j. Jewett.
II. E. NJ. Morrow.
l8. Gen. Samuel Kahn.
10. II. b. Payne.
90. A. l.. HolbroOk.
/, 81. Joseph Mears.
!. ON STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
| Dis. !. J. Bell Pollock,
p 2. DIR. VIM. Mount
: 3. Capt + Vandiyier,
! 4. David Meeker.
g.. C. b. Wilson.
: 6. Benjamin Florer.
e I. W. b, Telfair.
8. j. C. Balentine.
8. A. s.. Ramsey.
10. S. ii. Hurst
T IL. NJ. d. Farquhar.
A IL. X. Morrow.
l3. II. Nichol,
IA. +. S. Jacobs.
Is. ID. P. Bonham,
l6. j.. Springer.
r II. j. NJ. Stout
lS. c. Hanks.
10. ID. r. Page.
20. r. Miller.
e q. Thos. S. Woods.
The Convention then agreed that all II
delegates present from the various counti'
should be entitled to seats on the floor, wi
power to cast the vote to which there respe
= tive counties are entitled.
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