The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-09-12
no. 20.


VNk oCLoCk 2. VI. Hf 4'aI5Il
Convch'ion met pursuant 70 adjourni
mctt. ce
Mr. fIondry, Of Eric, Chairman Of com.
mitIcc on Rules and Apportionmept
madc report, 81
! !. That we vote by ballot and that d
majerity Ut all the Votes cast ut this Con- 4.
lyeut'on, shall be required to constitute a
lnc imitation.
= That the vote be given by eounl
g. That the several county dclcpa.
uons vote separately for the candidat cs
and the Chairm0o of each delegation re.
port Tie result to this convention.
J 4. The Committee further report that
liy y have adopted The cntiro vote given
IN each county for Governor in 1861. "a
lne pass app0rtunmrnt. and thati nc
cordancc with such npportenmeni ,graw.
.uru l. cutitlcd 10 q votes; Erie 10,
iiuron 90; Ottowod o. Sandusky 20; Sem
sea 27;--total lie,
D. Your committee further rrroN .hat
lit the Chairman of this comnittce had
votcd en- the adoption cf thi. b1sis. your
+ committee would hbvn been equ lily d.
, Ivldcd as TO the basis Of opportiormcnt,
. Ith0t if tho cttlre vote given for Tod in
+, 1881 had been adol d as The. basis of.arl
r po. tinnmcut, Crawford wuhlH be chtl
= 10 II v ties; Erie -. Huron 81; Ottuwa
!, 6; SagdcsSy -; Seneca 26;-total 1926.
VI On nmsiioni the several propositions cf
I the report ~cre voted upon separa,6yl
and ull adol d,cxecit the 4th. a
: NJ Preston of lIuror, mov d to amend
{ tn .nh proposition by substituting tn,
I, vote Of Gov, 1'pl in 1851, us the basis Of
|, app rtonmett, which Amendment was
i earrc.l, aud the proposition as amended,
9 then adopted,
: Nc. Peun>wclL Of Huron, chairman Of
!, the committee on resolutions reported ,hs
/ following, which wore u auimously adcp-
{ ted,
Y Resolved, list. That in the proscni
y Instructed condition of our count v, mar.
= tizln feelings and preferences sh,aild bs
" lCnt'rcly laid aside, every man should rall
= ly TO the support Of tic eov6rnmcLt, and
''Ejye 10 il h rs cnOfts 10 suppress the
- present wick rebellion, his undivided
NJ tAnd hearty co-ohcration. f y
g. Rcsoly d, 2d. 1hatwc fully appruys
w ard rndorsc the pr ut Admiiiistfatiou
't in the cii0rts hcrctofore made by il, ana
w tuuw making towards the suppression of
At the formidable rebellion now existing In
luur land.
at Rcsolvcd,Sd. That IL IA thc scnsc az
wv this convention aud the people whom h
Us represents, that the Whole np,set of ths
10 nation should be called out 10 overcome
ph aud subdue this rebellion; and 10 this end
" the legislation Of the last Conrress. i'm
w. relation to the coniiscation Of the prope,s
y. ~ orrebcls in arms, shsuld be Promptly
90 apa thoroughly carried into effect and opI
'' Grafton blythe Exccutivo that no COM
% promise should To made with r, bols. aid
'i IN THE rebellion no terms shonld be ma,'o
:, or ,hur,mnrd bY our rlplc. lut the full
y, and cctnpltte submission 'or the last rcL-
y! ol in the land to the authority of the q uv.
aV crnmcnt. g
~ Resolved, lth That this Corgre,s.
>" ionnl District will do lis duty in furnish.
=, !hE h'sn aud money TO the Cav, rument,
~ mus tturts to maintain our national en-
y. s'ercc aa' ush out the rebellion.
=. Resolyei, 9TH. That we will give to
!" The nominee Of this convention our best
-, elor's aud use all honorable means to
~MNf 49, ''tsf NfNNA AiANt I
Iy. hr Carhart, Of Crawford, moved To-
pc add the following, which was ununimous.
TO ly adopt d;
~ ~ Rcsolrcd, That the present Btatc Ad-
mlhlstration Is entitled 10 aud sholld fe-
vol tetW9 the Oh er.al and hearty support of
w W the people of this State.
va The convention proceeded to ballot ft Z
ID candidate for Congress-.
'st Mr. Dewey, of Huron, and Mr.. Cham1
=, berlin OF Sonocp, were appointed tcllers.
,ot Tho rrsult of the bulloting was as foI4
ps lows: ~ ,..3 as'
q Samuel 7. Worcester, fa Soiess
gc John y. Steiner, o7
he f. y. Sallcr, 10
m. JHclb Scraggs, II
',I "II Mr. Worcester having received a MAJ
i,t lority of all the votes cast, was declared
rex the unanim,uI choice Of the convention.
nd On motion, Mr.. wurccst.f was tIfcN
-, nominated bS exclamation, the ooaveu. .
q tion responding by 'ahrcc times thrco..s q
ID, The following persons " ere nominate
.se = by The convention as Congressional
W Committce:, -lss, ~ 5',..
IL John j. Steiner of seaeca; jacob
in Scroggs, of Crawford; Jarirs Kannan of
he iluron; John Fluu9her, of Ssndusky; ii.
.cc = toweli, OF ottcwu; A. w. Hendry, Of
o,s Ede. 5.1.. ts :, ~, n go
Mr.. stsiner, upon the call Of the Com
vention, made stirring and patriotic war
~ speech, advocating the strongest meas
Ie ures against the rebels--no compromise
OF any klne-and pledging his best exer-
- tions tp secure the election of the nomi.
,th nee of the convention, His remarks were
at Frequently interrupted by the applause OF
ID. the conventions. rF- .IFslI
W. On motion convention adjourned. f,s
bp II. w. BIU SGRAVE, Chin. s
-, JpHS FLAUGHFRl g e. sttaif'f 4
III E.P. Hill, SeSys ss ssa,sis4
a uf7.,ags --~--..l-s $500
10, % Warned by the burning Of the brjdges
itv oa thc Marietta Road. tho EuperiDten-
|. dents Of the Ohio aud Mississippi; (; ,Cincin-
~ natl, linmliuton and Dayton. Little Mi
~ ami, Columbus and Xrnia Roads, have
mr.. set special guOrds at all their bridges
N. along thcirlincs. a0t r u f1J&
81 .. .H a.