Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-03
AFTERNOON SESSION.

AFTERNOON SESSION.
AtIh O'Clock PM, the convention again
assembled. Reports OF committees being In
order, the committee on the time and man
ner Of making nominations re ,orted as fol-
lows:
"Your committee, TO whom was referred the
time and manner Of making nominations, report
as follows: That the time of making nomina-
tions for the various county officers be on the
Sd Saturday in June (2lst) next; and the man
ner by popular vote. That the Democracy be
requested TO assemble at their usual places Of
holding elections in their several townshps.-
That the polls be opened between the hours Of
o'clock A. NJ. and three O'Clock, P. M and
close at 7 o'clock p M. The time of opening
the polls to be decided by the advisory members
Of the Central Committee. That the tickets be
| printed by authority of the said committee, and
| the expenses of printing the same be mutually
paid BY all the candidates for the various Of
ices. DO 3. al2, ,f I-t .s ".a
,"That every Democrat be requested to vote
In the township In which he resides 90 far ss
possible. And that the Secretary or chairman,
or either of them, of each township, shall con.
stitute board of oanvassers, who shall meet
In Newark on the Monday following, and de-
clare the result Of the election In their several
townships. All of which ID respectfully sub
mitted."
The above report ives on motion adopt
ed.
The committee appointed to report the namet
Of seven persons to act as central committee
for the ensuing year, reported the following
names: Michael Morath, EdWsrd Brennan
Wm, H, Thirclif, Gibson A.herton, VIM. D
Morgan, William, Bell, Jr., and J. w. Den
mis-. on .5.. ..a
Which report Was also adopted. d.
3 The committee to whom was referred th
matter Of selecting eight delegates to represel
the Democracy Of Licking county at the Sta
Convention to be held in the city Of Columbus
on the 4sh day of July, reported the fclioWin
persons:
Delegates Geo. B. Smythe, Newark; w.
q Preston, Mexican; VIM. ParT, Bowling Greer
J, N, TqmpktuS, Nowsrk; Jas; II; Grant
NJ. Stewart, Newton; Gibson Atherton,. New
ark VI f,a .hf& '' ' " '
Altefnates-Jacob Row, Jersey; A. J. Cady
McKeau; Dan. T. Enyart, Hanover; Job
Loughman, Hopewell; John SHAFT, Etna; d
Gilbraith, Fallsburg; Jonathan Smith, Monroe
VIM. G. BEEN, Jersey.
d The report was upon motion adopted.
A resolution was offered by H. S. Manor
: relating to an adjourned session of the Legl
, lature, and on tho suggestion that the commi
tee on resolutions might report on tho sam
Isubject, said resolution was on motion laid
the table. :...,saJ sls D 30
The committee on resolutions reported
follows: !,a.-57.d szaa OUc
l. ResoIusd, That we are in favor of "tt
Union as it was and the Constitution as Il is.
That without the Constitution there can be I
Union and no public liberty. That the doctrin
and practices Of Southern Secessionists or
Northern Abolihonists axe alike hostile Of
destructive to all these vital and cherished o
jjects. We are therefore increasingly oppose
Ito the political action of both these parties, al
Idenounce them 90 traitors and enemies to Il
peace, prosperity and happiness Of the peopl
2. "ResOlued, That In this great nation
emergency all the true Union men, banishil
all feeling of mere passion or resentment, vi
recolleot only their duty to the whole countr
that this war" should not be "waged upon O
lpart in any spirit OF oppression nor for any pu
pose of conquest or subiugation, nor for q
purpose of overthroWing or interfering wi
the rights or established institutions Of t
States, but to defend and maintain the supreI
acy of the Constitution, and to preserve 4
Union With all the dignity, equality and rigt
of the several States unimpAired; and that
soon as these objects are accomplished the "
ought to cease" ala,. sla ....
8. Resolued, That the noble and pAtrio
sons Of this county, and their fellow soldi,
10 arms, who have gone forth TO protect the q
of our Union and TO defend the Constitution q
llaWs, are entitled to our sympathles andsuppo
and to the gratitude OF the nation; and as u
are deaisd the privilege of voting, 10 becon
the solemn duty Of those athome to so exerc
the elective franchise as to aid them in ma
tanning the Constitution, and thus defeat th