Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-13

sonal liberty and that Of nv children brough;
ne Co this INVENTION hive serse'i tue
Democracy of Ohio twelve years. AMI the
cOntract has been dis-olvei desire 80"
fnce and want no other npsifi,n th ~ that
o. a private citizen: hu' life i 20 lon.er 'oler-
allie s'fr th- ie-s.,ti-r. ari vs'rti rsti'e- '''
| e.. i0 the -cafod ih,m submit 10 Bnusils', Or
der No. 81 AMI the question now Tor YOU 70
decide i. viii yon ~uhmitI lC,ieS Of NJ. no.
no. II the PEOPLE. Ia o .iober. bv their sniira
ges, sustain that order. he would advise his DEM
ocratic friends To sell their chlttels AMI property
and emigrate to some other country. where they
can be free citizens he was IN favor Of III 5
Convention not s',journing until these rights
were granted to them: and in The language IT
Patrick Henry. If this tie tire .san. mike the
mat of it =" Turning Nv Gov. Meiiill, he SAIL:
Now nv friend Governor. | think have viola
tel Or,ier No IS enough"
Mr. Pugh then : id that he hid sought m op-
poriunitv on the guubott Ia converse with Mr..
Vall'ndiehsm. anil there pnt the question 20 him
HIS President Lincoln given YOU anv chri'e
heiw cen going t. Fort Warren nr tn 90 S,uihg''
Mr YaI!audigham repei. No but | would
rather 90 10 Fort Warren a thousand times than
GO South " Dir Pngh reDel. When you are
gone the Abolition liars in charge Of the tee
graph viii saw that he chose To go urh Mr..
vi andigh m s,id. Il aathorze vou Nr Pugh.
tn say that such IS not the fact: thar prefer ."
ing ~ Fort Warren than 10 those who ire RPtes
against the United Suites | have given my
opinion If you are fTeeman. Won will follow
il. and you a'e not entitled to be freeman il YOU
don't" He then called upon the Crnve ION. in
the name of i51 400 Democratic freemen IN Ohio
not To disierse or go home until they have de
manded Of the President the -eSinr. iol of that
person whom they have n,med for Governor,
ami talk Of nothing else until he ~hall be restored
TO u. Mr. Pugh retired amid the most esfening
applause.
The next business that of nominating n
cand date for Lieutenant Governor Hon Geo
Pugh WIS put ia nomination, and immedil tely
the excitement became very great motion
made tn cnnfilm the nomination hv nccla ma
ton. Mr.. Pugh undertook In decline. bur the
delegates took him from the stand and passed
him over the shoulders of the great mass of the
pc pile here assembled aud while in this nostion
his nomination " 8 ma e luminous. amid the
most 'eafening ana prolonged cheering Mr.
Pngh finally consented TO accept the nomination
The Convention then took a recess OF htlf AN
hour
At FIVE o'clock the Convention re,ssembled.
and proceeded to ballot for Auiitor of Srn'e
Wlllilm D Morgan, of Licking: William Hub
bari of Logan. and Jonah smith, of X chlan5
were put in nomination. Mr. Smiths name WIS
Withdraw on the first ballot; Mr.. Hubbard was
then nominated
Next came the nomination for Treasurer Of
State: George W. Snencer of Clarke. H. S
Knrpp of A-h'anl J imes Norton Of Jefferson.
q. w. Stokes If Warren. aud d tniel Warner OF
Geauea, we've put in nomination
:. Knapp declared the nominee of the
Convection.
Next C me the nominations for Supreme Judge:
@ w Belden OF Stark. p. Van Trump of Fair
field. Van X HUMPHREYS of Summit. JOHN w.
Okey of Guernsey, and W. II Sliford of Ross.
We're nominated
On the first ballot, Judge Van Trump received
the uOniimtion
Dr. o Ids. in the name of Mr. Van Trump.
thanked The Convention for the nomination
For Member of the Board of Public Works.
john II. Eaton received the unanimous nomina
ton
The President then presented the following
dispatches and letters which were read and re-
ceve,l with great favor bv The Convention.
The following disnatch WAS then directed to
be sent to Mrs. vail,ndigh,m:
"ChLuMBrs June / 1868.
MAS VALLASpIenAM ID yton. Ohi":
m ,dam--Bv the unanimous request of the
greatest Convention ever held in Ohio. have
the honor of sending YOU the glad tdiDgs that
your hush nd has heen nominated by reclamation
~ our candidate for Governor.
lSigneil "WM MIDiLL. President"
The following gentlemen were apnoin'ei n
State Central COMMITTEES: D. james G Thomp-
son, 5 ,muel Melarv Geurge L Converse. Amos
L,ym,n and Allen j Thurman and mem
Der from each district WAS appointed as an Ad.
visory Committee.