The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-06-26

coved, $50 Oyiait Colo 30 D. M Henn,
9;Tbos j. Larsh, 4.
The nomination was made unanimous.
@. volney Dorsey, the present Secretary
Of State, was re.uominated by reclamation.
The result of tho ballot for Supreme
Judge was as follows;
Whole number of votes, 403; Necessary |
to choice. 2ol Hooking Hunter received,
2o3 John a. Biugham, lS7 William Law
rencc, 63.
Hooking IIuutor of Fsirflcld, (who, by
the way, Is Governor Tod's attorney ia the |
Olds affair." was deClarcd tho Union nom.
nco for Judge of the Supreme Court.
The following was the result of tho ballot
for Member of the Board of Public Works 81
Whole number of votes. 387 necessary
to choice lgl John NJ Barrcro received,
al; j. W Son. 1873; l. Sargent, II.
John NJ Blrrcrc. OF Highland, was de-
clared duly nominated, which was made
unanimous.
After tho nominations wore made. the
Central Committee and Central Executive
Committee worO announced. The former
consists Of ono from each Congressional Dis.
trct, Horace Y. Beobe, of Portage, being
tho MON Der from tho 18th and tho latter
being composod noarly the same as last
year, with Tx Gov. Deunison as Chairman.
The resolutions wee next called for, and
Senator Il. f. Wade promptly responded
with those that follow. His appearance was
rapturously greeted with cheers The res.
olutions were read, and, as tho reading of
each one was completed, it was heartily on.
dorsod in gorY expressive manner Tho
last ono, endorsing tho administration Of
Gov. Tod, was made the subject of spocial
cheers.
The resolutions wera ga follows
RcSJiped, That the canmities of tho pres.
Ont rebellion have been brought upon this
nation by the infamous doctrines of nul!ih
cation and secession promulgated by Calhoun
and denounced by Jackson in 1892, and ro.
iterated by the convention hold in the city
of Columbus, on tho llth inst wo dsnoucc
thom as Incompatible with tho unity integ.
rity. power and glory of the American Re
| publ c.
! RcsOirei, That tho war nust 90 On with
the utmost vigor till the authority Of the
Federal Government is ro.ostablshed and
tho flag floats again securely and triumph.
antly over every State and Territory of the
Union.
R'soived That in tho present oxigencies
of the Republic, wo Iav aside personal pref
cronccs ard prcjndices, and hcnceforth till
the war 10 ended, will draw no party line bu'
the great limo between those who sustain
tho Government of the country, and those
who oppose it; between those who rejoice
in the triumph of our arms. aud those wht
/ rejoice in the triumph of the enemy.
! Rrsolued, That ipmogtal honor and graf
itudo is duo to our brave and patriotic sol
dicrs in tho fold, and everlasting shame an,
disgrace to any citizen or party who with
holds it f; that sympathizing with the arm
in its hardships and proud of its gallaniry
the lovers of the Union will stand by it, an,
will remember to aid and supper, thos
who arc disabled and the families of thos
who fall fighting for their country.
, Resoi0cd, That coufdng in tho honesty
patriotism and good sense of tho President
wo pledge to him our support of his earnes
efforts to put down tho rebellion.
Resolved, That lhe present Governor
David Tod, is an honest aud ablo public ser
D want, and his official Conduct deserves en-,
r receives tho appreciation of all loyal poo
pie.
If After the resolutions were read, Govern
ia or Dcnnison asked il the Convento
). would vote upon them, or wait until the
= had heard the gallant Senator who pre-
' sented them. From all parts shouts 70
" "Wade, "Wade," were heard and "Ol
u Ben" was brought forward, and spoke, n
; he always speaks, with pc wer and to th
s purpose. He concluded by saying that
e with the traitor ValIandigham on one tick
e., and honest John Brough on the other
|. who could doubt the result?
O The resolutions we've then unanimousl'
p adopted. Ex Governor Dennison on be
- hall Of the Ohio Soldiers in the Army o
the Cumberland, thanked the Convention
for adopting such platform, and also 70
the ticket that had been nominated. Thre
= cheers were then given for Gov. Dennison
IS Mr. Barrere being present, addresse
the Convention for few moments. He re
turned his thanks for the honor he ha
o received by being assigned position O
II the ticket. Es
|. The delegates and others present the
gave Gov. Tod, Ex Gov. Dennison, Pres
b ident Lincoln, the ticket. and the Unior
= each three TREMENDOUS cheers.
When this was accomplished, the Con
vention adjourned sine die. Thus ende
i one OF the largest and most harmoniou
assemblies that ever convened in Ohio
and one whose proceedings are in marke
d contrast with those of the Convention {
y last Thursday, which nominated ma
ID for Governor who, after fair trial, ha
10 been convicted Of giving aid and comfol
,s 70 the enemy" with whom he is now e1
, lied.
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