Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1863-06-25
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION OF OHIO.
CLEVELAND JUNE 1.-THE following is the ticket
nominated to-day at the Union State Convention Col

CLEVELAND, JUNE 1.-THE following 10 the ticket
nominated to-day at the Union State Convention at Col
bus:
For Gouernor-John Brough, of Cuyahoga county.
Lieutenant GoDernOr-Charles Anderson, of Hamilton.
For AuditOr-John III. Goldman Of Marion.
For Treasurer-G. Vaney Dorsey of Miami
For Supreme Judge-H. Ii. Hunter, of Fairfield
For Board Of Public Works-John M. Barrier of High
land.
The Convention very harmonious and enthusiastic
The following resolutions were passed:
Resoiped That the casmtes of the present rebellion
have been brought upon this nation by the infamous doc
trines OF notification and secession promulgated BY Cal
houn and denounced by Gen. Jackson in 1892 and ret
Grated by the convention held in the city Of Columbus
the 18th instant. We denounce them incompatible
with the unity integrity power and glory OF the American
Republic
Rssoired, That the war must 90 on with the utmost
vigor till the authority of the National Government is
established, and the old flag floats again securely and
trinmphanty every State and Territory OF the
Union
Resolved That in the present exigences of the republic
aside personal preferences and preudces and hence
forth, till the is ended will draw party line but the
great line between those who sustain the Government and
those who oppose it-between those who rejoice in the
triumph of our and those who rejoice in the triumph
Resolved That immortal honor and gratitude due to
brave and patriotic soldiers n the field and everast
ing shame and disgrace to any citizen party who with
holds it, that, sympatbizing with the army in it's hard
ships and proud of its gaantry the lovers OF the Union
will stand by it, and will remember aid and support those
who disabled and the families Of those who fall fight
ing for their country
Resoiped That condng in the honesty patriotism, and
good Of the President pledge to him our support
Of his earnest efforts to put down the rebellion.
Resored That the present Governor, David Tod is an
honest able public servant, and that his official conduct
deserves and receives the appreciation OF all loyal people
The following brief but earnest and patriotic
letter has been addressed to the Convention by Mr.
Secretary CHASE, but did not reach Columbus un-
til after the Convention had adjourned:
WASHINGTON, JUNE a. 1863
MY DEAR SR Your letter inviting in behalf Of the
Union State Committee Of Ohio to attend the Union State
Convention to be held on the 18th, is received.
have only moment to express my regret that can
not that day, he with the old friends, negbbors and
constituents whose hearty welcome you promise me.
May God bless them, inspiring all their hearts with mu
tua and good WILL and filling their whole souls with
earnest purpose and fixed resolution to country
from treason and rebellion Let every matter, great or
small, not necessarily belonging to this most urgent work.
bide its time. Yours, most truly,
s. p. CHASE
j. j. JASNEy, Esq.
Secretary State Central Committee, Columbus