The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-06-17

REPoRT, OF THE COMMITTEE TO SELECT
- - STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEES.
j. NJ; sCHRpsrIA \, ,5fnoms the committee 4
select State Central Committee, presente
the following report, which was accepted ar
upanin ousl adopted :daoso@ q spzEe -ier
Democratic Stale Central Committee
q sfJohnf G. .Thoin pson,. Samuel III edary, Georg
seL. Converse, Amos Layman, Alien G THU
4 man. z1aiili# s's" s,ssfs;y,.,lf 10
,Adgisgrys Gmmafee.f
! ! 1st District-Gc corge Martin,aof Hamilton
county,,;.4.,I,.,..,tes99 ollI saei4 bsst22 il.
t.. I'd District Charles j W Smith, Hamilton
j Sd Distriet-Davidj "A Houk,9 Montgomery
H. 4thz District-Wm "A Prcttlebauger, Cham
lEpalSnt bafs ssoaTGI b3 - ssss.,e,e'e e'ese SOS
9th District Lewis ,Glessner, Hancock. -,
9th Distriet-Jamcs NJ Trimb Highland
| 7th EDistrict-JIG q Dan, Madison
Sth District al Christian, . NJ
| 9th Distric H VIM LCioe, 0ttaw way.
| 10th Distriet4-A bner Il Backus, Lucas. 4
T 11th DistrictTLeyi DungaD JACKSON n
| - 18th District-GhafleslR Roland, fairfield. 81
| hDistrict-W.mD ID Morgan, Licking 10
liz 18th District--AYn Larwill, Aslllard.7 81
Iozs 18th, District-=I Z Hanna, Morgan. q Z, Il
hos 18th District Chas N Allen, Harrison. d
/ l7th DistrictAL6wis Schaffer Stark j;
18th District-W. j G ordon, Guyaboga. q
|, 10Th District--Danl Sherman, Ashtabula.
oiiH1jtsuoo THE. NOMINATIONS. 80 go.
,rpssG79fI 9iff ~ -GovERSoR. ;-.sI A.
After az informal, vote by counties. the Can
ventiCn unanimously nominated Clement L..
Yallandigham for Governor The name of
Hon Hugh H. j. Jcwett had be en- announced by
Gen. Fitch, of Guyahoga, WI en-. it 'Eas stated
by james, of Musl ing up, that Mr.. sJcWctt;
was not oandfdates The encouragement by
the President that Dir. Yallandigham iwas the
nominee of the Conyention, was sreceived with
storms of applause from the assembled thous
ands who composed hesGonEention.oe III 4
i9 Mr.. Vallandigham b4ing exile from his
native State, by order of Abraham .Lihcoln,
and therefore unable to apPear before the Con,
vcntion, Hon. George E. Pugh, responded for
him in an able, bold, manly and eloquent
speech, which was rapturously applaud I'd from
beginning te end, and then formally Endorsed
by the Convention. ai4fp 9s7 " 3ia5 - iE1
q. ,,,c cLIEUTENANT .GovERNoP. 'fis5
Henry Daggett of Highland, in brief speech
nominated Hon @ Gorge r. Pugh for Lieuten-
ant Governor. Mr.. Pugh's name was no soon+
er uttered than heiaenthusiasm burst forth
anew, and Thousand voices were 3eard pro-
POSING that his nomination should be by accla.
mation., Meantime, Mr.. iPugh had re-appear-
cd on the platfotm, an d made an effort to de.
cline; but it was Of no avail. TheEconvention
with one loud acclaim refused to allow him to
decline; and, 9rer force, made him the nominee
for Lieutenant g overnor, by a unanimous vote
50 -. Z. AUDITOR OF STATE. is1. H. .sn
f, The names of VIM d. Morgan, of licking;
G.. Arthur, of -Muskingum; w illiam Hubbard, !,
of Logan; and Jonah Smith, of Richland, were
announced. Mr. Morgan declined, and Mr.. 4
Smith was withdrawn hoAfter an informal
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nominated Mr. Hubbard for Auditor of State
TREASURER OF STATE lohE eaI y 7Oi
C hefollowihg gentleman, were announced
a George sspencergof CLARK count coaf Horace H,rs
S.aKnappg Of Ashland;; James Norton, of JEFF
ferson; e I W. Stokes, of Warren; and Daniel
WaFner,of Geauaa. fisnEn19sofJ fsf5 ''ai'
The vote was taken BY counties and stood
as follows, iG9tas7as 70 Sfs9 - :,
usSpencs. adt 19- 80 ia
Knapp taasege2e % :ee 5---, 80
Norton ---------s- -2Ss
sStokesi G 10 ro-ss-2=,s - = IL al
sMarnerj a- !ga.z9- 1aa ~ 2,c|
Horade 81 knapy having received a. major
ity of all the votes gwen was declared the |
nominee ofttheI VCoRvehtion for Treasurer of
State; and the onehnination was then made |
% q 1LO - f.r.ss6 g,sy1
4Hot otlJEDGE OF THE SUPREME CouRTsnu19yoI i
George W. Be1den, of Stark; p. .iNan Trdmp,S
of Fairfield; Van r, Humrhries, ,iofl Summit;
A. s. Boys, Of Highland;o John e Hanna, Of /
Morgan; j W Okey,f Guernsey w H SAT-
Ford, of Ross; ana Iames Clark, aof Butler, |
we're named for nomination. eli 70 10 satihii. 4
Messrs Mes Boys, Hanna and Clark were with |
irawn. PIsa zlo 10 gos7s.I adt ri sid2f
a vote BY counties was taken, andIresulted |
rs RahSsnsr fDlGMS ai es lessbsl g asa,1s. "a 81
van van Trump -s--r 80 t-s.sog -
Humphreys - z-3-------------- -----. -. = |
Ohey; renrte---f--7 :
OaHord----s-- --7 -.-s- ----ts- - 81 c.fS -
Judge Van Trump mp was declared to bea the.
lotdinee, and the nomination was made unan- j
nods.ll lDr. Olds, respopde /, for himss1sdn eaa'
.s,lBoARDaoF PUBLIC WORKS 2. 9s'A'''s..E /
VIM Parr, ofibicking,p Jesse Meredith, of
jWneIf Cole, of 'Ottowa; John H Hea-
on, of Belmont; James g Haley, Of Henry;
S Rose ,oofe Adams,l and Andrew Dixon, of
Jrawfsrd, were, named for this Office. Some
f these gentlemen !. were withdrawn, after !
yhich an informal yote by counties was had
and then john # Heaton was Nominated BY
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