Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-12

mittee to notify Gov. MlDILL Of his election
as President OF this Convention, and conduct
him to the Chair. m
After short absence, the committee re-
turned, being accompanied by Gov. MEDILL,
who was introduced to the Convention by the
temporary President --a-aae
The Governor thanked the convention for the
hig h honor conferred upon him, and delivered
an address of some length upon the state of tb'
country, which was received with great favor
and was applauded to the echo. fI4
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE TO sELKCr A sTATl
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
]. M. CHRISTIAN, from the committee to &c
lect State Central Committee, presented th
following report, which was accepted and unan
imously adopted:
Democratic State Central Committee. z,
John G. Thompson, Samuel Medary, Georg
L. Converse, Amos Laymsn, Allen G. Thur
man.
Adpisory Committee.
lst District-Gsorge Martin, of HamiltoI
county.
ID District--Charles ] W Smith, Hamilton
Sd District-David A Houk, Montgomery.
4h District-Wm A Prettlebauger, Cham
paign.
5th DIstrict-- Glessner, Hancock
9th Dlstrict--James M Trimble, Highland.
7th Dlstrict-J G Dun, Madison.
9th Dstrict-J M Christian, Marion.
9th District-Wm L Cole, 0ttaway.
10Th District-Abner l. Backus, Lucas.
llth District-Levi DUNCAN, Jackson.
18th Dstrict-Charles Roland, Fairfield.
18th Dlstrict-Wm d Morgan, Licking.
18th District-Wm Lsrwll, Ashland.
18th Dstrict--J E Hanna, Morgan.
10Th Disttict-Chsrles N Allen, Harrison.
18th District-Lewis Schaffer, Stark.
18th District-W Gordon, Cuyahopa,
18th District-Daniel Sherman, Ashtabuls
THE NOMINATIONS.
GOVERNOR
After on informal vote by counties, the Con
vention unanimously nominated CLEMENT L
VALLANDIGHAM for Governor. The name o
Hon. HUGH J. JEwETT had been announced BY
Gen. FITCH, Of Cuyahoga, when IL was stated BY
Mr.. JAMES, OF MuskiDgum, that Mr.. JEwET1
was not candidate. The announcement b,
the President that Mr.. VALLANDiaHAM wal
the nominee of the Convention, was re
ceived with storms of applause from
the assembled thousands who composed the Con
veption
| Mr.. VALLANDIGHAM being an exile from hii
native State, by order of ABRAHAM LINCOLN
aud therefore unable to appear before the Con-
ventioD, Hon. GEORGE E. PUGH responded fol
him in an able, bold, manly and eloquent
speech, which waa rapIurously spplauded from
beginning to end, and then formally indorsed by
| the Convention.
LIEUTENANT jvEREOR.
HENRY DAGeETT OF Highland, In brief speech,
nominated Hon. GEORGE f. PUGH for Lieuten.
ant Governor. Mr. PUdH's name vas no sooner
uttered than the enthusiasm burst forth anew,
and thousand voices we're heard proposing shat
his nomination should be by aoclamation. IL
Meantime, Mr.. PUGH had re.appesFed on the
platform, and made 90 effort to decline; but 10
was of no avail. The convention with one
loud acclaim refused 10 sIloR min ~ decline;
and, per force, made him tho nominee for
Lieutenant. Governor, by unanimous vote.
AUDITOR OF STATE.
The names of VIM. D. MORGAN, Of Licking;
G. ARTHUR, of Muskingum; WILLIAM HUBBARD,
Of Logan; and JONAH SMITH, of Rlchland, wer e
announced. Mr.. MoRGAE declined, and Mr..
SMITH was withdrawn. After an informal vote
by counties, tho Convention unanimously nomi-
mated Mr.. HUBBARD for Auditor Of State.
TREAsURER OF STATE.
The following gentlemen were announced
for nomination:
GEORGE SPENCE, Of Clarke county; HoRAcE S.
KNAPP, of Ashland; JANIS NORTON, of Jeffer
son; G. w. Stokes, Of Warren and DANIEL
WARNER, of Geaugs.
The vote was taken by counties and stood as
follows: