The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-07-03

Inree ballots were had. On the second
ballot, j. G. Marshall was withdrawn
and upon the fourth ballot Isaac L. Dye
of Goshen township, having received {
majority of the votes cast, was declared
duly nominated as candidate for Sheriff
On motion Of Isaac Angel the rules
were suspended, aud d. w, Stambaugh
OF Goshen township, was nominated By
acclamation as the candidate for Prose
cutting Attorney,
The Convention proceeded TO nomi
nate q candidate for Recorder ThC
following gentlemen were snH0uneed:
Solomon Bneher, I, I, Caldwell
Moses Bueher, p, W, Hines, Henry
Kuhn, Hiram Lautl, g. Dingmau.
One ballot was had without a choice;
upon the second ballot, 7. T. Caldwell,
of Washington township, having receiv.
ed majority of all the votes cast, was
declared duly nominated as a candidate
for Recorder.
On motion Of John Rolston the rules
were suspended, and Richard McClel.
land, of Warren township, was nomina.
ted by acclamation as the candidate for
County Commissioner.
On motion of B, F. Helwig the rules
were suspended, and Silas Porter, of
Rush township, was nominated by &C
clamation as candidate for Director of
the TuScarawas County Infrmary
On motion of DR.. John Brisben the
rules were suspended, aud Isaac Angel,
of Goshen township, was nominated by
acclamation as the candidate for County
Surveyor.
DR., John Brisben, from the Commit.
tee on Resolutions, reported the follow
ing:
RESOLVED, That the Democrats of TuS.
carawas county, and of the State, stand
as ever by the Constitution Of oul be.
loved country.
ResolUed, That re execrate as public
eheG..iies the men, North and South who
would take one star or stripe from that
flag, or letter from that Constitution.
RESOLVED, That we heartily endorse
the preamble and resolutions, adopted
by the Democratic State Convention at
Columbus on the llth day of June, inst.
ResolUed, That our patriotic soldiers
are entitled to everlasting honor and
gratitude at the hands of the American
people; and that we will ever, to the
utmost of our power, stand by them, and
support and maintain them and their
families.
RESOLVED, That we are in favor Of
making ample provision, by law, out of
the public funds of Ohio, for the sup.
port and maintenance of all our disabled
soldiers, and for the families of all our
RESOLVED, That the candidates this
day nominated for the following Offices,
State Senator, Representative, Clerk,
Probate Judge, Sheriff, Treasurer and
Prosecuting Attorney, by accepting such
nominations, pledge themselves that, if !
elected, they will each contribute one.
fourth of their respective salaries or fees
Of Office to the support of the families of
our brave and gallant soldiers.
ReSoIved, That we will use all our in
duence and power in favor of general
reduction of salaries and fees of officers
in Ohio, and of the General Government
Of the United States.
RESOLVED, That we will devote our
lives and our property to restoring the
Union of the States as they were under
the Administration of the unterrifed |
Democracy of this nation.
On motion, the Resolutions were
adopted as a whole.
On motion Of P. Fl. Haag, the name
ofJ. w. Newburgh was withdrawn from
being a candidate for State Senator.
The name of Simpson Harmount, of
Dover, was announced as o candidate
or State Senator No other name be-
ng announced, upon motion of B. F.
aelwig Simpson Harmount was declar.
ID the unanimous choice of the Conven.
ion; and the delegates to the Senatori.
ii Convention instructed to vote for and
support his nomination in said Conven-
ion.
On motion, the Chairman appointed
he following gentlemen to act as Gen.
raj Committee for the ensuing year:
V. P. Bonham, j. G. McGreggor,
?. K. Shutter, G. H. Mitchener, John
Valentine Bayer, 1. L. Dye.
On motion, the Chairman appointed
he following gentlemen as delegates to
he District Senatorial Convention, to
'e held at some day and place to be des.
gnated hereafter, to put in nomination
candidate for State Senator:
John Rex, B. F. Helwig, B. @. Black,
'urn, l.. A. Cornet, j. Brisben, V. Bay.
n, N. Montag, S. Barnes, M. V. Ream.
On motion, the Convention gave three
'heers for Vallandigham, the Union,
he Constitution and ticket put in nomi-
lation, and adjourned.
]. J. ROBINSON, Pres't.
B. G. BLACKBURN, ! " n
THos WALTER, v rreS'S'
P. H. HAAa, ! soo,n.
E. B. BENFER, 'ecyS'