The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-06-03

pHllOWdN were WltnufaWn.
Before proceeding to call the vote
n motion was made and adopted, that
the rules lie suspended 40 far as they
require the majority OF all the votes
cast to nominate, and that the two
gentlemen receiving the highest num-
ber Of votes be declared the nomi.
noos.
The Secretary called the vote by
counties, with the following result:
John A. Bingham 447.
John Peter Bichn 4l2
John NJ. Connell 264
Messrs. Bingham and Behn, hav-
ing received the highest number OF
votes, were, on motion, declared the
nominees.
DELEGATES TO THE BALTIMORE coyvEN-
TIoN.
On motion, cx- Gov. William Den
nison, and ex- Gov. Tod, were dc
clared hy' acclamation the unanimous
choice of thc Convention as two OF
the delegates Of the State at large
for the Baltimore Convention.
There being two others TO elect,
several names were proposed. and tlG
ally they were all withdrawn except
Columbus Delano, of Knox County,
and G. Volney Dorsey Of Miami coun.
ty, when, on motion, they were cleo
ted nv nnclamntinn
ALTERNA1Es
After several nominations and with.
drawals, the following named gentle.
men were selected for the four Alter
mates:
j. Loudon, Of Brown county, j. 7.
Shryock, of Muskingnm, George
Worcester, Of Huron, G.. ID. Lentcr.
OF Cuyahoga county, and on motion.
they were declared elected by accla-
nation.
Gov. B. Stanton, Chairman of the
Committee on Resolutions, made the
following report.
RESOLUTIONS
|. Resolved, That the Pcople of
Ohio, in Convention assembled. sol
emnly renew the pledges heretofore
made by the country, that they will
in the future rs they have in the past,
sustain the Government with all its
resources of men aud money in sun
pressing the wicked rebellion against
the Constitution, the Union and the
laws.
2. Resolved. That the loval pop.
ular instinct Of the people in demand
ing reelection of Abraham Lincoln
for the Presidency, illustrates the
highest evidence, and in obedience
to it, this Convention cordially re.
commends to the National Union
Convention his denomination.
3. Resolved, That we congratu-
late the country upon the brilliant
success Of our arms, and make ack.
nowIedgmcnt of our gratitude to the
army an1 navy of the United States
for their past services, which we ac.
cept as n guarantee, that under Prov
idcnce final victory will speedily come
and this rebellion lie forever crushed.
I. Resolved, That with Just pride
we proclaim the fact, that in the
Cabinet, in the field, in the council of
the nation, the ability, fidelity and pa
riotism of Ohio have been proudly
manifest.
=. Resolved. That this Conven.
tion hereby pledges the cordial sup.
port of the Union mon of Ohio, TO
the great measures which have mark
cd the administration of Abraham
Lincoln, and especially do we ap.
prove the. pending amendment of the
Constitution, TO make the States OF
the Cmion all Republican and there
fore forever one and undivided.
After some unimportant business
was transacted committee was an
nounccd to wait upon Gov. John
Brorgh, and invite him to make a
speech in the evening in front of the
State House.
On motion the Convention adjourn
ed, sine die.
Thus ended one of the most har.
monious Convention that ever assem-.
bled in the Capital. There were no
chickering's. no jealousies, nothing to
sonr the feelings or produce the least
dicord. Every delegate was willing
to yield his preferences so that har-
mony and strength was added TO the
/ glorious cause of the Union, and the
maintenance and supremacy of the
laws.
After the adjournment of the Con,
vention the State Central Committee
met at the Neil House, and selected
the following
STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
DIR. G.. Volney Dorsey of AIiam
county, Chairman; DR. James vii
liams, Of Franklin county, Secretary
and Treasurer, A. b. Buttles, Theo
Comstock. II. Miller, b. Gilmore
Ex Gov. Dennison, all OF the Cit,
Columbus.
EJ- Somebody who knows, say
that when two or more women, ap
lproaching you on narrow walk fll
behind Que another to enable you T.
pass, you may be sure that they ar
ladies Of uncommon politeness AM
reconsideration. The usual course pun