The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-06-02

On motion, the rules we're suspended
and james Moore, the present incumbent,
was declared by acclamatioB, the nom
inee for the short term.
SENATORIAL ELECTORS.
The following gentlemen we're pro-
posed for nomination as candidates for
Senatorial Electors:
John Peter Biehn, Of Brown county;
Ebcn Newton, Of Mahoning; John NJ.
Connell, Of fairfield; John a. Bingham,
ofHnrrison; Samuel Galloway, Of Frank.
lin county.
Subsequently, Mcssrs. Newton and
Galloway were Withdrawn.
Before proceeding TO call the vote,
motion was made and adopted, that the
rules be suspended so for as they require
the majority Of all votes cast TO nomin.
ate, and the two gentlemen receiving the
highest number Of votes be declared the
nominees.
The Secretary called the vote by cou1.
ties, with the following result:
John A. Bingham ..........di7
John Peter Biehn.
John NJ. Connell.
Messrs. Bingham and Biehn, having
received the highest number of votes,
were, on motion, declared the nominees,
DELEGATES TO TnE BALTfnoRE CONVENTION.
On motion, ex Governor William Den
snion, aud Ex-Governor Tod, were de-
clared by acclomation the unanimous
choice of the Convention as two dele
gates Of the State at large, for the Balii-
more Convention.
There being two others to elect. sev.
eral names were proposed, and finally
they were oil Withdrawn except Colum.
bus Delono, of Knox county, and G..
Volnoy Dorsey, OF Miami county, when,
on motion, they were elected by ncca.
nation.
ALTERNATEs.
After several nominations and with
drowuls, the following named Gentlemen
were selected for four al;ernntcs:
J. Loudon, of Brown county, J. \
Shryock, of Muskingum George Worccs.
ter, of Huron, q. b. Scntcr, OF Cuyahoga
county, and on motion they were de-
clarcd elected by acclamation.
REsoLUTIoN Ms.
/. Resolved, That the people Of Ohio iu
Convention assembled, solcmnly renew
their pledges heretofore made by the
country, that they will in the future as
they have in the past, sustain tho Gov.
ernmcnt with all their rcsourccs Of men
and money in suppressing the wicked
aud Utrocious rebellion against the con.
stitution, the Union and the laws.
2. Resolved, That the loyal popular
instinct Of the people in demanding the
recollection Of Abraham Lincoln TO the
Presidency, illustrates the highest evi-
dence, und in obedience to IL. this Con-
vcntion cordially recommends to the Ma
tional Union Convention his rc-nomina-
tiOn.
3. Resolved, That we congratulate, the
country upon the brilliant success Of our
nrmG, aud make the Acknowledgment Of
our gratitude to the army aud navy Of
the United States for their past service,
which we accept as u guarantee, that un.
der Providence final victory will speedily
come and this rebellion forever crushed.
4. Resolved, That with just pride we
proclaim the fnct, that IN the Cabinet, IN
the field aud in the councils of the nation,
the ability, fidelity and patriotism Of
Ohio have been proudly manifest.
4. Resolpcd, That this Convention
hereby pledge cordial support of the
Union men OF Ohio, to the great meas.
nrcs which have marked the adminstrn-
ton of Abraham Lincoln, and especially
do we approve the pending amendment
Of the Constitution, to make the States
OF the Union all free aud all Republican
and therefore forever one and undiyi.
dcd.
A State Contral Committee was then
announced composed of one member
from each Congressional District. +.
Wickhnm, of Huron, is the member from
III is District.
On motion, the thanks of the Conven
ton were rendered to Col. Stanley, for
the faithful and impartial manner in
which he presided over their dclibcra-
tons.
On motion, the Convention adjourned
sine die.
After the adjournment Of the Cunven-
ton the State Central Committee met at
the Neil House, aud selected the follow
ing;
STATE EXECUTIVE C MMIrTEE.
DR.. G. Volncy Dorsey, Of Miami coun,
ty, Chairman; DR.. James Williams, Of
Franklin county, Secretary and Treas
urer. A. b, Buttles, Theo. Comstock,
III. Miller, II. G ilmorc, Elk Governor WIN.
Dennison, all of the city of Columbus.