The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-03-30

Pendleton were chosen delegates on the first
ballot, and the President declared them duly
nominated to the Chicago Convention.
Gen. Geo. W. Morgan thanked the gen
tleman who had voted for him for delegate
to the National Convention, and begged leave
| to withdraw his name. As Judge Ranney
had received the highest vote next to the
candidates nominated, he moved, that be be
unanimously elect a delegate. ..,
| Objection was made TO this motion.
Mr.. Thompson, of Franklin, withdrew
the name of Governor Medary and request-
ed his friends to vote for g. L. Valandieham.
The names of Judge Willett, Wm. Nj. Cory
and G. a. White were also withdrawn.
The following is the result Of the vote for
delegate on the second ballot;
Rarney 2l615
Yallandgham 21125
Cory
| 1t was moved that the vote by counties be
read. A poin: OF order was raised as to
whether member had right to call for the
reading OF the vote after the result had been
announced. An appeal was taken from the
decision Of the Chair, and it was moved that
the motion be laid upon the table.
Mr.. Uhl declared that if the Vallandig-
ham men were to be chokod down in this
Convention by its officers they would with
draw from the Convention.
The President said il the gentleman wo'd
keep order for FIVE minutes the whole ques
ton would be settled. II the Chair had err.
ed in his decision, the Convention had right
to overrule him, and there Was no man
who would bow more readily to its deGis-
! ion.
BY common consent all motions were
withdrawn and the vote was read by coun.
ties.
Mr.. McMahon said he was from Moat
gomery, and had right to speak for Mr..
Vallandigbam in more relations than one.--
II he was here he would endeavor to har-
monizs this Convention. He theref fore moved
| to make the nomination Of Judge Ranney
unanimous. This motion was seconded by
DR.. Olds, who agreed perfectly with Mr.
Mahon. The motion was put, but was do
clared not unanimous.
Nominations for Senatorial electors being
in order. the following gentlemen were nom
mated: George E. Pugh, Thomas w. Bart
ley, J. w. Fitch, William j. Gorden, N ssrs
Reinhard and Yaple Withdrew their names,
not wishing to be considered candidates for
the position. .u-.
Mr.. Mckinney moved to nominate Messrs.
Pugh and Fitch by acclamation, but with :
drew his motion upon objection being
made. The Secretary then proceeded with
the call.
SENATORIAL ELECTORS.
After the counties were called and be fore
the vote was announced, Messrs. Pugh and
Bartley were unanimously Nominated as
Senatorial electors.
NoBIINAATIoN OF STATE OFFICERS.
DR.. Fries then moved that VIM. w. Arm
strong be nominated, by acclamation, for
Secretary Of State, which motion was carried
with enthusiasm.
Thc Convention then proceeded to nomi,
| nate three candidates Tor Judges OF the Su
preme Court, one for full term in place ui
Judge Brinkerhof, one for the unexpred
term Of II. Ii. Hunter, resigned, and one for
tho unexpired term Of Judge Gholson, re.
signed.
Mr.. Glessner, Of Richland, moved that
Judge P. Van Trump be unanimously nomi
mated for the full term ON the Suprume
Bench, which motion was promptly car
ried.
The Convention then proceeded to nomi-
nate the two remaining candidates for Su.
preme Judge. 1t was moved and carried
that the two highest candidates should be
declared the nominees. The ballot resul; ed
as follows: .y.. ..
Machias G. Whiteley, Hancock 249
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