The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-08-12
APPoRTfoNhEET.

Committees were appointed rs IolioWs
APpoRTIoNhENr.
G. W. Leith, Wyaudot. w. E. Lee,
Allen, Edison Colt, ST., Hancock, Y. S..
Gililanl, Van Vert, A. 7, Stanley. Har-
din, g. W. uolbrook. Augaize, VIM.
Dickman, Mercer.
RESOLUTIONS.
T. Z. ningham, Allen, James Harsh
Hancock, 7. e. Grisell, Wyandot, W. L.
Walker, Hardin, r. B. Encoll Van Wort
John Walhup, Auglazo, j. w. Rley,
Mercer.
Convention adjourned to / P. n.
IP. NJ. .--Convenlion met pursuant TO
adjournment. The Committee on Ap-
portionmen, and Rul1s reported as fol.
lows:
Number Of votes each County be enti-
tied to cast in the Convention
Wyandot, 90; Hardin, 10 Hancock,
23; Allen, 81; ; Van Vert, l3; Auglaize
i5'
That delegates present from each coun-
ty bo authorized to cast the vote of the
county,
Thata majority Of all the votes cast be
necessary to choice Of candidates,
Convention proceeded 10 nominate a
Candidate for Congress. Mr.. Harsh pre-
sontod the name Of Col. Moses B. Walker
Of Hancock. On motion of Mr.. Myers,
Of Allen, the rules were suspended. and
Col. Walker was nominated by acclama-
ton.
Convention proceeded to nominate a
candidate for elector, for which position
the following names were presented.
VIM i. Walker, Of Hardin,
7, E Grse!l, WyNndol,
T. s, Gilliland. Van Vert.
4 ballot was had, with the following
result
Walker, 81; Cilliland, 81 Grisell, Al. .
Forty eigh. being necessary to a choice,
and no one having received tina. number,
second ballot was had.
Walker, 23t; GiIliann, 274; Grisell,
35. No choice. The third ballot resul,
ted as follows;
Walker, A; Gilliand, COZ; Grisell,
3!1. Mr.. Gilliland's naiae WAS with
drawn, and a fourth ballot was had, with
the following result
Walker, So Grgell, AZ.
On motion, the nomination Of Mr..
Walker, was declared unanimous.
Tho Committee on Resolutions repor-
ted the following
Rtso!sa, That tho faithfulne,s and
honesty of purpose with which tho Pro,i-
deaf has discharged the duty of his Office
during tic three ycsrs of civil war enti
lies kim TO the co,.iIonco Of the country,
and we hereby cordially y ra,",y his renom
inaton, and endorse the platform atopt-
ed by The Baltimore Cohventionr
Resolved, That the patriotism and self
sacrifice displayed by l@e heroes of the
RupubNe, now battling for the preserva-
ton of free government, challenges the
admiration OF the world, and entitled
them to the gratitude and everlasting re.
membranco Of the loyal people of tn.
country, and that we plsdge ourselves
to stand by and support them with which
they have pursued the object for which
they are IN the field,
Raolped, That We again renew .our
pledge to cheerfuliy sustain the Govern.
men. in its efforts to pnt down the infa
nous rebellion tha, !, now be waged fol
its overthrow, aud to defend it, not onl,
against the reasonable Vaccinations o
secret oath bound combinations in tlt
North, whether such Vaccinations looI
to the establishment Of a Moth western
Confederacy, or in a more direct manne
to aid the rebellion by other equally Grim
inal means.
Mr.. Walker, the nominee for Elec.o
made short but very pAhy speech it
response to calls, after which she Conven
tion adjourned.
C. II. GODFREY, Chm.