Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-05-26

been in the habit of making speeches OF
late years, but, if he had been, the glorious
news which had inst been read-which was
undoubtedly true-was better speech than
he could make long or short. AS they were
all minute men, and had important business
to perform, he would take the chair and
| ask the Convention to proceed with the
! business before it.
| That being the next business in order
the following Committees were announced
COMMITTEE ON CREDENTIALS.
! lst Dist.-B. Il. Stone, of Hamilton County
2nd " EFT. Carson, of Hamilton.
| 3rd WIN. II. Lough, Preble.
4th "A. T. Howard, Champaign.
9TH " M. Dumbruff, Auglaize.
9Th E" -R. w. Clarke, Clermont.
9TH " -Lucien Buttles, Franklin.
Sth I" r. NJ. Jones, Delaware.
9th w. B. Sloane, Ottawa.
10th " Geo. Laskey, Wood.
18th " II. r. Stanley, Vinton.
18th /" ". II. Willard, Hooking.
18th g j. w. King, Muskingum.
14th Z" Richard Shakespeare, Medina.
10Th g &C. NJ. Woodbridge, Washington.
10Th " Isaac Welsh, Belmont.
18th " S. w. Clark, Columbiana.
18th " Francis Branch, Cuyahoga.
10Th " e. B. Woodbury., Geauga.
COMMITTEE ON PERMANENT ORGANIZATION,
RULES AND ORDER OF BUSINESS.
1st Dist.-Benj. Eggleston, of Hamilton co.
I'd "A. G. Sands, Hamilton.
Sd --A.G. McBurney, Warren.
4th Stephen johnson, Miami
9th M. II. Kirby, Wyandot.
9Th Chambers Baird, Brown.
7th '' B. Nesbitt, Greene.
9Th " "A. j. Sterling, Union.
9th d" II. G. Robinson, Crawford.
10th g WIN. Sheffield, Henry.
18th H. S. Bundy, Jackson.
18th IS. M. Penn, Ross.
18th g Jos. G.. Devin, Knox.
l4th '' "A. L. Curtis, Ashland.
18th 50 H. S. Horton, Meigs.
18th Levi Sargent, Tuscarawas.
18th Robert Sherrard, Jr., Jefferson.
18th d" IS. S. Osborne, Lake. il
10Th {. F. G.. Service, Mahoning.
COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS.
1st Dis't-Geo. Keck, of Hamilton county.
2nd I" M. p. Gaddis, of Hamilton.
3rd " Peter Odlin, of Montgomery.
4th BENZ. Stanton, of Logan.
5th " e. Colt, of Hancock.
9Th g WIN. r. Smith, of Highland.
7th " H. w. Smith, of Madison.
Sth Isaac Gass, Of Richland.
9th :. &C. X. Watson, of Seneca.
10th % George r. Haines, of Lucas.
11th Eli Glover, of Scioto.
10Th 60 w. II. b. Denny, of Pickaway.
18th " John A. Blair, of Muskingum.
18th Martin Welker, of Wayne.
18th " Edward Archbold, Monroe.
18th g John A. Bingham, of Harrison,
18th s' WIN. Mccoy, of Carroll.
18th t" John Johnston, of Summit.
10th g -Abner Kellogg, Of Ashtabula.
COMMITTEE TO SELECT A STATE CENTRAL
COMMITTEE.
lst Dist. v. Guthrie, of Hamilton co.
ID III. G.. Armstrong, g .al
Sd " WIN. Il. Brown, Butler.
4th {" Charles Calkins, Darke.
5th j. f. Hinkle, Hardin. .
9th " John @. Smith, Clinton.
7th IN. Merton, Franklin.
8th Sc S. T. Cunnard, Morrow.
9th g r.. G. Howard, Huron.
10th 50 ID. w. III. Howard, Fulton.
llth s Joseph Bradbury, Gallia.
18th " John A. Hunter, Fairfield.
18th " John E. Irwin, Coshocton.
14th g Geo. G.. Wasburne, Lorain.
18th /" IF. w. Wood, Morgan.
10th 6 u. Dunbar, Guernsey.
18th g John w. Church, Stark.
18th g Geo. B. Senter, Cuyahoga.
10Th " ID. L. Rockwell, Portage.
The Committee ON Business and Rules
was instructed to provide for the nomina-
ton of two candidates for Presidential
Electors for the State at large.
After some further conversation, the Con-
yention took recess until two o'clock II
the afternoon.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention was called to order by
the temporary President, at 2 o'clock.
2 The committee on Credentials reported
that there were a number of counties no
reDresented in the Convention. There wa
but one contest, and that was from Lucas
county, which had been settled by the com
mittee. Some counties were not represent
ed by full delegations; and the committed
had recommended that the delegates pre-
sent should cast the vote OF the county they
represented, and counties not represented
should not be voted for by proxy. The re-
port was accepted and adopted. ~
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON PERMANENT
ORGANIZATION, ETC.
The committee on Permanent Organiza-
tion reported the following officers of th'
Convention: lp 51o9 svs
Em President--T. r. STANLEY. q-5t
bdi be5i1i 10 VICE PRESIDENTS, ~ IL3
1st District--M. b. Hagans, Of Hamilton
| I'd, +. j. Myer, of Hamilton; Sd, j. *. O'Neal
Warren: 4th, J.. B. Conklin, Shelby; 5th, B
Carlin. Hancock; 9Th, James Louden, Brown
IN. "A. Waddle, Clarke; 9Th, j. B. Coles
| Union; 9th, Charles Tostis, Seneca; 10th
Brice Hilton, Defiance; 18th, II. S. Neal
Lawrence; 18th, e. S. Colburn, Perry; 18th
David Chambers, Muskingum; Hth, s.. M
Ssvtev 1si,i srd.s i6th. Geo. hi. Woodbridge