Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-14

Ths seventh consrss.isnai DistriSs.


Convention met at London, at 10 O'clock
A. NJ, of Monday, June 18th, 1854.
Capt. S. H. Bowlus, of Clarke county, was
elected Chairman, and M. L. Bryan chosen
Secretary. :.
The following gentlemen were appointed
a committee on Credentials, viz: J; OBJ:
Renick, of Franklin; WIN. G. Smith, OF
Clarke; Saml Beal, OF Greene, and Joseph
Rea, of Madison.
On motion of Gen. s. w. Andrews, the
basis of representation was fixed at one
delegate for every fifty votes cast for VAL
landigham for Governor. %.
On motion, the following gentlemen were
appointed'a committee on Resolutions, VIZ:
j. G.. McGufey, of Franklin; John l..
Forbes, of Clarke; S. G. Barbour, OF Greene;
NJ. l.. Bryan, of Madison.
On motion, Convention took recess un-
til l25k o'clock p. M. ADM
AFTERNOON SESSION,
Convention met at 121S o'clock, and q
portion of the delegates havingjust arrived,
they claimed they were not bound by tne
action of the morning session, 1t not having
met at the hour specified in the puphsned
call, which was o'clock p. M.
On motion, the Chairman ana Secretary
of the morning session were re,choseli' as
9.
w. M. Flanagan, of Madison, was elected
Sergeant-at-Arms.
The committee on Credentials reported
the following delegates: .A
Greene--W. j. Alexander, r. ?. Haines,
Samuel Beall, Geo. Routledge, Thos. Middle
ton. A. ]. Christopher, VIM. Brock, Il. Har-
per, L. Barber, E. Bales, J. D. G. Stark:
Franklin-lst Ward-W. Eaton; "a ward
Il. E. Wilson; Sd Ward-J. G: McGulfey; !;
4th Ward-Otto Dresel; 9TH ward; =.
Rickly; 9th Ward-J. ]. Funston; 1th
Ward-J. M. Koerner; 9Th Ward-Wa alter
NJ. Clancey; 9th Wards. w. andrews; );
Prairie township-A. W. Shearer hrSio Si
township-John II. Lynch; Plain townsnlp
ID. b. Strait; Blendon township-Wm.
Cooper; Perry township-Alonzo Hart;
Miffiin township-Thos. Young; Sharon
township-G. H. Griswold; Hamilton town.
ship-Henry Obetz; Franklin township-
j. O'B. Renick; Clinton township-C. w.
Hess: Brown township-Hosea High; JET
ferson township-E. Compton; Madison
township-A. A. Shortt; Washington town
ship. r. Marshall.
/ Cldrke-J. Worthington, LIST Ward; "a, H.
H. Coils, G. NJ. Gould; Sd, VIM. DAVIDSON,
Geo. Spence, Geo. Diebert; 4th, j.. 3. Har-
rison, Owen Gallagher; German Township
j. III. Blose, Eli kiseri Pike. JORDAN,
w III. hlCIdIuSOIl,
Sprinefield-Peter Printz, Louis Peetrey,
A. Hedges; Greene-John ]. Forbes; Har-
mony-W. E. Yeazle; Moorfield-S. Il.
BowIus; Madison-E. W. Hill.
Madisor--W. H. Creighton, Joseph Rea,
w. M. Flanagan, NJ. L. Bryan.
On motion, the basis of representation in
the Convention was fixed at one vote for
each fifty votes cast for Vallandigham 1or
Governor. r..f... a..-..
THE DELEGATES.
Mr.. George Spence moved that the Con-
yention proceed to elect two delegates to the
Chicago Convention. The following names
were presented as said delegates: S: 5. Cox
and Samuel Medary, of Franklin; John 5.
Harrison, S. III. Bowlus and Matthew Bon
ner, of Clarke. r-7 ry. ff,l
1t having been agreed to vote by counties
for one delegate at time, the delegates re-
tired, and after consultation, returned and
onnounopd tho following vote: .