, 1864-05-26

tafned the names Of 4. J. Kux6xnnA,1 of .1oh,
| eon county. for President. PEnKrsa RE-. ,
| Chicago. as First Vice Pres1deut and snye,
Secretaries.
On taking his seat, the Pres,dent elect made h,
salutatory, which was enthusiastically received.
J The committee on credentials submitted the,
| report. which was adonted
| The Convention then proceeded IN h.,1o+ fl.
candidate for Governor, with the fo1]o,11no "a n
result Of the fret Ct Informal ballot:
u INFORMAL uA11or.
Whole number of yotcs s,.-.... 70
Necessary to a choIce. oIce............... ~
~ G. Fuller, Of Boone: one::...-........-......aa
Jeesc L. Du6oiss a. Richian5 1o3
John II. Palmer, Of Mscoupon,. -, T-ss
TRsr FORMAL nALIoF.
T,,ii.s H. 0s'e6os s-.-.''''.-.'...'........3S
49, '''''''-'''''--' '''''..N5
oglesby's majority. ty................... %
Gen. oglesby WIS declared the unanimous
choice of the Convention. and comn1ttcc hof,,
appointed to conduct him to the Convent:on =;
came forward, being introduced by Gci. prrnt5s,
as the coming man.
General OgIesby addressed the Conyent1on IN ,
eoulstirring speech. replete with nat.iotisn, ~
had not sought the honor, and believed there ver.
other men who would oil the Office rnncb het.-,
than be- II elected; hut be assured thcu Of hJs 5a
termination to do all That should Lie in hls nowe,
for the SUCCESS Of the ticket and for the pnn NJ te
people, In case 1t 1t was successful is resyona,
ton from the army had lust been accented. md he
would therefore be able to devote himself entirc,
to the cause.
He took his seat amid enthusiastic cheering.
l Tho Convention then proceeded to thu nom1n..
ton of q candidate for Lieutenant f3orerno- tho
| following named gentlemen being mt in non,,n,-
| ton: Morgan Bsurs. OF Marsha1l conntv. whit, -,
| Brose. of the CutcAco Tnnusr. Jobn = aadams
| Of Stephepeon county: Thomas i. Tnrner ~ sto'
pheneon; Joseph Peters, Of vermilion county. and
S1uA a. l1au1, o' bureau county.
| WILLIAM baoss vas nominated by clear malor-
1ty on the hrst ballot. and hla nomination was
thanks for the honor couferred. NA'
The nomination Of a candidate for the office Of
| lot, ss follows: i -
eycnrr.Rv or sr.-x-v,rs-
John P. Re7nolds, .! sanseuon .....:..:....... n
e1a1on asnoae, OF u. e'a,r. .s7s
aGe votes wfFe slyen Tor stsphen g. Pst-
.. ",ntef, Of hnox, ,Georse Il. uatlsn, of Tazewell
ofMr. Tyudale was nude nnanimous so A'''''n1'l'n
-~ ron 4rn,rnn-r,nsrr r,IIor
I<b,n, +, H,vnIa ~ a1.~,na.. aco
" ~ u. @!a ol eangamon mo- ,,:,...'.......:.....4
nous, ~ ''~ '''|'A' >+''@''
g., srA4s razAegsrh. e
toi' JUN Il. Mooo' o. Aaolton' Col. James q.
BeSeraege OF Deha1b, John D. cfapp Of 10 Darl-
ne,ton In rho er<t h,,1n+ r., n.,,.;5~. ..ssn..
,no,or,,S - ,ha xa... . ~, s o.ose .css1'eo
Iaulo4''1 VI 'ne Voice cast, ana nc WIS declared
the unanimous rominee OF the Convention,
EuEEn1N1ESpEnr OF ruH11p INSTRUCTIONS.
Fov Snrc,7n,er aon+ ~ rnh,,o 1,...,.t4.-
xswtcn D., ~ u,aa., uuns en''sncs'on, non.
f.
Ete1hardt Of Cook, we're put in nomination. Mr.
Ete1hardt's friends Withdrew his name without
ballot, md Newton Bateman WAS nominated b.
se1''o1a11'u'
cosonEssxAx At LARGE.
,.s: :" ~, Go'on o 3nelp5. 'acssoo ufllnshaw Of
aoant w. nooef' Ange1s soi! o. Peoria, Col. John
Dougherty OF Union, and Col. Jacques Of Adans,
we're offered as candidates. On the first ballot Mr,
te n nomi""tton m"s mss px ewe'se majority and
40 A'"Aup'on "as suoseqaenty made unant-
Mr. Mou]ton briefly returned his tbanka He
hoped to hare the neasurn of see,nc t5en, a.
county IN the State before the day OF election. Re
warned them MOTTO be supine, and lose the election
thereby. II the power was to pass into the hands
of the coppe1head party, tho Union was gono for
esef. ne was tnosonghlJ radical man. The
cause Of this damnable rebellion must bel wped
'"'' a41o '''~' ~ ''0 pun qamns u ,A' oasooes'
TIE report Of ths COMMITTEES on Resolutions was
presented and laid On the table, when a second
Committee on Resolutions uas eonatItnte5 cnn-
sts,inc of Me,ars n q. cook of1ss.i,a Hss;1.. -,
VI ~ ,..,9 :. ok, y. Lasa!e he:ing' OF
and Weldon, ofDe Witt comfy.
The Convention then adjourned for one hour.
durtnp uhch time the conm,t.ee nrenorad tha ~.
,,o ia th or toe convendon
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