The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-29


the Shareholder rebellion aud the com
pletc vindicnlon Of the policy oftho Gov
ernment In the tsriblo and 1nn over
throw of the armed enemies Of the ma
ton; and that all tho predictions or ulti-
mato failure, by the enemies Of the Union,
ard by thoir sympnthizcrs, both nt home
and abroad, have proven false and ground
! less, and have failed 20 intimidate the
bravo mon, who through seas Of blood,
have achieved that which was by traitors
and their allies pronounced to be imros.
siblc.
Resolwd, That the Union party OF
Seneca County, have zcolously l0borod
iur tho past four years, ip common with
the loyal people Uf the whole country
for the Accomplishment Of the great aad
good work Of putting down wicked and
couselcss rebellion, aud saving from des.
truction tho noble government and in
stiluiions established by our fathers, we
will In the future Us in the past, ignore
all party issues aud unite 10 Que common
cndeOyor 10 restore peace, civil liberty,
the protection Of the laws, and tho politi.
cal and civil institutions, under which
we have so long prospcrcd us n nation.
Rosolved, Thut VIC moro thun ever
thank our bravo soldiers aud gallant sea.
nicn, for their great sacrifices, their pa.
tiencc, their endurance, aud their crown.
ing aud distinguished bravery, which has
Terminated with such glorious rcsulls.
Mr.. Huber IRON the Committee to SC
lcct a Central Committee for the cnsuing {
,.,.r ..,..t.J ,t, g,Itn,yip,, ,,..flcrnp n "a
as the Contral C0mmittec:-CUl j. G..
Lec, J. X. llord, JJhn lluss, ]. Robins
aud J. $. Ycrk,
The Convention then proceeded to the
business of nominating candidates for the
respective Offices:
Il. J. Wclkcr, of Thompson, aud It,.
Col. Luther NJ. Strong, of Clinton, were
placcd in nomination for Representa-
tive.
On ,ho Ist ballot, Col. Luther NJ.
Strong received 10 votes, and Il. J. Wei.
kcr 20 votes. Col. Strong having receive
ed a minority of all the votes cast ,hc was
on motion 0l Mr.. Wclkcr declared the
unanimous nominee OF the Convention.
For County Treasurer: Col. J. NJ.
Stevens aud Capt. Mccormack were
nuncd, hut Col. Stevens pcrcmplorily
declining the honor, Capt. Il. MeCor'
mack was unanimously nominated.
For Recorder: Thomas Kuup was
nominated.
For Commissioner; Capt. Jonas Fos-
ter, of Juckson, and ID. NJ. Noikirk were
ns candidates, but Ncikirk de-
clining. Capt. Foster was unanimously
nominated.
For Infrmory Director: Benjamin
Rccmc, of Clinton, wOs unanimously
nominated.
For Prosecuting Attorney; Capt. j.
NJ. Patterson, Capt. A. II. Byers aud
Capt. N. l.. Brewer were named. Capt.
Bycrs declined.
On tho Ist ballot, C0pt. Brewer rccciv.
cd 50 votes and Capt Patterson rcceiy-
ed "a votes. Capt. Brewer was declared
;he unanimous choice of the Conven.
ton.
For Surveyor: Capt, S. b. Grny OF
5cipio, aud Gee. II. lloming, of 1iflin
were placed in ifoihinution. On tho Let
ballot Capt. Gray received 67 votes, aud
Mr.. Hcming received SO votes. MIR.
bIuY WIS utClhItu NHN UNANIMOUS NhN'sN
Of the Convention.
The Convention then proceeded to the
following gentlemen, to the State Con-
ycntion. J, n. pMcnper, A. kugo,
David Stewart, q. NJ. Ogden aud Charles
Tustcr.
Ga motion, all those who attended the
Convention were made Olt"rnatcs.
Mr.. Foster moved that the Central
Committee give notice of the time of the
OF the Senatorial Covcntion,
to tho respective townships, aud that
they select delegates TO tho same. Car
rird.
On motion Of Mr. Hord, the Central
vacancies that may occur from timo To-
time.
On motion, the Convention adjourned
sine die, with the utmost good feeling
aud omid general congrn,u'
ation over tho good ticket placed in
aud the ilattcring prospect
Dl It's success at the polls.
G.J. KEEN, Chairman.
a; a; k.eA, Secretaries.