The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-06-28

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! for Mr.. Foos, and ho was afterwards de.
clared unanimously the choice of the con.
/ vention.
James Moore was then, on the suspen.
sion of the rules, nominated by acclama.
tion for member Of Board OF Public Works
! The President and Secretary were AN.
thorizcd to inform Gen. Cox Of his nomin.
! ton.
! The committee selected TO nominate n
central Union Committee then reported the
following names, which were unanilno usly
approved:
Di,,rio,s. AS'
I'M. A. jacob, Cincinnati
lI-William h. Davis, Cincinnati.
lie. A. Parrot, Dayton.
IV-James Walker, Bellefontaine
Vt. B. Griswold, Upper Sanduskv.
Ni-Miis Gardner, Washington G. II.
Hii-Isaac NJ. Barrett, Spring Valley.
Vll-llenry hedges, Mansfield,
IS-Rush r. Sloan, Sandusky.
X--h. u. Waite, Toledo.
Al-Elijah Grover, Portsmouth.
Mn. Kage, Somerset,
X,,iil-John Haynes, GAINESVILLE.
AlV-Wm. N. Orr, Orryillc.
AV-Wm. =. johnson, Athens
XVI--F. J. Dunbar. Cambridge.
ANll-J. II. Miller Stcubenville.
AVllI-A. Everett, Cleveland
AlA-Henry f. Parsons, Ashtabula.
OK BEHALF OF THE ARMY.
CnlOncls X. W Ratclile, w. ID. Hamilton. Har-
yoy Hart Major r. p, L.. Babor, Captain j. ii,
Dl,z.
The State Central Copmittee was author.
lied to appoint an Executive Committe from
their own nuuIbo or no., rs they may deem
best
Tho nominations having all been made.
reports OF committees were again in order.
and the report of the Committee on Resolu.
tons was called for. William NJ. Dickin-
son, OF Cincinnati, on behalf of the comni., a
reported the following, which were admir-
ably read and were received with enthu-
Sl1stlc cheers and prolonged applause:
RESOLUTIONS.
The Union people of Ohio, grateful TO Almighty
God for the overthrow of the rebellion. and Tho
preservation OF the National integrity, for the
DRESSINGS OF peace, and for all the favOrs which
ne mas vouchsaled unto us as people, do
Rcsotre lsb That the name and fame of Abra-
nam Lincoln stands out from the history of the
epoch unrlyaled and alone, and while we deplore
MS unumely and cruel death and venerate his
memory, II becomes us TO initiate his wisdom,
hrmness and moderation in the treatment of yexed
questions, and especially to initiate his example
IN waiting for the solution of difficulties to be fur
nshed by tue progress of time and the logic of
events
Cd. That President Andrew johnson, by his I'm 4.
wavering devotion to the Union through years Of
the scvercst trial. has now our highest confidence;
that we chccrfully indOrSe the policy of his admin
iStration, looking TO the restoration of peace and
clvll order in the so-Ualed seeded States, and
tnat as Cnon men ct Ohio, we will give him our
hearty and undivided support
3D. Thatthe thanks OF Ohio and Of the nation are
que to the heroic men Of our army and navy
whose Iabors and suherings have saved the Re-
pnbhc' We honor our martyred dead and joyful
ly welcome to our homes our returning veterans
4th. That the thanks of the loyal people of Ohio
and OF the Union are due to the three Governors
ot Ohio Dennison, Tod and Brough, for the earnest
faithful and patriotic exercise of the Executive An.
thority OF our State during their respective ad-
mlnlstrations; and that through their efforts and
tue nearly cooperation OF our loval people, citi-
zens aud soldiers, Ohio stands in the front rank IN
the roll ot honor among her sister States, in the
great struggle for national existence.
9th. That four years of sangunary war, with its
fearful sacrifice OF life and treasure forced upon us
oy the Shareholders rebellion, has demonstrated to
us aud to the world that slavery and its institu-
tons are irrecOncilably opposed to freedom and
free institutions and all the teachings of bistnry
the dealings of Providence and our own bitter ex-
perchce point uncrringly to their overthrow and
eradication MS our only afe-guard against the re-
currence OF like evils in the future.
oth, That while we aru anxious for an early re-
construction of fraternal rol ,ons with the insurr-
cut states, We demand that such reconstruc ctiOn
snall ne at such ias and upon such terms as will
give unquestioned assurance of the peace and se
cnrty, not only of the loyal people of the rebel
states but also OF the peace and prosperity Of the
Federal Union.
7th. That the thanks Of this Convention are duo
and are hereby rendered TO the loyal men and wo-
men ot.Ohio at home who have so nobly and liber-
ally sustained and choered our brave soldiers in
The field, in their trying e0ris to maintain the ma
uonal authority, in conflict with armed rebellion,
Sth That the experience of the last four wears
shows the absolute necessity In all our poiitical
action Of keeping steadily in view the great princi-
Piles Of our government as set forth in The Declara
ton OF Independence.
9th. That We will cordially support the ticket
this day nominated and promise our collective
aud individual efforts to secure its triumphant
election.
In the evening the State Central Com
mittee appointed tho following gentle
noN, all OF Co.umbus, TO act during tho cr-
suing year, as tho
sTATB EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Gen Geo. b. Wright, Chairman.
James Williams, Secretary.
A. B. Butler,
j. j. JRnney.
Il. Rush Cuwen,
Jos. W Dryer,
Gen. Nj. Barlow.
Judge r r. Sloan, of Erie was ma lie per-
manent Chairman, and VIM. II. Davis, of
Hamilton county permanent Secretary Of
the Central Committee.