The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-06-14

cOGnty 10 twenty y-thTcc delegates.
Respectfully submitted,
Z. BELL, Chairman.
The report was received and adopted.
The committee appointed for the selection OF
delegates to the Representative Convention ro-
ported the following named delegates:
Edwin Tullcr, Walter Cummings,
j. =. SlcVin, l.. :. Lnomis,
J. WEWoodburY, $. NJ. Newton,
3. q. Rogers, DR.. Edwin Sage,
Saml NJ. Chilcote, Daniel iouscy,
Simpson jones, Peter Bell
John Russell, Jacob DautcrmOn,
Alvin Clark, Isaiah Bernard,
j. j. Norhes, =. j. Harper,
Thos. Gorrill, Thos. Crago,
Geo. DCnnison, Ebcr Wilson.
Martin Warner.
Tho report was received and adopted,
Rpor Of hc Committee TO Select Dolgaics 10 The S4-
dtoriui COnrcntion.
The Committee to recommend delegates to the
Senatorial Convention beg leave to o1cr the fol
lowing names:
Perrysburg Township-Colonel P. s. Slcyin.
Weston Township-Geo. p. Hinsdaie.
Center Townshp-G,o. Williams,
Montgomery Townshp-R. W. Kelley.
Webster Township Geo. G. Phelps.
Troy Township-Thos. Gorrill.
Perry Township Simpson Jones.
Middleton Township. K. Ru iolph.
Respectfully submitted.
GEO. LASkEl Chairman.
The report was received and adopted.
The Committee appointed to select delegates
to the State Ccnvcnton reported the following
names
Geo, n. Parsons, Geo. Williams,
S. ". Chilcotc, }. c. Rogers.
ALTERNATEx.
Isaiah Bernard, Lcv Taylor,
S. u. Price, Robert fenton.
The report was received and adopted.
Thc Commtteo on Resolutions reported the fol
loving;
Rcsolr,,i, I. That the mcnsbers Of this Conyen-
ton, he ny proiUUudly impressed with sense o
the perls through which the nation has recently
passed. would express their heartfelt gratitude to
the Givcr OF all Good for the continued blessings OF
civil liberty.
2. That the memory of Abraham Lincoln- the
Preservcr of his Country will be MS iondly cher
isled in the hearts of all lovers ef Human Liberty
as his untmcly death is sadly dcpored.
3. That we have perfect confidence in Andrew
Johnsonthat lac is the right mn in the rgh
place; that his admuisUalgc policy has Oul
hearty support and approval, aud that through
him we beeyc the dignity and honor of the Amed
can people wall be amply maintained.
4. That Treason the highest crime against
nation -" must he made odinus."
5. That we hail the dawning of peace and IN,
return of our battle SCARED soldiers a3 the har
binger of degree of national prosperity hithcrt,
unparalleled in American history.
&. That the thanks Ot the Al.crican people art
| due in an eminent degree to our gallant army and
! navy, who have so E0bay stood by our country it
! her hour of peril aul have shown to the worlC
| that tsc people OF TINS Republic are capable o
| solt-goytInment.
Z. That Wood County is proud of ihc hcroisn
| and gallantry of her soldiers.
4. That Senator James &. Hail, ever faithful
and trustworthy and cujoying in au unusual de
gree the confidence Of the people in all parts Of h
State, is our choice for iiieQtouast Governor o
! Ohio,
After the unanimous adoption Of the resolutions
and some discussion relative to the powers to b.
conferred upon delegates, Colonel p. S. Slevil
was invited to address the Convention, which h
did at some length, and in an eloquent and i'm
prcssiye manner.
On motion, the Convention adjourned Sine die.
+. j. 0BLINGER,
2. j, WEBB,
Secretaries.