The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-02-22
[From the Columbus Journal.
The Governors of Ohio. 5a-

YEARS a NAMES. .r.'.t-.1-.r57y.sf Ia
1803-Edward 2Tiffiin. -, ,,,ae,,
1S05-Edward 'Tiffiin. .-.., - =. - r-,,a
1S07-Themas Kirker. 4, .5,..,. -,
= ,1S0S--Sam. Huntington. - '-','. ,.-a
1810---Return J. Meigs. ~. .-..,;-a1 ~.
1S13-Return j. Meigs. ..s.. ..,'..
1S14-O Othaniel LOCKER. -r 's - ?
,1S14-T. Worthington. ~, - -.
~1S16-T. Worthington. 81. -...
1S1S-Ethan A. Brown. '-'-. ~,
1S2O-Ethan A. Brown.
1S22-Allen Trimble. a.. ,.., "a.
1822-Jeremiah Morrow. .s. ..-
182EJeremiah Morrow. ...s....e
1S26--Allen Trimble. t{. -. T..
1S2S-Allen Trimble. l,...@., ~.
1S30-Duncan Macarthur. .........
1832--Robert Lucas. r. -..' .-..,...
1S34-Robert Lucas. .,.....,. .r'..,-l
1S36-Joseph Vance. ',, .''' 3. ., -, !, ,
.1S38-Wilson Shannon. -'...
1S40-Thomas Corwin::
1S42-Wilson Shannon
1S44-Thos. W. Barley.
1S44-Mordecai BARLEY. 80 ~
1S46-William Bebb. A''.'7' -. @
1S4S-Seabury Ford ''a'''
lS50-Reuben Wood. .'"->a =
1S52-Renben Wood. is''' ! -i-4Vr
1S53--William Medill. +''l '--'i'''.
1S54-William Medill. 5ts 2e5 %
1S56-Salmon P. Chase. d II, -, ,fo-',i
1S5S-Salmon P. Chase. ,".'' ! 7'b'
1S6O-Wm Dennison. H@i s
1S62-David Tod. 2A' 4" =5''ts!'.'j
1S64-Jonn Brough. ]'5~.I
'1S65-Charles Anderson. ai7g 9ai
1S66-Jacob d. Cox 5garrsnHD sf1
Edward Tiffin was inaugurated for
the second term in 1906, and upon his
resignation in 1907, t. accept the posi-
ton of United States Senator, Thomas
Kirker being Speaker of the Senate,
became Acting Governor. 27 o1 D2a
In the following year an election took
place for Governor, and as far as votes
were concerned it was decidedly in
favor of Return j. Meigs, who but a
few months before was serving as
United States. Judge of Michigan Ter
ritory. But his. election was success
fully. contested before the, Legislature
by his opponent, General Nathaniel
Mossie, because he had not been a resi-
dent of the State four years next pre-
ceding his election as the Constitution
required. General Massic, however,
was too generous to accept. an office
when the majority of his people had
voted against him, and therefore, he
Immediately resigned, which, of course
continued Thomas Kirker as Acting
Governor until the succeeding year.
In March, 1914, Governor Meigs re
ceived from President Madison the ap
pointment Of P. M. General, when he
was succeeded in office by Othnia
LOCKER, of Hamilton county Speak.
er Allen .Trimble became Acting Gov.
ernor in 1922. on the election of. A. E
Brown, to take the place of VIM. A
Trimble in the United States Senate
In 1914, having accepted from Presi
dent Polk, the position of Minister te
Mexico, Wilson Shannon, vacated the
Gubernatorial chair in favor of T. w
BARLEY. Reuben Woods second in
auguration did not take place in 1851
but on January 18th 1862, and in July
1853, he filed with the Secretary OF
State lis resignation, that he might fill
the post of Minister to Chill, which hat
been rendered to him by Presiden
Pierce Lieutenant Governor, VIM
Medill became Acting; Governor, ano
the following fall he was elected for
full term, commencing in 1854. JOIN
Brouglf died at Cleveland, August 29tl
1865, and was succeeded by Lieutenan
Governor Charles Anderson, of Day
ton, who acted DIS Governor until thu
Inauguration Of Jacob D. Cox, Januar.
otn' looo. 1s, -.Te..e as.5 az-er5sri ot ill.,.