Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-31
Delegates 10 the Sth of January
Convention.


COnvenliOn.
BUTLER CoUNTY.-On Saturday the De-
mocracy of Butler selected the following
Delegates:
1 Barton James. s. Crome, Peter Schwab.
Henry MOndy. Job E. Owens, r. Fl. Hend-
rickson, David Marts, John Clark, Joseph
D. Ringwood, Joseph w. Shields and Peter
Murphy.
ROBERT CHRIsTY, Esq, introduced a
series of resolutions rehearsing the objects
OF the State Convention as set forth in the
call of the State and County Central Com
mittees, and declaring that sit is the earn
est wish of all patriotic Democrats every
where TO preserve that peace, harmony and
concord that always distinguished their
party, which can only be done by regard
ing principles, and not men, and that we
may not produce dissensions and discord
this day in our deliberations by canvassir
the respective claims of those distinguished
Democratic statesmen whose names have
been prominently and honorably men,
| toned in connection with the Office of Sem
ator of the United States," therefore, "tl e
| meeting has no right to consider or pass
upon any matters not included in" said
calls. --s--r.57= --ss1-
These resolutions were adopted. The
convention also declared Hon. GEORGE II.
PENDLEToN as their choice for the Presi-
dency. -.-....-
JEFFERSON CoUNTY.-The Democracy of
Jefferson on Saturday selected the follow
ing Delegates to represent them in the State
Convention:
| Col. G. w. McCook, w. G. Myers, G. l..
| Moore, A. @. Lindsay, John G. Smith. j. M.
Layton, J. w. Collins, j. o. Russell, r. X.
Hill and C. N. Allen. --
CLARKE CoUNTY.-The Democracy of
Clarke county have chosen the following
Delegates and Alternates: .-,
DELEGATES George Spence, John Nc
Gaffey, Eli Kizer, John Meranda and VIM.
E. YeaZell.
ALTERNATEs-S. j. Mcclure, James
johnson, E. L. Weakley, j. II. Thomas and
j. III. BlOse.
The convention resolved against any pro-
position to elect delegates by the State Con-
| vention to represent the 9TH District in the
| National Convention, and to use their in
fiuence in favor of holding aDistrict Con-
vention to selectsuch Delegates. as well as
to select Congressional candidate and a
District Presidential elector but, in case
the State Convention decide to send Dele
gates to the National Convention, the Del
egates from Clarke are Instructed to present
JOHN II. BLosE as the choice of the De-
mocracy of that county to represent them
in the National Convention. The Delegates
were likewise instructed to support E. Il.
DELANY, E-q, of Columbus, for Clerk of
the Supreme Court.
WAYNE COUNTY The Democracy of
Wayne county on Saturday elected the fol-
lowing Delegates and Alternates:
DtLRGATEs.-Asa G. Dimick, Wooster :;
T. w. Pickenpaugh, Milton; d. c. Martin,
Plain; w. w. Hamilton. Wooster; j. w.
Baughman. Sugar Creek; John McGill,
Green; J. B. Kock, Salt Creek; Anderson
Adair, Wooster.
ALTERNATEs.-T. T. McCray, Congress;
S. M. Henry, Franklin ; John Larwill,
Wooster; Irven Anderson, Union; Joseph
McGlenen, Canaan; Neal Power, Wooster;
Hiram Fisher, Paint; John Ault, Chester.
The meeting we understand, declared in
favor of Mr.. VALLANDIGHAM for the United
States Senate.
MONTGOMERY CoUNTY.-The Democracy
of Montgomery county have elected the
following Delegates and Alternates:
DFLEGATEs.-George w. Houk, A. Clay,
Joshua Dram, William Stansel, G.. Mussel-
man, d. Heck, James Wilson, DR.. Haw-
kins. A. Cahil, James Boyle, w. H. Giles
pie, DR.. William Egry, DR.. A. Geiger, FL.
Elliott.
ALTERNATEs.-Jesse Demint, A. c. Moler,
Martin Eifemiller, Josiah Catrow, M. N.
Kimmel, George w. Meyer, Noah Shank,
D. A. Houk, j. A. Mcmahon, John Colhou-
er, Anthony Stephens, j. B. Gilbert, Dennis
Dwyer, w. M. Hippard.
The meeting resolved in favor of Mr..
VALLANDIGHAM for United States Senator;
that it is the duty of the Federal Govern
ment to protect all its citizens everywhere;
that the Internal Revenue should be col
and County Taxes.
PERRY CoUNrY.-The following are the
Delegates:
Hon. VIM. E. Finck, Jacob Row, Curtis
Trovinger, III. A. Sheran and Hon. f. l..
Flowers.
Ross CoUNTY.-A dispatch from Chilli
cothe says: Had large meeting and in
structed the Representatives nearly unani-
mously to vote for Judge THURMAN for
United States Senator.
CLERMoNT CoUNTY.-We have not re-
ceived the list of Delegates chosen in this
county; but have received the information
that resolution instructing for Mr.. VAL
LANDIGHAM was laid on the table. 0t
SHELBY CoUNTY.-A telegraphic dispatch
from Sidney informs us that the meeting
on Saturday passed a resolution, by an
over whelming majority, instructing their
Representatives to vote for Judge THUR
MAN for the United States Senate. The
list of delegates is not given