The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-06-27

Der OF votes cast olS; necessary to a
choice, 257.
Gen. Hays was declared the nomi-
nee Of the Convention.
A call was made for Gen. Hayes,
whereupon Hoh. Benjamin Eggleston
responded, that, il the absence of
Gen Hayes, he was authorized, In his
behalf, to thank the Convention for
the honor conferred upon him in Sc
lectiug him as the standard bearer Of
the party in the State.
NOMINATION. OF LiEUr. GOVERNOR.
j. w. Stinchcomb, Of Hooking couu-
". evidently having great regard for
Hamilton county talent, presented
the name Of Hon. Benz. Eggleston as
candidate for Lieut.. Governor. The
honor was respectfully declined.
The following candidates were then
presented
w, @. Howells, Of Ashtabula
Peter Hitchcock, Of Geauga 8. o.
Grisworld, OF Harrison; N, ID. Tib-
balls, Of Summit John B. Brieu, Of
Brown; A. j. McBurney, of Warren;
N. w. Werdeu.
The last throe names were with
drawn. iU hdin
The name Of Hon. Samuel Gallo
way, was then presented as candi-
date, aud a motion made to declare
him by acclama,ion the nominee Of
the Couven ton.
A friend Of Mr.. Galloway with.
drew his name, saying he would in
no case be a candidate for Lieutenant
Governor but the 6rst motion being
pressed, II was put aud declared ear.
riod.
The question being raised whether
such motion was in order, without
a suspension Of the rules, on motion
Of Gen. Piaft, the motion declaring
Galloway the nominee was rescinded,
aud the vote was taken on the several
candidates bIforo the Convention.
The votes we're very much divided
between tho several candidates, Gallo.
way aud Howells receiving the larg.
est number. At the close Of the vote
changes TO Galloway began to be
made, aud the names of all candidates
but Howells were withdrawn nomiu.
ally, slough they could not be accord
ing TO rule.
The result was declared Whole
number Of votes cast, 5l4; necessary
to choice, 25s; Galloway received.
! 1853; Hitchcock, %; Tibballs, 8;
Grisworld, 1.
Mr.. Galloway was declared the
nominee, aud HIS nomination made
unanimous, nr.r
SUPREME JUDGE.
For Judge of the Supreme Court,
the present incumbent, Judge John
Welsh, was nominated by acclama.
ton.
AUDITOR OF STATE.
The following named gentlemen
were presented as candidates for Audi.
tor of State, who received the mum
Der of votes set opposite their names I;
j. II. Goldman, 299; Chambers Beard,
70; II. s. Martin, 50 Moses Sarchct,
10; s. s. Osborn, 43; I. j. Larsh, 26.
Mr.. Goldman was declared the nom.
inee.
TREASURER OF STATE.
The present incumbent, s. S. War.
ner, was nominated for Treasurer by
acclamation.
COMPTROLLER Of TREASURY.
For this Office the following named
gentlemen were presented, aud receiv-
ed the number of votes indicated :
Fred. Wickham, 95 Col. j. X. Given,
"a; Moses X, Bradley, 351 scattering,
3. Mr.. Bradley was declared the
as ATTORNEY GENERAL.
Tho nomination of w. H. West, as
Attorney General, was made by accla-
nation, there being no opposition.
BOARD OF PUBLIC woRns.
For member Of the Board Of Pub
lie Works tho following named gon-
tlemen we're presented, and received
the votes indicated Philip HERRING,
the present incumbent, 273; Simpson
Crosby, 1879; Godfrey Heck, 81 Val
entine Eichenlaub, presented by the
admirer of Hamilton county lalent,
2l2. Herring was declared the nom
inee.
THE PLATFORM.
The Republican Union Party of
Ohio, in Convention, assembled, de-
clare:
/. That one Of the great lessons
Of the war is, that the American peo.
pie are nation, aud not merely a
eonfederacy Of sovereign and inde-
pendent States.
2. That our existence as a nation
is basod on the great principles an
nounced 10 the Declaration Of Inde-
pendeuse, aud vindioated by the
proclamation, tho constitutional
amendment abolishing slavery, aud
the spirit Of republican democracy
and Justice which underlies the re-
construction policy Of the Thirty
ninth aud Fortieth Congress, which
we hereby fully indorse; aud we de.
mand shall be carried into Uomplete
effect by every needful act Of addi.
tional legislation. at pt ~
3. That while We will always
cherish and defend che American
system of local and municipal self.
governments for local purposes. and
a National Government for national
purposes, and while we are unaltera-
bly, opposed to all attempts at CEN
tralization or consolidation Of power
anywhere, we hold that liberty, and
human rights constitute our great
national boon, which l,cal or State
organisations must not be allowed to
abridge or take away.
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