The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-06-27

and intention of laws the passage of
which he was unable directly 70 de-
feat. It seems to me not inapproA
pirate for this Convention, in such
contingence, to demand of all the
representatives of States and people,
that they shall be punctually at their
assigned posts at the National Capt..
tai ON the Sd OF next month, to pro-
vide by unmistakable, declaratory
legislation against this attempt to
paralyze the popular will. And I
tell you my friends, that great en-
bodied will of the people will yet
sweep out of the wayof the march OF
liberty and civilization every oh,
struct;ng agent and every hairsplit-
ting, word mongering doubter, az
dew is brushed from the grass, or as
lighted straws are driven before the
wind,
But must forbear remarks which
detain you from proper business.
will only add that your prinet-
piles being reasserted, and the issues
which you present clearly defined,
you will go into the field again with
those WHOM you may to-day select
to be your standard hearers and can
didates to achieve another Of those
triumphant victories, to which, thank
God and the glory and justice of ear
cause, We have become accustomed
in free Republican Ohio. -
Mr.. w. II. Perkins, of Hamilton.
was elected temporary Secretary.
|. K. Rukenbrod, of Columbfana,
was elected Assistant Secretary
James E. Ferree was also elected an
Assistant Secretary. -
| A motion was made to the effect
that ell resolutions offered to the
| Convention be referred to tho Com
mittee on Resolutions.
Col. Dom Piatt said he hoped the
resolution would not carry. 1t was
time to dispense with a resolution
that had beea disgraced as gag.
There was no danger that this CON-
vention would be disturbed by reso-
lutions. We know what we want.
1t is time that this resolution. tainted
las it is should be dispensed with.
| The motion having been with
drawn, the Convention took recess
until o'clock 7. NJ. 5.-l'-I-
' AFTERNOON SESSION. II
At two O'Clock the Conventions
was again called to order Hon. A.
wv. Coan, of Clermont, opened the
lsession with prayer. .'
/ The Chairman of the Committee
on Credentials reported that the
delegations of all the counties were
| full. with the single exception Of
Holmes.
| The Chairman Of the Committee
| on organization reported the names
lof the following gentlemen as the
permanent officers of the Conyen.
| ton;
/ Gen. Robert c. Schenck.
VICE PRESIDENTS.
1st District-Fred. Hassaurek I'd
, IS. L. Hayden; 3d-Hon.
-4th-Gen. Isaac S. Gardner ,
, 5th--Hon Pardee Carrolton; 9Th
F. J. Phillips; 7th--Benjanlin Mes
bitt; Sth--Maj w. II. Beatty; 9th
c. K. Watson: 10th-E. Masters ;
11th--Col. John T. Hurd !; 18th
{ Charles F. Shaffer; 13th-Gen. n.
D. Leggett; 14th-Dr L. D.. Girls
void; 15th-R. r. Hudson; 10th
, Col C. L. Poorman 17th-Gen. Z.
R.Eckley 1sth--W. II. Upton 10th
r e, B. Woodward.
| SECRETARY.
( T. G. Donaldson.
ASSISTANT SECRETARIES
w. P. Fogg, Charles A. Cable,
q w. T. Perkins, j. K Rukenbrod,
IC. Parmente, w. d. Bickham, and
, Charles Foster.
} The report of the committe was
e agreed to.
t Gen. Schenok on taking the ehais
4 said he thanked the convention
heartily for this renewed proof OF
their favor, and he could make no
better return than by asking them
4 to proceed at once to the prosecu'
l ton Of the business of the .conYen-
! ton.
! The nomination of candidate
4 for Governor being next in order
; Hol. Benz. Eggleston presented the
;, rame of Gen. T.. B. Hayes. Col
T Poorman presented the name o,
: Gen. B. r. Cowan. Hon. Mills Gard
ner presented the name of Hon
t Samuel Galloway. The names o
{ Hon. B. B. Horton, Hon w. ?. Cut
!. ler, Gen. j. Warren Keifer and Gov
J. j. D. Cox were also presented t
{, the Convention. The names Of B
B. Horton and Gov. Cox were with
y drawn by their friends.
: After the call on the first ballo
/ had been completed, fhe name o
S Gen. Cowan was withdrawn. 4
e gentleman from Hardin moved tha
n the roll of the counties be called ant
the vote of each county announced
n which was agreed to. The roll o
e the counties was then called and tn
g vote of each announced. The frs
J ballot resulted ss follows:
q Hayes, 2S6; Cowan, 13; Gallo
way, 208 Cutler, 2; Keifer, 8. Nee
o essary to choice, 257.
2, Gen. r. B. Hayes having receive,
q majority of all the votes cast, Wa
e declared duly nominated.
q Mr.. Critchfeld, of Franklin, move
Z that the nomination be made nnani
e nous, which was agreed toY amii
! great applause.
Hon. Benz. Egsleston then au