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

E..i.@ AUDITOR. ~ 4.t
The naneszof Jas. FL. Goldman, S.
S. Osborn, HIS. Martin, L. j. Larsh,
Chambers Baird and Moses Sarchet
were. preseiited to the Convention as
candidates for the nomination for
Auditors The first ballot resulted
rs folloyss = ~ .-s4.-E-aI ..1
Goodman, 29S; Osborn, 43 Baird,
70; Sarchet, 1a; Martin 81; Larsh.
20. Jas H Goldman hayin received
a majorityTof the votes cast was de-
clared duly nominated. iursH s5.
-d|itt9sa rREAsURER = * =
Sidney $. Warner vas re1ohrihated
by acclagmaaff!9nn5 gaaffB pnjs t..,@,s.t. ,,s,.,sl.
SqMfTRoLLER OF TREASURY. :! =.
The names of Col MIR. Bradley,
Col. jJdsiah .Given and Fred Wick
ham were presented to the Conven-
ton as candidates for the nomina-
ton for Comptroller. The first bal
lot resulted 81 GQilows ct'i ,sfatE
Bnailey,y 33l; sGWen, IA; Wick.
ham.Sjs Seatteringa3: Col. Bradley,
havipg.receiyed a majority ofall the
votes, cast twas declared the nomi
nee ofstIie Convention, which nomi.
nationrMas made iunanimous.k .a.
beta aGrreRNEY GENERAL! /. 81. =
VIM. west Was ssrs srresndominrated by
acclamatipn. - -,
b. . /.
MEMBER OF BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS. i
The names,of PhilliwHerzing, of
Auglaize,. Major SinleA Crossley,
of LawreAee, and Godfrey Heck. of
TuseaEawas, were proposed. The
first ballot resulted as follows:
Hezing, 273k; Crossley, 100;
Heckd. s1ai Scattering, .. Mr..
Her1ing, hayipg received a majority
of all the;yotes cast, was declared
duly nominated.
4, motion was made authorizing
the State Central Committee, in case
thers should be any vacancy in the
ticket by death or other wise, to fill
such vacancy, two thirds of the com
mittee being present.
Saidmotion was agreed to.
Hon. i. B. GuBekel, the chairman
OF the committee on Resolutions,
preTptesag sgtt1 tbe G. following, resolutions
- 10 PLATFORM. 3sstt
T3maRepublican Union party Of
Ohie. f1n Convention assembled DC
clar@9E Y alMa >s
LIST. That oneiof the great lessons
or { leswar rs that the American peo-
pic are . nation and not merely q
confnsleEaey of sovereign.and inGc,
pcntlent' States. -ti--d1SE on
"a. lThat olIr existence .ss nation
is basedion tho great principles an
nolr1lceH i'll the Declaration OF Inde-
pcndence, and yindicased ohy the
proclamation of emancipation, the
constitutional amendment abolish
ing slavery, and the spirit of repuh-
Hcan democracy andjustice, which
underies the reconstruction policy
of the. 39th and 4Qth Congresses,
whichawe hereby fully indorse, and
which We demand shall be carried
into complete effect by every needful
act Of additional legislation.
3D.. That while we will always
cherish and defend the American
system oflocal' and municipal self
governments Of local purposes, and
a national government for national
purposes, and while we are unalter-.
ably opposed to all attempts at cen
tralfzation or consolidation of power
anywhere, we hold that liberty and
human rights constitute our great
national boon, which local or State
organizations must not be allowed
to abridgt or take away ~
4th: That inibued with the spirit
Of true Democracy, and believing
that tiic powers necessary for the
purpose, Of, attaining the ends of
government, ought not to- be re
stricte1 tJ a privileged class, but
should be vested in the whole peo-
ple,1without unjust or odious distinc-
.tions, or qualifications not equally
attaipable by all andfurther believ-
ing that these sentiments are in
strict accordance with the spirit and
tendency of modern civilization, we
place ourselves on the simple and
broad platform of impartial manhood
suffrage, as embodied IN the pro
observation-disclosures to the State Con
stit9tf9h, appealing to and confdine
in the fiitelli igcncrA Justice and patri
otism Of the people Of Ohio, to 'ap-
prQye5,it at the ballot box.
5th. The American people owe /:
debt lasting gratitude to the brave
soldiers and sailors who in late strug
gle for Our national existence, sc
nobly fought for our liberties anC
for the pritations, suferings, ant
sacrifices Which they endured Th
LOYAL men Of Ohio hereby pledge t.
them and to the widows aud orphan
of those who fell in.defense Of TIL
nation; our sympathies and sui
stantial support.
9th. That we approve and endors
the. military administration Of OF
distinguished fellow citizen, Majol
Gen. Phil. II. Sheridan, in Louisian
and Texas, and pledge him and til
military commanders in the sewers
military districts of the South, til
cordial support of the Union men.'
Ohio in their efforts totprotect I'll
loyal people of the late rebel State
and to secure the organization
Loyal Eand constitutional COVER
ments in said States, u
20 7tIl. That we fully indorse and q
prove of the administration OF o.