Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-03
Delegates to the 9th of January
Convention.

Monroe have elected the following dele
gates and alternates to the 9Th of January
Convention:
Delegates.-Jas. r. Morris, j. Williams,
John P. Spriggs, Mark Albert, T. G. Allen,
FL. r. West, Eiel Headley, DR.. j. Way.
Alternates. II Daniel Walton, Edward
Ed, George ". Mason. Joseph Myers,
Elias Barker, ESQ, Thos. Fowler, Esq.
No instructions.
SENECA CoUNTY.-The following Dele
gates have been elected by the Democracy
OF Seneca county:
John w. Paine, A. Landon, VIM. M.
johnson, E. 7. Stickney, Lewis Balding,
Frank Baker and VIM. Lang.
No Instructions.
CLINTON CoUNTY.-The following are
the delegates chosen by the Democracy OF
Clinton county:
| j. w. Warner, Judge Hinkson. j. w. Ca
rOthers, General Denver and w. B. Tel
fair.
Resolutions were adopted declaring for
Judge THURMAN for United States Senator
and for Hon. GEORGE II. PENDLEToN for
President.
FAYETTE CoUNTY.-The Democracy OF
Fayette county have chosen the following
delegates and alternates:
| Delegates-Wm. Harrison, Gilbert Ter
rell, Levi Rowe and w. G. Gould.
| Alternates-James Alexander. E. L.
Ford, Wilson Syferd, T. M. Gray.
Resolutions recommending Judge THUR
MAN for United States Senator and w. c.
GOULD for District Presidential Elector,
were adopted.
ASHLAND CoUNTY.!The Democracy oi
! Ashland have chosen the following Dele
gates and Alternates =fes ~
| Delegates.-J. J. Jacobs, Montgomery
Wade Armentrout, VermilliOn; j. E.
Chase. Jackson James Dunlap, Sullivan
j. S. Wetherby. Mohican. II
Alternates.-H. NJ. Critzer, Ruggles; II.
D. Ruth. MifHin; Henry Pifer, Milton ;
Robert Marks, Lake; Hugh Elliott, Clear
creek; George Mcconnell, Orange.
Resolutions were adopted declaring that
powers not expressly delegated to the GEN
eral Government are reserved to the re-
spective States or the people; that they
are opposed to Negro Suffrage South as
well as North; that the Federal Govern
ment should admit the Representatives of
the Southern States to their seats in the
National Legislature; that they are in ia
yor OF paying the National Bonds in legal
tenders as they become due-except in
those cases where the National faith is by
act of Congress pledged to pay in coin;
that the Hon. GEORGE H. PENDLEToN, the
eminent statesman, distinguished alike for
his purity of character and great ability,
was their choice for the Presidency.
GREENE CoUNrY.-The Democracy of
gates:
Delegates.-J. D. C. Stark, A. J. Christo-
pher, Wm. j. Alexander and G. w. Dewey.
No Instructions.
CRAWFORD CoUNTY.-The entire Democ-
racy of this county have been appointed
delegates to the State Convention, and res
olutions adopted in favor of Hon. C. L.
and Hon. George H. PENDLEToN for Pres
ident.
VINroN CoUNTY.-The Democracy of
Vinton have elected the following dele
gates:
-Delegates.-O. T. Cunning, Archibald
Mayo, Henry Reynolds and DR.. 81. C.
Moore.
The meeting instructed for Hon. GEORGE
FL. PENDLEToN for President.
TRUMBULL CoUNTY.-The following del
egates and alternates have been chosen by
the Democracy of Trumbull:
Delegates-George McCarteny, Hon. I.
L. Fuller, S. L. Hunt, Daniel Boyce, Hon.
NJ. Birchard.
AIternates-Dr. d. B. Woods. E. H. En-
sign, Esq, II. 81. Moses, Esq, Joseph Hall,
John Lamb.
The delegates were instructed to use
their influence to secure the selection of
Hon. M. BIRcHARD as one of the Presiden-
tial Electors tor the State at large. A res
Dlution was adopted declaring it inexpedi-
ent for the State Convention to take any
action upon the United States Senatorial
question.
rain have chosen the following delegates |
and alternates:
Delegates-H. 81. Poppleton, p. w. Samp-
sel, D. E. Wadswortn, Chester A. Cooley, |
D. Billings and P. B. Shepard.
Alternates-George c. Underhill. C. P.
Sutliff, H. q. Chapman, Nicholas Sheffield |
and N. L. johnson. 6lE
The Delegates were instructed to vote
for Hon. GEORGE Fl. PENDLEToN for Presi-
dent.
HURON CoUNTY-The following are the
Delegates chosen in Huron county:
James Fl. Rule. DR.. A. d. Skellinger,
Isaac Powell, G. P. Irwin, j. w. McCrillis,
W. F. Day. CT 80 y,rs
In case of inability to attend the Con-
vention, each Delegate was authorized to
elect his own substitute.
The journal on its Circulation
In an article noticing the abolition OF the
custom of paying for the publication OF
the List of, Letters, the Journal says:
The publication of the Letter List has
been valuable to us only as an official re-
cognition of the fact that the Journal has |
the largest circulation ot any paper pub
lished within the range of delivery.
In asserting thatth Journal received the |
List of Letters because it had the largest |
within the bounds of the de- |
livery of the Columbus Postoffice, that pa
per tells what every business man in the |
city knows to be an untruth. 1t has not
the largest. circulation, and had not when
the Postmaster gave it the List. Time and
again have we offered to compare the cir
culation of the STATESMAN with that of the
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