The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-01-15
ILeETH on JAHylRy
DEMOCRATIC
SI'iTECOlV
From the Ohio Statesman, Jan. 8, 1868.
TEMPORARY ORGANIZATION.


TEMPORARY ORGANIZATION.
The Convention was called to order at II
O'Clock A. NJ, by John G. Thompson,
Chairman of the Democratic State Central
Committee.
Hon. II. j. Jewet was nominated tenn
rorars chsirrnan and elected.
". Jcwett, upon assuming the duties Of
the Chair, thanked the Convention for the
honor Of being called upon to preside over
it, deliberations. The importance of the
present crisis was great. He had often net
the Democracy OF Ohio in convention, and
was familiar with such gatherings. He di-
racted thr attention Of the Convention to
, the great and impending issues before us,
and trusted their deliberations would be
harmonious, AMI inplored them to consider
that the eyes Of the people were upon this
Coayeption, ;that the Democracy of the
whole Union were locking upon US, ard
that the result Of our dcliberaton will ef-
fect for goo.i or evil the action Of cur sister
States Il is Important therefore that we
tltDull uLL VIVA liiDlNJy anu NiSIOItis LAIpI
whatever We do shall be characterized by
unity, and eYinca determination to effect
the good Of our country-that our action
should be so characterized is earnestly hop
I'd for by all the true lovers Of the country,
in every section of the Union, and that you
will iil those expectations is the fervent
hope Of your speaker,
t'essrs II. V. Kerr, OF Clermont, G. E.
Nitc!.par, Of Guernsey, and James A. Gil
nors, Of prebie, zere elected Secretaries.
1t vas moved aud carried that four Ser>
geau,s at arms lie appointed to assist III
seating delegates.
The Secretary thea proceeded to cali the
State by districts for the appointment OF
the 1ol,owing committees.
CaMa;rrG8 OF CRGDENTIALs-l lst dis.
tg;ct. " Cf Jones; "a, Judge More; Sd, j
NgKius:rg; 4ir, James kennon; 9th, Jane;
White; 9th, w e Gould; 7th, David Hask>
Il; 8th, Dr. iLyatt 9Th, DR., A g SkeIen
ger: l0h, DAME! Ssqcr; llih, J I Mama
tlaE; l2,h, Il q Ruttop: 18Th, Dr.. CnsS
l4,s', ,F1nu Stein; 18th, j. L. Hardin; 10th
u y s7Aehnugh; Eth. Joseph Goss; 18Th
n i. Pot; l9;t. J L Bruce,
L4aHA~HNr O2GAM2AlIoN. i, Charles
1, l5r; z. D { Jac,hs: s. Adam Clay; 4, J
I }vvi..aa; s. q 3 Wilson; G, Dr. W "
+, ugny I y j Stark; 8, Richard VII
saa 9. ! Z ;5'ickaey: TO- Milton B Plum
her, i. 1-urv NJ Onlerdook; II, Jane:
,ln.o.f. - John O'neil; IA, Charles
Ec.h'ea, Is, Wm Savely; lG, Rubt Cham
BE- H. q 3 MeAdGW; is, Lawson Wa
~. .ua.,; 10. L q hoacsl.
l.11iacIrDE ON RESoLUTIoNa.- Milton
Say 2'M =" C'iger;, 3, Stephen Crane
4, J J II Kim y; 8, James Makenzle; s
\ : oo,T, I, Geo l. Couyerse s. r, " Wm |
REID; Z L Dickinson 10. " D Hill; Il
Csc2g Z Moore; ~ VIM b Fnck; l3; N +
N..3heA; "A, j J Jacobs; 10, james N Gay
lord; I3, Wm Lawrence; II, Geo W Nc
Cook; 49, L o Marrow; 10, 5 l. Hunt.
CoMMIrYEE ON STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
/, D! George A Dogherty; 2, Thomas /.
Ste7ous 8, d W Van Dyke; 4, John I
Young; 5, Samuel Neil; 6, A N Robinson
:, Richard Nevius; 8, L D Bryant; 9, d
G FultoU; 10, james K Newcomer; II, +
G Moore; II. A T Wailing; la, John {
Stewart; lG, b 7 Spriggs II, Gordon Alex
auder; l8, James Wright; 10, William
Brown.
The following resolutions were adopted
Win shouts Of applause,
Rcsolued, That Hon. George II. Pendle
toa is the unanimous choice Of the Democ
recy Ohio for rext President OF the Unit
ed States
Regolced, That the Delegates to the Ma
tIona Convention are hereby instructed t.
cast the vote of Ohio as a unit, and to us
sll honorable means to secure the nomlna
ton Of mir Pendleton, as President.
RcsolOed, That as tbs greeting Of Ohio t
her sister States iu the Vest and North-wes
to,day in State Convention assembled, th
President of this Convention be directed
forward by telegraph copies of these resolu
tions to the conventions now IN session Il
Indapapo Indiana, Wheeling, Yves
Virginia, and at Nebraska City, Nebraska
Calls were sade for Mr.. pandlcton, it be
ing announced that he was in the city. o
motion, David Tarbel, OF Brown, aud Hon
Geo. ". MeCook, of Jefferson, were ar
pointed committee to wait upon Mr.. Pen
dIeton and invite his attendance upon th
Convention.
The chair appointed Isaac Marrow, Rob
Htcheli, levi y. Wilson and Samuel Kil
as Sergeants-at-arm
The committee returned with Mr.. Pen
dleton in charge, who was received wit
every demonstration OF favor, with cheers
and IL outs and waving Of hats, so that
was immpossible to hear distinctly the briel
but yet just and high eulogium Dir. Jewct
orououuccd upou Mr. Pendle;on. 1t wa
evident that Mr. Pendleton laborad undo
deep emotion, md il was not uniila rad
mens DR. tvo alter Mr. Jewelt, and Pres
dent Of tho Convention, had ceased speak
;pg. thst hs bsfane sufficiently composed /