Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-05

shall recognize naturalization by the 9TH
ers as terminating the former allegiance
and confering all the rights of citizenship :
and we affirm the duty of the Federal Gov
ernment to extend adequate and equal pro-
lection to all its citizens at home and |
abroad, native and naturalized. when in,
the legitimate and peaceable exercise of |
their /, gal or international rights.
Resolued, That we reiterate to the soldie,
and sailors of the Republic our expressio .
of heartfelt gratitude for their heroic sac
rifices and services, which will for ever be
held in the affectioEate remembrance Of
the American people. and that while we
call upon them now to sustain at the ball
lot box the great cause which ,eir valor
and endurance have saved i'm the field, we
pledge to the manned. who survive, and to
che widows and orphans of those who fell.
the public faith for the payment of all
their pensions and bounties. a
Resolued That we remember, with pride
and satisfaction, the services of that noble
patriot-statesman, and son of Ohio, Ed
win nj. Stanton, and that we hereby heart
lily indorse his recent official action in re-
tanning his positid as Secretary Of War,
and trust that his great experience and
ability will be continued at the head of the
War Department.
A delegate from Scioto moved to strike
out the name of Benjamin F. Wade, from
the third resolution. and amid great con-
fusion, said he believed that the name of
Wade was too heavy a load for the party
to carry in Southern Ohio. He believed
that every speech made by Wade in South
ern Ohio lost votes to the Republican party.
He therefore moved TO strike out the name
of Wade and insert the name of Schuyler
Colfax instead.
The previous question was ordered, and
amidst the most terrific confusion, the mo-
tion to strike out was lost.
Parson Moody moved the adoption of
the platform, which was done, at the Chair
mans call, with nine cheers.
The committee to select State Central
Committee reported the following:
1st District, A. C. Sands; I'd, J. Mordaunt;
81, Felix Marsh; 4th. A. p Howard; 9TH,
w. T. Wilson; 9th, w. R. Smith 7th. A.
D. Rodgers; Sth, A. E. Lee; 9th, Geo. w.
Knapp; 10Th, NJ. R. Bradley; 1lth, j. J. Nc
fin; 14Jh,G. w. Shurtfiff; 10th, T. A. Rust;
10Th, L. Lewton; 18th, j. K. Rukenbrod;
18th, II. w. Perkins; 10Th, Aiphonso Hart.
On motion, the Convention adjourned
sine die. ~
about as turbulent one as we ever at
tended.
The following were selected at the meet
ings of the different Congressional Com
mittees, in the morning, as
DISTRICT DELEGATES AND ALTERNATEs.
First District w. P. Stoms, J. w. Sands.
Alternates. Geo. Crist. E. Cort. Williams.
Second District-General Tho. L. Young.
Henry Kessler. Alternates General F. w.
Moore. General H. G. Kennett.
Third District-General o. G. Maxwell, OF
Montgomery; N. C. Mcfarland, of Butler
Alternates. Seth Haynes, of Warren; Felix
Marsh, of Plebie.
Fourth Districts. S. Long, of Cham
paign; DIR. Horace Coleman, of Miami
MISUNDERSTANDING Casey, of Shelby Sam1
v. Taylor. OF Logan.
Fifth District-O. T. Locke, of Hancock !;
L. Il. Hunt, of Hardin. Alternates-Chas.
H. Kurty, of Auglaize; j. D. c. Clark, of
Van Vert.
Seventh District-Colonel Coates Kinney,
of Greene; j. S. Goode. of Clarke. Alter
nates-J. d. Slime, of Madison; j. M. Fer
son, of Franklin. Presidential Elector-
General c. c. Walcutt, of Franklin.
Eighth District-Judge T. q. Jones, Of
Delaware; II. c. Goldman, of Marion.
Alternates, A. E. Lee, of Delaware; Major
w. 6. Beatty. of Marion.
Ninth District-To be chosen at the Dis
trict Convention.
| Tenth District-Asher Cook. of Wood !;
- Sessions, of Defiance. Alternates, 0.
Waters, of Fulton; D. B. Anger, of
! Henry.
Eleventh District-John Campbell of Law
renee; John Ellison, of Adams. Alter
mates, S. P. Drake, of Scioto; Simeon
Nash, of Gallia.
| T,rezfth District-Georee Gregg, of Picka-
way; Captain Thomas Beach, of Ross. Al
| ternates, General - Jones. of Pike.
| Thirteenth District-Hon. John A. Sinnet,
of Licking; Israel Green. of Knox. Alter
mates, George Train, of Muskingum; --
Collier. of Coshocton,
| Fourteenth District.-Capt. A. S. Mcclure,
of Wayne; John H. Boynton, of Lorain.
Alternates, w. c. Bear, of Ashland; N. b..
Bostwick. of Medina.
Sixteenth District-B. r. Cowen, of Bel
mont; E. Burnett, OF Tuscarawas. Alter
mates, Col. Taylor, of Guernsey; B. Sim
mons, Of Noble.
| Seventeenth District-Dr. j. G. Hostetter,
of Carroll; Capt. j. F. Oliver, of Stark
Alternates, Josiah Thompson, OF Columbi-
ana; Jerry Dunbar, of Jefferson.
| Eiohteenth District-To be chosen at Dis
trict Convention.
Nineteenth District-H. B. Perkins, OF
Trumbull; NJ. G. Dick, of Ashtabula. Al
ternates, j. N. Hathaway, of Geauga; Col
Jas. Bruff, of Mahoning.