Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-09


The platform adopted is a noble embodi-
fnent Of principles that must commend IT.
all who love their country and its once free
institutions. With 1t, and with the excel
lent Ticket nominated, success in Ohio is
as certain as that the sun rises on the I'd
Tuesday Of October next and with the
Igaiiant,, wholelsouled; -PENbIEroN sas the
INationa1 standard -bearer, the Union win
tbs Saved, and athe Democracy again, as in
times past, administer the Government
wisely, economically and well.
baLet the Democracy now perfect their or
lganization. Each man must remember
that if he has but one day or one hoursto
live, that day or hour should be devoted to
the country. We strike to save the Re-
public and to- make, Ohio permanently
Democratic, and it can and will be done
NOmfnatIOn of state Officers.
! The selection of THoMAs -HUBBARD,' of
the Logns oosaty Gasette, for Secretary of
State, is one of the best nominations that
could be made. He is glorious good fell
Ilow-ed one of the best papers in the
State, and as writer, scholar, gentleman.
lean no more be beat than he can for the
office toswhich he is nominated. =
iForSupfeme Judge, Hon. WIN. 2. FINcK,
of Perry, is nomination eminently fit to
be made. He is q sound lawyer. and will
tlnake aJudger that will do credit to the
bench of Ohio. y ; = -li-.---z
For member of the Board -of Public
VVrrbe ur,rrrc ~ s,axyolo nd xvbr,
was on the last Democratic ticket is again
the nominee. But few men in Ohio, from
an intimate knowledge of the public
works OF the State, and the interest of those
Iidoing business on the canals, and, with
those the interests of the State, than Mr..
Hughes; and glad are we again to see his
name on the ticket for an office the duties
of which he is SO peculiarly qualified to
perform. 9 e. g. ll ~
For Commissioner Of Common Schools,
Mr.. KIRKwooD,i. of Seneca. as one who
would fill the Office wisely and well, re-
lceived the nomination over a host of
worthy competitors. He is q gentleman
whose heart is In. the education of the
masses, and with him to SO advance the
educational interest OF the masses will be a
labor of love. s,ia h. .,s,,.., @7e,4 -
For Clerk of the Supreme Court. JOHN NJ.
WEBB, of Mahoning, IS the nominee Mr..
WEBB is an old editor-f fully competent to
fill the duties ofthe Office, and in character
and ability is the peer of any man the Re
pubiicans dare nominate against him.
The Ticket thro ughout Is an excellent
lone. With it we are ready for the
battle, and as the old Scotch chieftain said
to the enemy of his country, we say to the
Radical leaders ffssa sa2si5sses "a 'za-ssz Il
upon me then. and do your worst 2ssl
And foul fa' him that blsnches FIRST. :" al,s
tDelegates 20. the 1Nasienals Cenyen-
f s7s tfon, and Electors. asa
at the meetings Of the various District
Delegations on, yesterday, the following
| Delegates and :, Alternates and electors
were chosen ~ " s1s.1 sEAtkA AZ =
1 First District-J. G. Butler and j. C.
/ Collins, Delegates. ----------------------
| Second District. - Theodore Cook and
| Henry c. Lord, Delegates; j. M. Noble,
ElectOr.
Third District.-1 1Granvilie Stokes. of War
rem, VIM. I. Gilmore, OF Preble. Geo. w.
Aoun, " tMon'scrAry.sT.1 -
Fourth District--Gen. Jno. E. Cum
OF Darke, Delegates and W. v. Marquis,
Of L0gsns and James Tayler,a Of CHAM
paigH. Alteruates.l ~ q AS1 4ts-ti->
Fffth DistrictER. r. Mckee, ofWyan-
lot, and F. c. LebloRd, of Mercer, Dele
sates, and r. B. Gordon,yo Auglaze, and
|.f. NJ. White, of Hardin, Alternates. Il. S.
21lars, ofsAllen. for Elector.s ssgN ThssN
Sixth District.-M. Fl. Davis, of Clei-
mont and yH.Trimbie, of Highland, DEL
gates. D. A. Jafbelh elect0r. ssA sNAs's'
Seventh District.-Jacob Reinhard. Of
Franklin, and Jno. H. BlOse, of Clark, dele
gates !; and w. III. Chandler. of Madison,
and ]. D. CsStafk, of Greene, alternates.
Eighth District.- - No Noappointments. Re
ferred to Congressional Convention. sssss
Ninth District.-Th Thos. Beer. of Crawford.
C. s.. Parker, of Huron, and Alfred Lam
don, OF Seneca, alternates. Judge A.
Crainer, of Ottawa, elector. IS 40 ,SgS.ses<
Tenth District.-John Medley, of Put
nam, and James G. Haley. of Henry. dele
gates. NJ. Handy, of Fulton, and John G..
Knoll, of Wood, sisernates. Election for
Eiector postponed until the meeting of the
Congressional Convention of this District.
| Eleventh District.-John Hamilton, of
Lawrence, and j. w. Callings. of Scioto.
delegates. o. T. Cunning. Of Vinton. and
o. b. NJ. Onderdonk, of Gallia, alternates.
No Elector was elected. 1F.i = lst~E {
| Twelfth District.-E. B. Olds. of Fair
field, and DIR. w. Griswold, of Pickaway,
delegates. A. Van Cleaf and - Over
myer, of Perry, Alternates. j. J. Green, of
Pike, Elector. rs 5l esaar i .ari35Rg
| Thirteenth District.-F Frank FL. Hurd, OF
| Znox, and VIM. Veach, Of Licking, dele
| ates. ass sae - ffse -. .4s
| Fourteenth District.-T. J. Kenny, OF
| Ashland, and Neil Power, of Wayne, dele
eates; g. j. Smith. of Medina, A. @.
Dimmotk K of Wayne, alternates; Il. 81. Pap:
| ,,leton, OF Lor ain, eIectOr. 4
| Fifteenth District-Jere Williams. of
Monroe. and Wylie S. Oldham. of Wash
agton. delegates; Jas. NJ. GAYLORD, of
Ithens, elector. q s4 e. s'
Sixteenth Observation-Disclosures Lawrence,
{ Guernsey, j. G. Boyles, of Harrison,
elegates; w. NJ. McCardy, OF Guernsey.
esse Barton, of Belmont, alternates; A.
Nv. Patrick, of Tuscarawas. elector.
Seventeenth District.-James B. Estep,
Il Stark, and James Quinn, of Columbiana,
elegates. George w. McCook, of Jeffer-
4,n. elector.
Eighteenth District. Morrison Foster
.ud 81. H. Dodge, of Cleveland, delegates.
l.if w. Armstrong delegate at large. Geo.
Nv. Weimer. of Summit, elector.
Nineteenth District.-No delegates se-
cted.-Judge Mathew Burchard was ap.
ointed electOr. fkr4eIt3
The 1S,h Congregational District.
The Eighteenth Congressional District,
imposed of the counties of Cuyahoga,
take and Summit, nominated Hon. FRED.
", GREEN, of the Plain Dealer, as one OF
!, ,e District Delegates to the National Con-
ention. After the election of Mr. ARM