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Important Announcement
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ELEGANT HOLIDAY HRISETTS |

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

Arnold, James Cady, A Jul Schneider,
Lewis Ryan, John G G0urley, d S Coul-
trap, A B West. John N Henderson. Thos
Moreland, Jas F Thompson, John McFad-
den, John Holland.
Belmont county-John w Kennon, T NJ
Nichol, Silas Hart Charles Collins, WD
Martin, w s Barton, Jesse Barton, r Z
Chambers, NJ Howey. 4
Noble couaty-Ezra Mckee, B Spriggs,
Belford. " t{fV /
Guernsey county-Hon w m Lawrence. WIN
A. .McGurdy, Q Kitchener, Thos Ruth,
Tuscara,oas county-D w Stambau gh, Jno
Read, H Nugen, Richard McClelland,
A w Patrick, Christian Stocker, T j
Forbes, Francis Stocker, II Porter, G w
Dougherty. Charles Baes, G III Mathews,
Abraham Holmes, A p Stocker,. Frederick
Sei6el, Chas Grossart JAS Hamersly, Fred
erick Mehdenuea. 4n1s1 2
SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT.
Jefferson connty--George w McCook, r X
Hill, Charles N Allen, William Myers. s 6
Lindsay, Thomas Il Petres, Henry Wilson
and Joseph Hollis.
C0l,n,biand county-John' Clarke. j q
NV allace, II 3 Woods, j II Ouin. Robert
Whitacre and r g Woods. ne. -rlsl..I
~ Carroll county-Joseph Close, E Mcclure
Samuel Williams, III l. Custer, Thoma.
fdCCOD. LIT " aOWdr0 AHu " rope.
Stark county--A MEG Greggor, A Pontius
L Alexander, Joseph UriclI, Samuel Slower
Jacob Schwactenberger, William Lynch
Samuel Beatty, John Carson, James
Estep. Joseph Dilworth, Joseph Thomp'
son and p G. McCadden. .sdiais, - slr5nik !
81 le EIGHTEENTH DISTRICT. 3s Dhti1
Cxyahoga eountyr-James Wright, 90 DR.
Tower d Morton, l. Gleason. II Strong
Jacob Seller, Morrison Foster, w Fitch
w w Armstrong, p O'Marrah, John ]
Mcintosh. VIM Heisley, Robert Larnder
Joseph Henderson. ) Newmark, g I'd
Bishop, w WellhOuse. ri .sy.ilf ils
Summit cOunty Il Waterman, s A Bar
rem, G Smith, G Hanks, DC Bacon, J ]
.HOmedieu. ftssi.fili ad % sl.i it-.St'4fi
Lake couaty--M L Root C Bartlett,
Blish, d Paige. ia af,,tT ,,,. .-,l3.s -,
L. .rs.a. n, NINETEENTH DISTRICT s-..;.
Ashtabula eounty-O A. Rote, j, j Dodge
G A Howard, E Lee.
Portage county-T M Jones, A g Bradley
81 Baldwin, d g Goldman, j M Caldwell
Daniel Boyer. sig aa9d E!5.ai sed i.eis.8a
10 Geduga county-JI F Bruce, Edward Crafts
Trum6uu county-S L Hunt, E II Ensign
William Burchard, S Fuller and J Palm
II 3g Mahoning county-J M Webb, s C Nesbii
Elias Harding, A F Moore, VIM B Dawson
VIM L Brown. .......--.
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Democratic Platform.

we not only indorse every principle,
word and letter of the Platform of princi-
pies put forth by the Democratic State Con-
vention on yesterday, but give it the higher
praise of being in letter and in spirit, the
most carefully considered, ablest. and most
patriotic platform it has been our fortune to
read for many years, past. It is model
document-put forth by a model Conven-
ton, and enunciates the principles OF
party that in the future will know no de-
feat. Reason has now resumed her en-
pire, and the days of Radicalism are NUM-
berpd. Ib-tlta -iai7l - lis la
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-09
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Convention called to order. ss.
w. E. Jones, Chairman of the committee
on Credentials, reported that there was no
contest for seats and that the delegations
were full. l.,...-,.- ~,
On motion of Mr.. T. Cook, the reading
of the names of the Delegates was dis
pensed with. :Ea-a = 81 EHEg
d FIRST DIsTRIcT-HAMILTON COUNTY.
First Ward-Charles Rule, T j Sullivan.
Second Wdrd-G V Atkinson. ,ar9t -
Third Ward-Conrad Shultz, T M Key.
Fourth W1d-iilton Sayler, G N Null
llany. e. y 5e.gs 4 e,,,,,. - .js4s
| Filth and Seventh Wdrd-Dr Talliaferro.
Ninth Wdrd-A Kramer, 81 Hemmelgarn.
Tenth Wdrd-J Niehaus. taLa Atiti
Eleventh w Ward-Howard Douglas, A Bic
ber.7i esGID E3kA apHa aFSlTE= .astA
Thirteenth Ward-Dr G A Doherty, J
McGinn. -iil--i -.---.if-
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Permanent OrKanization.
PRESIDENT OF TIE CONVENTION,
sA'ii HON. HI. JEWETT. '2

90 w. c. Gould, of Fayette. .aof0iqo gt1
j. Ii. Eylar, of Adams.
Lewis Glessner, Of Hancock. q
james A. Gilmore, Of Preble. ~ f7Tos'
Adopted. 9iil ~ izisTsq b.'ada- s. Il !
Ion taking the Chair, Mr.. Jewett again
briefly thanked the Convention tor the
honor done him, and pledged him elf to
; the faithful discharge of the duties of pre-
siding officer. s.3 seed sW 9iid@ biia
.o9ifsfel SECRETARY OF STATE. 7ds; ii@ !
The following were announced as candi-
dates for Secretary of State o. E. Grit
fifth, OF Allen; Thomas Hubbard, Logan /;
&C. j. Beam, of Pieble; Alexander Mayo, OF
!; Vintons j. G.. Doran, of Clermont; W.M.
Bowen, of Hooking, and j. r. morris. II
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-09
The 18Th Congressional District
The Eighteenth Congressional District

The Eighteenth Congressional District,
|, imposed of the counties of Cuyahoga,
Iake 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
!. rRoNa. of the same Office, as delegate at
.rge for the State, Mr.. GREEN declined,
ad the delegates unanimously nominated
tsen. 81. d. DODGE for that position.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-09
For PEesidept q the United stat
GEORGE n, PENDLETON.
Subject 10 the decision of the Democratic National
Convention.
Fo-Pre-sde.t of the Unised ss.te.

For President Of the United States.
y With, great joy and in accordance with
the wishes of the Democracy OF Ohio,
unanimously pronounced by one of the
largest and ablest Delegate Conventions
ever assembled in the State of Ohio, we
run up to the Editorial head Of TEE ONO
STATESMAN, the name of Hon. GEORGE H..
PxNDLEroN for President of the United
States, subject to the decision Of the DEM
ocrstic National Convention. 1t will be
aworkT Of. .love-love for this, gallant spn
OF Ohio-love for Tax oppressed people,
and love for daily outraged and violated
Constitutional labor to secure the ratifl-
cation of this nomination by the Democrat
ic National Convention. n n zFH fETF
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-09

THREE citizens of Norfolk, Va, fell to
wrangling on the street, oneday last week.
The Mayor coming up tried to pacify them,
aud received hard blow in bis face for his
pains. eiEaa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-09
THIRD BALLOT.
o choice-Doran dropped.

79dtlpi lis FOURTH BALLOT. 9,a laUt9an9
During this ballot, it being apparent that
Mr.. Hubbard would be the nominee, the
votes of the counties were changed to Hub
bard-Hubbard being declared the nomi-
nee by reclamation. 5deili 7nH4na9
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-09

n e
than we expected. and indorsing, him as
tne preierence OF Indiana for President
All Will be right. The resolutions. from
pplause. & rsiI .s-i.- , - i'---~,--H1
{ Colonel G. W. McCook, Chairman of Il q
committee on Resolutions, reported the fo,-
lowing, which were adopted: ~ e So
Ff =, PLATFORM s5.s.ia ssSl.s 80
Resolued, That the Democracy OF Ohio
congratulate the country upon the I'm.
Proyed aspect OF political affairs -as evil
denced by the State elections of 1867, and
that they look forward with hope and con-
tidence to the result of that momentous
struggle, upon which they are about to
enter, and upon which depends, in SO great
= degree, e the future peace and prosperity
Resolsed. That. unalterably opposed to
the doctrines which lead to CONSOLIDATION,
we renew with unfiagging zeal and in
creased energy, our attachment to that po-
iitical creed which has ever. sbeenisso
staunchly adhered to by our organization
through days of trouble and disaster, as
wei as good fortune and prosperity. which
was mus expressed by Thomas Jefferson
Equal and exact Justice to all men, of
whatever state or persuasion-rcligious or
political-peace, commerce and honest
friendship with all nations, entangling al
liances with none; the support of the
State Governments in all their rights, as
the most competent administration of our
domestic concerns and the surest bulwark
against anti-republican tendencies; the
preservation of the General Government
IN It's whole constitutional vigor as the
sneet anchor or peace at home and safety
aDr0ad;sa jealous care of the rights of
elecuons by. the people and the SUPREMACY
of the civil over the military authority ),
a Resolued,. That we condemn the legisla-
tive usurpations of Congress, and particn-
llarly the several acts Of reconstruction So
lcalled, as violative of the Constitutional
compact between the States, and as utterly
lsubyersive of every principle of self-gor-
ernment that distinguishes free people.
Resolred That we are opposed 70 any
measures which recognize that the integ-
tstty OF the Union was ever bruken-tbAt
any OF Its members were ever out--and
) that;we determinedly insistthat the South
eru States, no lenger being in insurrection,
) or at war, with the Federal Government,
ARE entitled to- the full State recognition
and constitutional representation in Com
: gress, and the electoral colleges given dto
all the States, and that denial of it to them
: by Congress, and its efforts TO dictate by
) military force government for them are
potic. aE - 'S'-
Resolced, That weare opposed, both in
tprinciple and policy. To- negro suffrage
that the State of sOhio-having by the
emphatic majority of 50s000S rejected it. for
position upon other States, and that we
stigmatize such an Imposition by the Fed
eral Government as a most base nsurpa-
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10
CONVENTION.
On motion, it was agreed that all the
candidates should be voted for at the same
time, and the four receiving the highest
number of votes should be declared elected.
The following gentlemen were nomi-
mated as candidates and voted for: ssS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-09

Messrs. Thompson, McCoOk, Armstrong
and Mclean having received the highest
vote, were declared elected. S., ses ear
ELECTORS AT LARGE. .-.ai- s.s4b
Hon. Fl. J. Jewett and r. p. Ranny were
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-09
SUPREME JUDes-r1Ksr BALLOT.

Whole vote 5I4. Voorhees, and Adams
withdrawn.
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TWELFTH DISTRICT.

fhe cOuTnyT1enry james, Hon James
Emmit Hon G Pennisten, Isaac Austill,
G w WOLF David Armstrong. r.
THIRTEENTH DISTRICT.
Coshocton co,tnty-A L Cass, John Stewart,
e II Johnston. John G. Fisher, James M
Burt and Sells. ies ... i1:l
A,lskingun, county-Thos Pitcher, John
O'Neil. Austin Berry. A Ball. John B Ro-
berts, Elijah Stevens, Robert Mitchell, Da-
vid Bonnet, T w Peacock. H j Jewett.
Kno1 county NJ Mitchner, H Hurd. G
w Cotton, j Watson, Abel Hart, John Har-
rod, John Ewalt,
Licking county-William veach. William
Spencer, Edward Hart, VIC Atkinson, d
T Engart, A M Stewart, Z Vail, David
Smith, Al Hill, w d Smith.
-.yesai FOURTEENTH DISTRICT.
Wdyne county.-Asa G Dimmock, T w
Peckinpaugh, j b Koch, John McGill, An
derson Adair, w w Hamilton, John Lar
will and Neal Power.
Medina couraty.-S Smith, G G Rounds,
John Stein and l. N Sackett. enH
Lordin county.-H I'll Poppleton, p B
Shepard, Orson Billings, c A Cooley and P
w Sampsel. -sse-h u -s67s 77ss- -t- -s.t
Holmes county-L r Critchfield, j AEs-
tell, Robson French, d p Leadbetter, d w
Van Evera, j s Nelson, Moses Hoagland,
CT Worries, d S Uhl and l. McMarrel.
<1ottuUtt tCOuIuy.-COuuC u 0dCOOSs w III. LdT-
will. I Kenney, G w Hill, Jas e Chase.
Wade Armentrout.
l,t FIFTEENTH DISTRICT.
Washington countv--Walter Hood, Lewis
Anderson, p b Buell., Samuel NJ Richard
son, Edward w Sprague, Josiah T Hart,
Wylie II Oldham, Louis Schmidt, Robert
Leget, Robert Crigbaum.
Morgan county-James M Gaylord, Fin r
Hanna, David h Mortley. Isaac N Hook.
William Beswick, John Hall. t4e
Meigs county = William Laidley, Isaac
Radford, Isaac Carlton. ia-sa5s'l
Monroe county--Jere Williams, james r
Morris, Spriggs, H r Mason. Eliel
Headley. Henry r West, Daniel Walton,
Marx Albert.a =
Athens county-Isaac Stanley, George w
Boyce, w Reed Golden. 81 rtie.i ,,ses 7
SIXTEENTH DISTRICT.
Harrison coanty-James Jamisou. j M
Estep, Henry Boyles, N A Hanna, VIM II