The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-01-17

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W. Borden. of Allen; Lucius barney Of D.
kslb. end Phiness M Kent OF White.
For Secretaries-J J Bingham, w
Bowles. J J Whimlesey snd Otis B Boe,,iches
On motion OF Colone Dun ham. the tickle
was unanimously elected.
Mr.. Mcdonald on taking the chair mrde
short but able speech on the issues Of tn,
canvass. and the prospects Of success.
Mr. s II Buskirk moved theta committed
Of two from esch dis'ric. be appointed to se
lect delegates and contingents for the Ma
'ional Democratic Convention, and slse
electors for the Slate at large. ~,
Which motion was sdopted and the Con
vsn'ion then took recess OF one hour 10.
AFTERNOON sEasIoH. ,
The Convention Tesssembled at two
O'Clock. The first business in order being
the nomination Of candidates for the State
ticket Colonel Wilson, Of Montgomery.
moved that Thomas A. Hendricks be nom.
mated by sccIsmstion. which motion pre-.
vailed enid the wildcat and most enthusjss.
tic cheering. On motion. .he chair nppo,n,.
ell Messrs. Whi'tIesy, Wilson and McFud.
den q committee to wait on NJ. Hendricks
and inform him OF his nom nation.
The President then announced the FOL.
lowing dispatch received from the Ohin
Democratic State Convention. in session At
Columbus.
". COLUMBUS. Oaro, Jsnusry 8, 1868.
The President Of the Indians. State Con.
ven,!on-Tsn thoussnd democrats in couu.
ell here over the good Of the nation. greet
their brethren Of Indiana similarly engaged,
md announce to them that they have joe,
instructed their deieg t-s from Ohio 10 vote
|ov Hon. Gecfge H. Pendieton, IN the next
Nstionsi Convention, ss their Democratic
csndids,e for the presidency. The en'hu.
'issm 10 nneqna He'd. Tne regular business
Df the Convention 10 tuspe nded. because
The people will do nothing bu, hurrah Tor
PendletOn! I send you The resolu tions in
pursuance Of the Instructions Of the Con.
'ention. II. J. JEwErr.
Chairman Democratic Convention.
Resolved. That Hon. George IL. Pendleton
. The unanimous chuice of the Democracy
" Ohio. fvr next Presldent Of the Un,eJ
Sts'es. "t
Resolved, That the delegates Of the NJ.
ional Convention are hereby instructed 10
:ss. The vote Of Ohio 40 a uoi,, and to use
NJ honorable means TO secure the nomins
ion Of Mr.. PendIeton for President.
Resolved. That ~ the greeting Of Ohio
o her sister S,stes in the West and Nos,h,
sest 20 Day in State Convention assent nblet.
he President OF this Convention be directed
. forward by telegraph copies OF these res
luiions to the conventions now in session
il Indianapolis, Wheeling aud Nebraska q
The di-psich vss received with hearty |
hsers. aud the nven,ion proceeded to
'ailot Tor Lieutenant Goversor, A p Edger.
or, ] NJ Hanna snd David J'wpis beng
sndida,ss. On the An bslIot A p Ejgvr
on having received a majority Of all The
o,es css, was declared the nominee.
The other officers were nom,nated ss fol.
,ws:
Secretary Of Sis,s-Gen r C Kiss, Of
loom. ~A Il
Auditor Of Stsie-Joseph v Bemusdsffer.
Treasurer Of S.a.s-Jsmss d Ryan. oil.
lsrion. a l.
Clerk OF Supreme Court--Nosh 8 L.
,ose.
Reporter Of Supreme Court-M o al.
scksrd. m,t
Sup, Of Public Ins,ruc,ion--John r Pail
ps, Of Dsviess. s Woo
Attorney General-Sol Clsy pool. Of vigo.
The Committee being called reported the
flowing deIega,es to the National Conveu.I
on, with slternsies. Congressional electors !
nd con'ingents. end members OF The State
en,rsl Committee. '- h
DELEGATES TO NATIONAL CONVENTION. =
Fret Dis,rict-A T Whi,tlesey, Of Van.
.rburg. w 8 Turner, Of Dsvies..
COn,ingen"-Willis s Hmgrovs, Of Glib.
N, Jesse w Laird Of Spencer.
Second District-Jsmes A C,avsns, oil
'sshipgton; David Huff.tettsr, of Oronge.
lterns,es: Levi Sparks, OF Clark; 3 X