The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-17
'sRD DEMOCRATIC DISTRICT
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History of CrAwfOrd's Triumph,
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She Rules the Convention,


ey sgAiu assembled id 0onvOh ton at
Clyde, o., for the purpose Of 'hotnih.
stipg a Sd eshdidale 'for' Congress, il
being understood as the result Vf a
preti0us conference, that both Noble
snd Lee would resign their uUminA.
FtiO6s aud that neither Seneca nor
Crawford would present candidate
at this Convention j..t y,l.l.rjs
For PermsRsnt officers Of the Con.
Tention DIR. j. II. Donnahus, 0fiIIu-
Iron, was made President, and John
IN, Myers, Of Seneca, secrstafy.--
Passing BY the aPPoinIpmnePt Of the
usual committeeSo rsi come 10 the
nominations. The counties Of the
District were calledbaib oracu. that
each might present her eundIstc .'a
iHmOno presented the pane Of Or.
lA!T, SkiAinser 80 lo, 10 ma.s. Ja
Erie presented the namc Of Dr. 4.
G. McConley. sd.N g1D I
Mr. BEER Of Crawford-The del
egation from Crawford county offer
no candidate. iot aii syfg 'aNyHsI
y saudusky presented Judge 4. +. .
| Dickensou. .is,l ira.'sdsrg1o) riti
Ottawa presented James II. Ma.
|
lgTuder, ,,
|, Seneca was cAlled-uo response
was made, buNAfser the counties had
sllsbcen called aud responded Judge
Scncy arose and saids' 20 sfr .a'i
Mr.. Chairman: I would ike to
| make a nomjuation for Seneea2War-
I ren p. Noble. sf9''a1 y.hi an.'s1H
",I6riesa Of Ngble ! NobleH1 7-v.q
] q Crawford leaked black and threat
le5ing. Mr.. Noble; who was in the
tCodHentlon, us the calls we're coutiu-
ned came on to the stand aud saidf
| ,,ME cGlIRMAN AND FELLOW. CIT.
| IzESs: l feei somewhat embarrassed
lin appearing .beiore you in so short a
time after having received nomin-
alton before. You, are all aware Of
what has occurred, ani l DO not
know that | can make you an better
baBare of it. by repeating it. 4 %lll
\ state that vhen the difficulty occur
4 red at. NJ Monroeyillc,s from that tine
TO this have been ready to sacrifice
every personal, ambition aud =, do
every thug that an honorable man
could do to secnre harmony iu Con.
Yentiou aud success to the Democracy
oG the District GGoed, good, bp sp.
pIause. .1-gI have said at all times
this saine thing. L repeat Il now.
i fuel as though there was opothipg
more l. could have done there that
would have occurred harmony: We
were alb prahably, governed little
/ by 1hs passiVn n of the hour, and, /
trust that no other consideration
than that Of harmony and peace will
move any inap inthiS Gupyeption.-
lTApplauseJ I,kn9wtbat \ have re-
ceived Great deal Of ceasurc from
some Of my personal friends for
! taking a responsibility in this mat
ter which they did, not conredc be-
4 lspgedttO mev say to you all that
What l, have done with, reference to
the calling Of this Convention, was
.I,dops With the best Of motives; aud il
lLkpewmyself, Ibelieye ! have tried
10 get above every cpnsidcration Of
| passion aud. prejudice snnd every con
Sidsratipns personal to, myself aud
!, hfrienis in pEdsS 70 secure harmony
q sndsauqpesa, 4 may have egred, buI
a it was The erIor of judgment, aud not
: Of henrt a. 1T Mas my adyiee and
ID urgently requested the Democracy oI
. tthis District to, call another Conyen-
Ition at this Place which, when con.
vcned should select candidate to be
, supported by the whole District, anC
THAT that selection should be mad,
b aecordibg to tho usagos Of the Dem
= tocfatic pnty.saI didinoti then,r ant
td5onot how consider that I had pow
o er to do moreg could not pledge tn
vote of my county that resiod wild
! the deiegatesa IL said before tha
& clwhen 'pthis sCouvcutioni convened
/. would respectfully and IN good Dfhitl
!, beg To be excused from being a ca q
n hdidate. repeat now, in good faitt
y follow-eitizcns, this requestg in orde
o that harmony and final suecets ma
n characterize the Conventiou.I IcOul
SC " NC. close without saying what m
very presence here would say, tina
whatever this Convention shall dC
Twill receive my hearty supPor
>, [eheers i, and | will give as muc
time to the election Of tho candldat
y y you nominate as. any man ID the Dii
:, lrict. .[Great applause ,7,
8 Nm. BEERS of ,CRAwFoRD,-W
=, =, desireto know who are candidate
before ltbis Convention, Will Il
'. w secretary read the names. .q1fs :,
b The secretary read the list, ..
Id dMR. BEERs, The delegation, froI
- Crawford desire me to ask il the Dau
hIofW; F. NohleIis Withdrawn.
eS n noIHE PRAsIBEsT4--The chair do
III III ant understand thStIIuch is the cas-
~ "A delegate. al move that the Col
! vention take fe6esb oftea ,pinut
rs that delegations may have Z time,
'ib sohsult before voting The motto
10 wssp lost. r3Q sdi O. iilqs odT =.
;SS Ss Ma lBEERs.--I9 an requested !
q my delegdtion.so say this THAI it
NJ the understanding Of the deiegRtif
: from Crswford county that oit d
mee(i6g Of theIi Cen traI OF COhgEel
siouat COMMITTEE At which this 90
l1 vshtfon was called, thGtA neith
CfAwfotd,noI Senecai would 1rese