The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-03-12

J. A. Norris, the present incumbent
was nominated by Scclamation, there
being no opposing candidate.
For Clerk Of Supreme Court, Capt.
Rodney Foos, the present incumbent,
was nominated by scclamation.
For member Of Board Of Public
Works, tho following candidates we're
named, receiving on the arst ballot
the number of votes indicated
james Moore, 227 s. II. Hosmer,
10; Josiah parkhurst, 40; Godfrey
Heck, 10; II S. Carhart, 7S r. Il.
Porter, co; Alex. Steward, 63.
On tho second ballot Moore was
chosen by a vote of 325.
SENATORIAL ELECTORS.
The rules we're suspended, and
IEx Gov. Todd was chosen as one Of
the Senatorial Electors for tho State
at large, by reclamation.
Hon, Samuel Galloway was pamod
as a candidate for the second Sena.
torial Elector. Tho name Of Ex.
Gov. Dennison was mentioned, but
withdrawn. The name of Hon. r
G. Corwiu, Of Montgomery, was also
presented also, Ex Gov Cox's name,
which was Withdrawn also, the name
of Rev. Granville Moody, who dccln.
Jed, on The sscand Of being only an
amateur politician. The name Of
Mr.. Uorwin was withdrawn, aud Mr..
Galloway was chosen eleetor by
unanimous acclamation.
pRLgdArEs TO NATIONAL ooNvEN
TON.
Tho following we're named for del
egates from tho State at large to the
National Convention: F. Hassaurek,
J. A. Bingham, DIR. Jas. Scott, Lieut..
Gov. Lee. Alternates--L. J. Crutch-
6eld, w. B. Castle, v. B. Horton,
Judge Jacob Brinksrhof.
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
The following is the State Central
Committee; First District, A. G. Sands;
Second District, James Morgan; Third
District, Felix Marsh; Fourth Dis
trict, A. IL Howard; Fifth District,
w. l.. Wilson; Sixth District, W, X.
Smith; Seventh District, A. ID. Rodg
ers; Eighth District, A. +. Lee;
Ninth District, Geo. w. Knapp;
Tenth District, Moses r. Braily;
Eleventh District, j. j. Mcdonald:
Twelfth District, A, r. Keller; Thir-
teonth District, G. B. Griffin; Four.
teeuth District, G. w. Shurtliffs;
Fifteenth District, Maj. A. A. Rus
sell; Sixteenth District, S. G. Lewton;
Seventeenth District, j. X. Rukcr-
brod; Eighteenth District, II. w.
Custis; Nineteenth District, Alphou.
so Hall.
THE PLATFORM.
The Committee on resolutions had
long session, occasioned by diff
: ference Of opinion on two or three
points; first, as to declaring In favor
of Wade for Vice President, and sec
ond, as to taxation of future bonds
On the question Of paying o 20 bonds
in legal currency there was great
unanimity. At o'clock resolutions
we're adopted as followF;
Re5olved by the Union party ofOhio,
IN C5nueatior assembled, That the
| National Republican Union party
having preserved the integrity Of
the country; having defeated the at
rocious attempt lately made to in
augurate appeals to arms and civil
war from the Legitimate results of le-
gal results and constitutional cleo
tions, aud having placed American
nationality on the solid foundation
of the rights Of man, will elect to the
Presidency OF tho United States next
November man under whose ad-
minislration will be completed the
great task of reconstruction on the
basis of nationality, liberty and true
Democracy, aud who, with frmness,
yet with moderation! with justice, yet
with charity and liberality, with un-
swerving loyalty, yet with prudence
and statesmaushiP, will heal the
wounds of war, reconcile the hostile
elements, aud by his wisdom, econo-
my, rectitude aud good faith, will re-
store those sections of the country
which the rebellion has desolated, to
prosperity and happiness, and with
the hearty co-opperation of the peo
, pies representatives in Congress; will
70 establish the relations of the sew
eral States to rcgenerated Union
and to the blessings Of domestic
peace.
Resolued, That at this juncture tho
eyes Of the country are directed to one
man who is eminently qualified by his
character, position, antecedents, and
the universal confidence which he en-
joys, to secure a triumphal election
next November, to terminate, when in
Office, the present state Of transition
, and suspense, aud to guide the ma
! ton to new era of good feelings
/ aud restore confidence.
J Resolved, That with Ulysses S
Grant for our President, and Benja
min f. Wade for our vice President
! we can confidently appeal to thu
) loyalty, patriotism and intelligence o.
the American people.
Resolved, That the chief obstruc,
c tions to the paci6eation OF the coun
l. try has been the persistent opposition
D. of Andrew johnson to the recon
4 structiou Of civil government in th'
!, rebellious States, under the authority
!; of National legislation, by keepinl
e alive the spirit Of rebellion, and re
}, storation to political power of il
: great ally, the Democratic party.
ResOtued, That No approve and ap
plaud the action Of the House 0
Representatives in the recent exer-
: else Of its high constitutional prerog
i ative, by the impeachment Of An
drew johnson for high crime aD,
}, misdemeanors in Office, aud believing