The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-07-15

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ihD NATIONAL EXECUTIVE coMMIITEE.
Alabama-John FORSYTH
Arkansas-John N. lIarrtl.
California John Bgler
Connecticut Wn. N. ConnSral.
Delaware-Samuel Sawnered g
Elorida-C h. Dick.
Georgla-A Ii. Calquatt.
Illinois WIlber n. Stang.
Indiana Wm..F. Niblack.
lowa-Daniel q. Finch.
kansas-Isaae Eaten.
kcntucky-Jas. G. McTeskey.
Maine Sylvanus K. Lyman.
Ma,yand-Odin D. Bainie.
Massachusei IS Frederick 0. Prince.
Michigan VIM. A Muore.
Ninnesota-Chas. W. MAST
Mississippi f. e. Hooker.
Missouri-Charles A. Sewarts.
NcGraska-G L. Miller.
Nevada--J. ". McCarkla. /
Now Homsphirn = Har Bingham.
New Jersey ohm Aictiegnr
New York August Belhiont.
North Carolina Thomas B,aoe.
Ohio--John G. Thompson
OregonJ q, Hawthorne.
Pennsylvania Isaac E,kister.
Rhole Island --Giadton Bradford,
South Carolina Charles H. Siincnton.
Ten,esst G. John " Leflwich,
Texas john Hancock.
Fermont-1. b Smith.
uginia-J5hn Good
West Virgnia--J6hn Hall.
Wisconsin-Ffndcrick w. Hernc.
Mr. Fitch. Of Indiana, rose to nronoso
one ct its most talented citizens as a can,;,
date before thi, Convention for the prpsi
DENTAL nomination enc of the hest and
pnrest men Of tho nation. Indiana had
thought it right 70 cast her vote rra,nn-
able length OF tine ior Pepdleton. In the
opinion OF majority of the delegates, that
reasonable time had passed, tn. ough Tie
minority will still be of the opinion thai
they ought to adhere further to the gentle
man from ONO. The minority had no dis
p,osliion, even If it had the power, to force
their views upon the majority, In eapclu
SIAN, he eri. fly eulogize1 and nominated
Annnas n. nenducks.
Mr.. Frce OF Indiana, for the minority.
,ufged adhesion to peodl'ton, and express
himseif with respect tor Hendricks; but
lhe minority should not go for him, because
~ LII S,d'p Convention o. IN lr S;ate had dc
e.aeu laelr preference Tor fenfieton against
yhs iliost ernest ana persistent opposition
an acco'uahce @ WIN mat preference The del
esaIlon resolved TO stand hy i'endletcn so
,ous as t'ieie was rraEoHaoio hepe tor his
az canh ro,o tSss e,ss Do SaasT.s, o.lne il'sSes'
,pnlandeJ roc q, nusly 'q'pn rpn oa ame Eha'les
.rations greate,i Hsnir;et, "e same demon
SEVENTH BALLOT.
English 6; Hancock 42t; pendlaton 1871;
Parker {: Church 80; Packer &c; johnson
.2t, Doolittle IL; Hendricks 391, Blaria i.
No choice.
- -, hiSrhih BALLOT.
,.rLsrs Ls ~ w.. .asSVE oe =, :. nn.etan l3o3;
Nher I; FaoIsf - a johnson Z; Doollt-
'' - ii'""i'sks sTsg,1 ~ non par 2.
pond,a.o, ~. Hisih DIAL bALLoL.
ohnson 81: D5olittIo 10 Hendr;cEs Saii.,
Hair J. -"
No choice.
tf TENTH RATTnT ..
Hancock 34; Pendleton l47l; Parker I;
,itks 825. RIa;r 'lson . = pooii'lie y Hen-
gIrvTxrr, e p,rror
Tim roll was ca,loa j. oraa. ~ - - - .,..,
alot with the follov;ng s rSsrl. ~ 'i'0 eie sen'n
Hancock 32}; Pcndlefon l45y parter :.
acker 26; johnson 81. DooI;tts io1. G'AfIs IT,
rleks Ss; Blair 4.
TWELFTH BATroT.
Hancock 30; Pendeton 1861; Parker :; |
acker &c; johnson Al; Doolittle l23. Hnn,
rlcks SO; Blair ]; Mcclellan i; Chase J.
THIRTEENTH BALLOT
Hancock 4s1. pendloton 1oai. p,
ootar os. Tahasa 'a"','ur a. n.1: i242, pafkers4
'icks 81 Blair J; Pranklin pierce !. 3iibala. o
No choice. ' y
Forprrrxru n,,,ou