The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-17

was no mau Who desired hStnouS
more than he aud harmony was what
he Valued more than mere pr o1al
consideratiou. oi tneled iu6-nb n
Col. Hsides remarked that Judge
Diekinson was Secretary OF the meet.
ing Of the committee, and desired that
he should give some information lin
reference to their action. TCries for
20 Dickinson, Dickinson" lmrli
Col. RicE, "a Mfr, Chairman, Iiasist
on my point of order, 2. 'o"
Chairman, ,-fWiil allow the gsn-
tlemanto speak, ''s 70
Col. KicE. IL think the more they
say the further apart they will get.
| insist upon my point Of orderg r l''
Amid considerable confusion Mr.,
Finley tried to speak. r,...ya,f.-,
ChAirmSn---Mr. Finley has the
Aoon, .t tgn uA IA gai,ru ylng
Mr.. Finley made = few remarks, .
portion Of which could not be heard
LOT tht. COulusAOu.. -f.... ..s-....-... I'D
VOIGE--Hsre's where, we want to
settle this difficulty; right here, ,,r
COL RIOE.---Aeoordipg to this Ar
rRngemept l havS,a right to, speak
too Crawford county was induce d
to believe that these candidates
would Withdrew, in good faith, and
that We are gOing to have = pew deal
and that neither Crawford nor Sepe'
ca counties we're TO hayeA -candida.s
But if this Convention is going
through the farce Of nominating Wax
rem Ps Noble, you will simply Oper
the old sore, and will make IL worse
We are hero in good faith to do iWhA
we agreed 10 do. We are here tC
give majority Of two thousand rful
a candidate, provided be ybe seleetcc
outside Of Seneca county. Applause
But if Warren y. Noble is nOmipat
ed, we are not here to give onelSot,
for him, uuless it is Mr, Hoyt's, e.
Ma. JoNEs--I would like 10 max,
a motian, hus laf ura 4isti o-tHt
iCuAIRMAR--TheTe is q motion be
fore tho house. That motion is {,
proceed to ballot. .'- tru1sI .G. I-
Mn. JoEIs---I move that that mo
ton be. for the time being, laid upol
the tablo.FgWir -yra ysIt. .rslfs,. .Y
Col. RIcE--I make the point 10
Ordpr, whether when a special orde
is before the : Convention il can b
laid upon the table. 4 l-sD ica -r,W
CnAiRMAN--+I don't see Why not.
usDELEGATE-I move we suspend th
rule that eau be done. raia sis.D
qH0n motion, the rules we're lus
pended. 50, m.guI u1eI1sjBO .i.iasy
MIR. JoNEs--I move that in accord
ance with the request of Warren p
Noble, made TO this Convention, a
he says, in. good faith, he be excuse,
from being q candidate before ih
Convention. ms 9hec' Ti1doS has
fn The motion was seconded by Di
Skiilibgefg aud after short speecho
pro aud con, by bandong Of Ti6ir
iRice Of Huron aud amid, great COT
fusion aud cries Of order from th
Chairman thc Convention sproceedeI
| to ballotLnecessury to q choice lot
On the first ballot Nobloi receive
| % votes, Dickinson 75, Patricka36!
NIcGruder 50, McConnelly 24A Stick
nry 90 and Skillinger ~. 9a 5r'H
The announcement was followe
fby huszas for DiekeDsoA and Nobl,
I fCragfdrd divided her votes equaI
liy between all the candidates. giyin
I Noble mons. The second lballOtFt
suited in i1S2 votes for b DieksHto
and 81 for iNoble--the rest divide
between the other candidates. IS,
7 The other eapdidStcs now with
[ drew in favor Of Dickcnsou} aud N
/ Paine, 10 behalf Of Mt. Noble ais
withdrew his name amid great ap
plausc, and thus was the hreech hea
| ed, aud thus did the State of tCraV
ford resume her suspended lunt
tions pilhi- 7s1I0SIs.M M JHrI4iiEm .