New-York tribune., 1872-03-28
GENERAL PRESS nIsPArCHl

GENERAL PRESS 0iSPATCHi
CoLgMBUs, March 27.-The Republican State
Convention at O'Clock this morning. very large
number of delegates were present The Convention
called to order by Mr.. James 8 Robinson Chairman Of
State Central Committee who introduced the Hon.
Aphonso Hart ~ temporary Chairman. The Hon. 3 n.
Titus Of Meigs chosen temporary Secretary.
After selecting the Committee. the Convention took
until when the Committee on Permanent
Organization reported for permanent President Gen.
John c. Lee of Lucas; vee-Presihent from each
district Isaac Buckingham o. Cuyahoga for Secretary
Gen Lee, taking the chair. made "a strong speech IN
favor OF Grants Administration. aud warmly up
pllndcd.
Capt A. 7. wykof nominated for Secretary OF
state on the first ballot. John welch of Athens
nominated for Judge of the Supreme Court; and Rich.
ard d. Porter for a member of the Board of Public
Works. A motion to nominate candidate for Con-
gressman at Large tabled
The following delegates ~ large ~ the Philadelphia
Convention appointed; Lert.GOv. Mueller Of
Cuyahosa, Samuel Craghcad OF Montgomery, Henry
Kisser OF Hamilton and j. MadisOn Bell (cOOred) u
Lucas.
Resolutions were ador in substance as follows:
The first rec es the origin and record OF the Republic
party the second declares that the gOod OF the
country demands that the Republican party should con-
tinue 10 administer tho Government Inc tnHu eA,
presses confidence in Gen. Grants Administration, and
refers 10 it's achievements at home aud abroad The
fourth iayors the levyng OF import dues with view
equaze their burdens and benefits among the people,
branch of Industry, that labor or every
Kind may have constant employment and just reward.
The hh Opposes further land grants to corporations
ana mOnopOlies and demands that the national domain
be reserved Tor homes for tho people ana educational
purposes The sixth states that there can be no pro
ucyc industry without the union Of capital and labor,
therefore IN favor OF such legislation as viii give
all proper guarantees for the safety and prosperity Of
The one and the renuneratiYe investment OF he other
The seventh favOr the RECONCILIATION OF President Grant,
and " ilham DennisOn Vice President.
The following District Delegates To the Philadelphia
Convention chosen:
First District, James W. Sands and Henry r. Eckel-
man; Second District, Josiah J.. keck aud w. +. lib
hal,; Third District. W. d. Bickham and j. X. ONeil;
Fourth District Griffith Ellis and A. G. COnyer; ruth
District DAVID HaTpstcr aud James L. Price sixth Dis
trict Jef. Hldebrandt and Mills Gardner Seventh DIS
trict Perry Stewart and william A Neal;
Eighth District, j. ". Myers and b T. DeWOLii
Ninth District j. e.. She rman anu j.. 3 York;
Tenth District, william Grouse and i. G. Hayes;
Eleventh District. John Il. Gregory and William Nash;
Twelfth District. " j. Turney and John ). BrOzee;
Thirteenth District Daniel Applegate and W G. Cooper;
fourteenth District Aaron Pardee ana L. j. Sprngie;
Fifteenth District, N. H. Van VOrhes and > D. knowles;
sixteenth District L. DanfOrth and W. IL. GO0derei;
seventeenth District, ". T. Allison and W ;. WuIam8
Eighteenth and Nineteenth Districts Will choose thcir
delegates la tue County Convention.