Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-06-14
SECOND DAY.

PHILADELPHIA, June 6.
The Academy was filed long before the
hon. for the assemblage of the Convention.
Tho deIepStes were all seated at about half
past ten. Every available space in the hall
was taken up. c,a,. ,o,,os a. .
At half past ten the lhalrhah caileu Tue
Convention to order. n H..
Prayer was offered by the Rev. III haiPer
of North Broad Street Church. :.
Mr. Pendleton, of Iowa, from the Commit
tee on Credentials, reported all the states
and Territories represented in full; no COD
tests, except in Dakota and Utah. In the
case of Dakota they admitted all of the four
delegates. with seats between them. In the
case of Utah they admitted the Hollister-
Gould delegates The report was adopted
The Chair ordered the roll called for mem
bers of the National Republican COMMITTEE,
with the following result
Alabama Geo D. Spencer Arkansas, Powell
ticnt, Marshall Jewell; Delaware, james Riddle;
Florida, W. II. Gleason; Georgia, j. ). framing; I;
Illinois, j. Y. Scammon; Indiana, o. p. Morton;
Iowa. q. NJ. Dodge; Kansas, John A. Martin
Kentucky, Wm. G. Goodloe; Louisiana, g. g
Cassavaco Maine, VIM. 3; Friei MARYLAND, i:nU g; G.
Fulton; Massachusetts Wm, Claim; MiSnlgamn nhn n
A9erii; i Mississippi, o. G. French; Missouri,
r. T. Van Horn; 'Nebfaske, E.; t cunningham;
Nevada James w. Nye; rssy Msw Ha%PsndTe hisPPsnder
G. Cattel; New York, Edwin d. Morgan
North Carolina, J. G. Abbott; Ohio, b.
r. GoTSn qregor, y9sephp pSads G wI,5lSnj IslSnj Wmi
Brayton; south Carolina Franklin j. Moses, Or. !;
Tennessee. Horace Maynard; Vermont, George
Nichols; Virginia, II. H. Wells; West Virginia,
Anson CresswelI; Wisconsin, David Stewart; Ari
zona, John Titus; Colorado, Z. NJ. McCook; Da-
kota, VIM. II. II. Beade; District OF Columbia, T.
D. Cooke; Idaho, j. r. Mcbride; Montana, l.. -
Church; New Mexico, j. g. Pulen; Utah, A. S.
Could; Washington, L. d. Andrews; wyoming
VIM 7. Jones'
offered bs Fesrrs99n aS99nts4 t&s4h6a that al I5ss 55ss9pSn I
Committee on Resolutions.
Several speeches were made, after which
Mr.. Cullum, of Illinois, in few remarks,
proposed the denomination for President OF
the United States of Ulysses 5. Grant Loud
and continued cheers.
Mr.. Woodford, of New York, seconded the
nomination in few remarks.
The roll was called for the first ballot, and,
after all the States and Territories had re-
sponded, the Chairman announced that the
entire yote-162 in all-having been cast for
Ulysses s. Grant, the latter was declared the
nominee of this Convention as its candidate
for the Presidency. [Great applause.l
Nominations for Vice-President were then
made.
Mr.. McNIichael of Pennsylvania, in few
brief remarks, named the Hon. Henry Will
son, of Massachusetts, which nomination
was seconded by Messrs. Loring, OF Massa-
chusetts; Gerritt Smith, and Quarles
(colored), of Georgia; Governor Noyes, of
Ohio Hills, of Mississippi.
Mr.. Edward Thompson, of Indiana, "in
behalf of the entire Republican party of In
diana, and by unanimous instructions OF the
Convention" nominated Schuyler ColtaX.
This nomination was seconded by Messrs.
w. A. Howard, of Michigan; Lynd (colored),
of Mississippi Parker, of New Jersey, and
Bckham, of Ohio.
Mr. Dener, of Virginia, nominated John F.
Lewis of Virginia.
Ascolored delegate from Texas nominated
Governor Z. j. Davis, of that State.
Mr.. Num-, of Tennessee, presented the
claims of and nominated Horace Maynard.
The Committee on Resolutions here made
their report, and series of resolutions was
read and adopted.
The President ordered the roll to be called
for vote by States on nomination Of 8
candidate for Vice-President. At the con
clusion of the call, pending which the excite
ment was intense, it was declared that the
States had voted as follows: