New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-28
elected:

WIN. j. ONenl. xI...Jas. B. POstin.
IR b. Bradford. Kill. c. Thompson.
IH....W. c. Gould Kill. C. Fisher
VWm. Hoffman. XIV. James 6. Grail.
VI. J. Moore. Ky. g. M. MeMillen.
vi T. b. Bates. XVI...C. N. Allen.
VII .JOhn A Npger XVII "A. McGregor.
X. n. +. Van Fleet XIX E. B. Hatfield
X....Wm. Mnngen. AA....F' H. Kelley
The Convention then took recess until O'Clock p NJ
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention was called TO order at O'Clock by the
temporary President. DR.. Kenner from the Committee
on Permanent Organization. &c. reported for permanent
President Of the Convention the Hon. Hngh j. JeWett
The following Yiee-Presidents were also reported;
OLHi George v. atkinson. Os X Bernard Kahn.
II Charles s. Mcclure. XII. John Chaney.
III g. W. Stokes. XIII. j. W: Newburgh
" D. /. Meeker. XIY..G. W. WeT
VT ]. Godfrey. Ky XIV; d. " Oldham Rahar
vi M. Hardy. XYl.John W. hehhsAu'
VII IL. n. Dunn. XVII T.. nco SI -
il..James Taylor w ~ W6 ~ " N
TX u. A. Beebe. AlA.. 1ouhg. ,-.,,
&c. b. Prentiss XA.George MlcKefhne'
Tho renort was agreed TO- and the gentlemen named
Tor permanent officers were ppspmousy elected Col.
oBriep Judge McHenry, aud VIM. Parr were appointed
Committee 70 walt Upon Judge 1sYstt inform him Of
his election, and present him 10 the Convention The
Committee after brief absence, returned with the
Judge who introduced by the temporary President
and made bret address. The Committee on Creden-
tas reported that all the counties Of the State except
Greene County were fully represented, and that there
were no contests The following dispatch was received
from the Illinois state Convention and read by the Pres
ident, calling forth tumultuOus applause:
CONGRATULATIONS PROM ILLINOIS.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL, June 27.
To he President OF ne Ohio STATE Democratic Coarention
The Democrats OF Illinois greet the democracy o. ono
Bfown and strike hands with all Liberal Republicans.
JAMES c. ALLEN, President OF the Convention
The following reply subsequently returned:
The Democracy Of Ohio send greeting 70 their brethren
Of illinois They have Just adopted IN one Of the largest
Incnnati platform and requesting delegates to the
Baltimore Convention 80 vote for Greeley and Brown
THE PLATFORM.
GM.D. BlOss, from the Committee on Resolutions
reported the following platform;
Resolsed by ne Democrats Of Ohio IN Conren9nSSn
assembled, That the platform OF pIlnePes, b % ny
terpTetation Of the enumerated in the letter Of
1ento1 for the ONCE Of President Of the United states
affords common ground upon which hoeral men Oh al
The present Administration and Its attendant Official
ResprSd That our delegates this day to repre-
sent us in the Democratic National convention TO as
semble at Ba1more are requested 70 y9te ior the S
nation Of Greeley and Brown as our candidates Tor Pres
dent and Vice president
The report was received with wild cheers, and when
the applause ceased Gen. Durbin Ward moved the adop
lion OF the report delegate from the XVIIth District
moved 20 lay the resolutions upon the table Cres OF
"NoD "NOgl The motion 10 lay on the table was first
mt and lost by an Overwhelming vote, the announce
tpent being hailed with deafening cheers. The motion
90 adopt carried by equally decisive vote, amid
great enthusiasm.
The following gentlemen were then named as candi-
dates for the nomination Of Secretary OF State j. NJ
Haag W. T. Nasham, jeremiah Williams, j. e. Van
yalkenburgb Gen. Aquilla Wiley, and VIM A. Wilson.
II soon became apparent the ballotng progressed
that Gen Wiley, colder who lost leg IN the late war
would be nominated. Before the result was announced
All the other candidates withdrew and Gen. Wiley was
declared the nominee by exclamation. John L. Green
was nominated on the second ballot for Judge OF the
Supreme Court B. Riley vas nominated as mem
her OF the Board Of Public Works.
DELEGATES TO BALTIMORE.
The following gentlemen were chosen delegates-at-
large 20 Baltimore John A. mcmahon, Henry b. Payne,
Chiffon A White and Michael A. Dougherty. They are
All for Greeley and Brown.
Tn, following district delegates and alternates for