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msjority, but Clay changed 70 a. 10 slye him
more, and that atarted q. change that gays
pEtroArkI 10 STATE cosvIsrlos,

pxtroArEI TO s1ATR CONVENTION. S}
The following named gentlemen were then
chosen ss delegates to the stats Convention
TO bs held at Psrkeraburg July 80: M, II
d Washington-C. P. n Hamilton, George
GundllDg, 9. b. Jones, D. W. Connslly, ",
Cunningham, James McCaun, Geo. MUM,
II. 8erig. gtsey JFy4gFtl 10 ,i-"--'
MAdison-Hugh Sterling, Q. NJ. Rathbup,
Thomas Young, b. u. Dovener, A, Il. For.
gey, Granville Rolls, 9. P. Norton. LevIu
Jones. J: A. Faris, Q. G. Hcolsld, J. Z. Cow.
den, O. B. Hurt. w 5,--li ,l!' i, ( N I'VE
Ciay-W. j. W. Cowden, Victor Rouep.
burg, n. D. Scott, @. W. Atkinson, John
Frow, Auguatns Pollock, 8. L. Jepson, A.. Ii.
Beach, Il. b Clsmens, b. ". Peterson. !.
= Union-Abram B.amm, G. i. Painter, w,
Ramp. Chss,: 8. Howell, Ralph Whitehead,
o. D. Caldwell. James McAdams, Dayid Nos.
bit. An .,t,,ts6',, 'TI'' 80 -,
Oenter-O. D. Hubbard, Dr.. T. o. Edwards,
T. 9. MofIss, Dr. y. D. Reed, George Miller,
Webstsr-W. N. Llnoh, A. D. Work, @. R.
Smith. VIM. Webb, 6. o. Boyce, 8. K Wal.
lace, 9. +. carp, Wr. Hastings, u. Hathl.
way, +. H. Craso. p.'F y lE5I7I175r
Ritchls-Jossph Frc,z,, A. J. schul,ss,
q. @. Meyer, Conrad B-,mer, Charles Meyer.
Thomas o. Bishop, W. +. Grade, william
Blond, John Bleksrton, James T. McCready.
Libsrty-W.g u. Curtis, 4. NJ. Maxwell.
W. NJ. Dunlap, ". +. Whitman. l,11I1'5' =
4. Riohland-Ale1ander McCollocb, Morgan
Enslish, II. Garter. rE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. :.
TrIs1slphla-Alfud Kimmips, William
Baird, W. p. Hubbard, L. NJ. Atkins on, r. Mi
Henderson, J. 7. Carter. gRs}'II 'iI@.
pELEaArEs TO o,NoREAloNAL CONVENTION, !
Tho following were ohosan o. delegates Ia
the Congressional Convention, whenever II ID
called: Gslgs' HssF.ls' a 3',, & 1lf5a
Washing,on-JAmss Roberts, J. NJ, Belle.
VILE, VIM. Morgan, J. kindleherger. John
=; Day, James Riddle, VIM. otto, J. G.
Kline. H,H ~ s., 44,is-La r-,.,, -. s'f'l, (
Madison Same Z, those 'oh ,,'ssn for ths
State convention. ,ns'f l'r= ( !
olsy-John L. Dlcksy,; W. H. Hearne, W.
]. W. Cowden, G. W. Atkinson, W. McCor.
mick, Alexander Turner. w. +. Peterson,
Dr.: B. +. steelyard, John Mills John Frew.
Union-Abrnin 6tamr7, VIM. Mccormick,
WIN. II. Ramp. Charles 8. Howell, Ralph
Whitehead, @. B. Caldwell, James n SAdans,
David Nesbitt - :
Center-F. G. Arbenz, Col. N. Wilkiuson.
4 Ii, y q !! Edwafds George HaFkins George
Webstsr-o. 4. smith, W. Il. Travis, J. h,
Moore, VIM. Webb, s. o. Boyce. James Oar.
ling Isaiah Stevens. A. D. Work, F. H.
Crago. 8. X. Wallace. - sf-IgTflf :
Kitchie-6ames1 those chosen for the State
Convention. "7 'EH rseG jfa7'I NJ
Liberty-D. 7. Atkinson, George Maxwell
Nicholas Murray, jackson Porter, I8l~IS' :
Trladelphia-W. A. Mccoy, L. P. Bison,
Dr.. J. H.. sto,er, John Duncan, John r
Clark, I. J. Hugus. 1s-jt 30 /
Ricnland-Oapt. VIM. North, BENJAMIN
Springer, G. G. Sswtell. g lis
AS senatorial confeIees, Messrs. W. p, Hub
bsrd, ". H. Hearne and William Has!ing,
were chosen. g' :,
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. -
THE new County Executive Committee va.
named as follows: ...G.'rl57- !"
Wrshington-Henry 6srig. b, -,
Madison-S. P. Norton. eN'..''' 90
Clay-W. F. Peterson. @"E
Unlon-Ralph Whitehead,
Centra-F. O. Atbelz. r.Yrl /. D..
Webstsr-S. X. Wallace, ...ts,a@asgg
Ritohie-Joseph Freeze. ',.ga t
Lberiy-W. NJ. Dunlap.
Triadeiphia-John 4. Clark: =
Observation-Disclosures McColloch,
La order not TO proloug the Convention or
render tho proceedings cumbrous tho usual
committees we're not appointed at the start
Mr.. G.. W. Atkinson therefore offered In
place OF the resolutions that would have
been reported by committss on resolutions
the following, which was adopted with q
cheer: -
Resolred, That the Republicans Of Ohio
county, IN convention sstembled, re.declaIe
their allegiance to Republican principles
and most earnestly indorss both the Chicago
platform OF June, 1854, and the distinguish.
ed candidates for Pr rldent and WIGS Presi-
dent nominated thereon; and we pledge
snow GU: INST endeavoIs TO secure the til.
umph OF our principles In the approaching
elections, In county, stats and Nation.
On motion the convention adjourned.