Ohio State journal and register (Columbus, Ohio). (Columbus, OH), 1838-06-06

              OHIO STATE JOURNAL AND REGISTER. JOURNAL Vol. 27, No. 58. COLUMBUS, OHIO, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 1838. REGISTERVol. 1, No. 66. PUBLISHED BY C. SCOTT It J M. GALLAGHER. Offlet on BtoM itrMt, Two doort Wwt of tht Clinton Btnk, JOHN M. GALLAGHER, EDITOR. TERMS OP SUBSCRIPTION Weekly Paper 93,00. Trl Wrekly Paper $4,00. Bally pa pur $6,00. TAll communication! relating to lubacrlptloni muit be directed (pofl-pald.) to JOHN D. NICHOLS, Puiuiuma Aatirr. ADVERTISING. Twelve llnei or lets, onelnecrtion 90 60 m three..." 1 00 u m u each additional Insertion,. ) 25 three monthi, 3 00 ilxmontUa & 00 u ii ii twelve niontha, 8 00 Longer advert tamenta In the tame proportion at the above, A deduction of twenty per eenU, (on tlie aieeta,) when the amount exceeda twfnty dollar In all monthi. All Advertisement! should be marked on their face with the number of Iniertloua deiired, or they will be continued till order ed out, and charged by the insertion. No responsibility for errors In legal Court Advertisements, beyond the amount charged for their Insertion. VBAELV ADVERTISING One-eighth of t column, (about 25 lines,)..- 912 00 One-fourth " 16 00 One-hair. " 25 00 A full column 40 00 Any Advertiser exceeding the amount engsged.to be charged for the acess, at the first rate above mentioned. CONVENTION OF THE PEOPLE. City nf Columbia, May 31, 1838, At a Dxmocbatio Whio Contention, held in pursuance of notice heretofore given, in the city of Co lumbia, in the State of Ohio On motion of Col. Wm. Doherty, ALLEN TRIMBLE, of Highland county, wee called to the Chair, and John L. Taylor, of Hobs, appointed Secretary, It wa impossible to procure a complete list of the Delegate!, owing to the great number in attendance; and even when the particular Delegation from the counties is named, it falls very far abort of the true number. The credentials of the following Delegates were then presented From Adams county Joseph McCormac, Adam Mc Cormac, J. 11. baird. Allen Hamilton Davison, Charles II. Adgate, J. C Cunis, F. H. Hinckley. Ashtabula O. H. KnoDD. O. Smith. Athens Col. A. Vanvorhis, Maj.R. B. Constable, E.G. Currier, A.O. BroJuuD. Jones, J. K.Will, J. Allen, Jno. Hamilton. JoupH ilufrbllon, jnwnn irunvjiton. Belmont Wtlliom B. I'ubbord, William II. Johnston, Jonathan Balderson, Horton J. Howard, Nathan Shepherd, Coulson Davenport, George Davenport, Moses P. Miles. John Kunis. ' Broun John Dufley, George N. Snider, Junes Pil-son.Butler Samuel Davis, A. Boyd, Alexander Delorac, Joseph H. Reily, Cornelius P. Hngerman, J. M. Slukes, John Fort, George D. Hill, 1. J. Keel;, G. W. Eagles- lord, James u. us uamp, v. vvooanisnsee,jonu ra. mu. likin. O. Wealherbv. Carroll Robert M'Clava, Joseph B. Tidball, Van Blown, Eli Clark, James Dovis, Robert M'hldery. Clinton John B. Posey, John Hsiard, Abel Loi Robert Lomsx ir.. Issish Morris. Champaign. William McDonald,, William Vance, Mm It. Corwin. Absalom Fox. James A. .McLain William Rock, William L. Converse, Joseph Hill, James Grafton. John West, James R. Mcbeth, Joseph Wiley, Henrv Funk. Decatur Talbott, James F. Noble, Samuel H. Robinson, Hirvey B. Corwin, J. C. V. Taylor, James Kock, J. C. Phillips, William Barrett. Thomaa Moore, Alex. St. Cluir Hunter, JSIiJnh Breedlove, William W, Hclmick, Wesley Nicholson, W. W. Crabb, D. C. White-hill. William Patrick. William McGill. John A. Corwin, William Thomas, Uren F. Mann, Joel Burnsidea, Elbe t i i u i . 1 iu.ij run, Clark. Charles Anthony, Jonah Baldwin, Chsrlos Csvileer.John Bacon, Wm. A. Rodgers, James L. lor- bert, Cyrus Armstrong, John Ludl Jr., Pclatiah Thompson, John Hou art, Joseph Coffee, Senr., Joseph Norton, Nelson Norton, J )hn Cai bert, Cyrus Armstrong, Jonn iuuiuw, urai. n.u. Coffee, Junr., Thud Cartmell, David H. Lof- land, Thomas Loflsnd, Benj. Moore, b. Mayne, Job ii.i.i-; w,n Williamson. Michael Kaulnien, D. 1 f.. ....,., L.hn linden. Wm. D. Miller,. Alex. Wad, die, Jas. Foley, Wm. II. McKennon, Ed . II. Cuinming, n...,l p,;i. Wm. D. Prinule. Jacob W. Kills, Thos, Kiser, James Taylor, Charlea Clark, Wm. Vanmelsr, Thn... Raihbona. John Cook, Nelson Miller, Jacob Lingle, Elijah Stewari, Benj. Hollowav, Senr., 8. O. vi.. I.. ch.rU. Harrold. Jno. Newlove. Joseph Newluve. Jas. McDaniel, Anihony Byrd, John Latimer, James 8. Halaey, P. Smith, A. Cowen, A. McMillan, Thomaa C. Buaby, Robert Bell, John R. Lemen, Jr., Wm. G. Al-pin, Jamee Turner, John Garlough, George Boikin. Clermont 8. 8. Leffingwell, Wm. Gleucy, M. M. Ed-wa'da, William Ulery, Andrew M. Goal. Columbiana Jsmea Buraon. CuyoAoj-a-lno. W. Woolsey, E. B. Sewyer, A. 8. Hutchinson, Geo. C. Dsvies, R. Sheldon, 8. Brainard, D. Sherman, D. McCartney. Coshorton. Col. Jamea Robinson, Besl Adams, Joseph NcMorris, Joseph Wright, Col. Wilson McUowan, Col. David Spangler, Waahinnton R. O'Hara. Crawford. John Cary, Matthew Walker, John Mc-Cracken, John Duncan, James Quinby, Thomas Gillespie, Jr., John Moderwell, Zalmon Rowee, James Mar-shall, Willis Merimsn. ....... IMamart Kmerv Moore, J. T. Mendenhall, Nathan Chester, John F. Seller, A. Curtis, N. Dimin, Wm. Rose, E. A. Howe, David Plumb, John Lyons, H. J. L. Brown, Jeremiah Gillis, David Clsrlt, Naltum Powers, ChsrU-a Brown, D. Humphrey, O. II. Bliss, Almon Stark, Wm. Davis, Jamea bishop, R. Ranner, A. Walker, II. Van-horn, D. Keeler, Ira Eldridge, Eleaier Main, Jamea Aigin, Wm. Owslin, A. Fulton, D. .McCullough, John Marks, I). Allen, J. Flannigau, JaineeCule, II. Smith, Wm. Williams, 8. N. Adonis, Geo. Fooir, M. B. Smith, Samuel Cole, T. F. Csn, R. Freemsn, J. 8. Brown, A. Thompson, E. Goodrich, A. A. W.lcli, 8. Parker, K. K. Monrhorn, A. P. Chesley, C. Csrpenier, D. T. Fuller, A. Hence, 8. F. Wesi, C. Covi'l.Thu. Pctiibons, R. A. l.amb, II. Warner sen, Jos. Cole, Elijah Mayne, A. L. Olmsied, II. Williams, C. Howard, F. C. Welch, 8. W. Knapp, P. D. Ilylier, Warren Allen, J. Clark, T. J. Carr, 8. R. Bennett, E. S. Carpenter. 8. Morrow, J. Whitehead, 8. Conly, D. Prince, E. Domigan, J. Prince, E. Carney, E. Houuh, Wm. Dunwoody, E. Evans, D. Gregory, C.PIumb, G. E. Byxbe, J. Kooken, F. Fuller, J. Meynard, J. Vanpell, 11. Lewis, O. Gooding, W. Mun-eon, W. O. Vaneicklc, J. Plumb, 8. Clark, ft. F.rsnn. JJarkt Ernesius Putnam, John Brigis, Elias Brums-gem, John MeFsrland, Joaiab D. Fairer, lsaao N. Ustd, Wm. M. Wilnon. , , ftirrirW Thomas Ewing, Philemon Beecher, Hugh Boyle, Gutleib Sieiman, Robert Wilson, M. Ruffoer, Thomaa Wilson, William Hunter, David Reese jr., Geo. Wilhite, Samuel Carpenter, Percy Hannum, George W.CIaapel!, Henry Cooken, A. W.8chiir, F. R. Jamea, T. B. Glasarord, Daniel Ssilor, Jacob lluckman, Henry Outcali, David Hautman, T. P. Aahbrook, J. M. Ash-brook, J. W. Crooks, 8. M. Cannon, Geo. Reber, Geo. Creed, John M. Creed, Win. Creed, David Irick, Louie Levering, A. O. Bright, M. Eflinser, 8. Maxwell, Wm. Hart, Robert 8miili, Joaepli Clements, Naih. Cook, 8. Sturgeon, Wm. F. Breck, A. T. Swayir, Wrn.8wayxe, William. Hamilton, Charlea Borland, Wash. Hood, S. 8. Gohegan, John Leiai, H. F. Galloway, G. Weaver, David Dunkle, Abraham Wheeler, D. A. llainilien, John Hhoemnker. D. Talniadoo. 8. Sandcraon, Jeremiah liar- vr, T. B. Head, Jacob Greybill, Louis J. Mceller, James While, Win. Km it, Robert F. Caffee, Henry llulmes, Thomaa Holmes, liarvey Mesoamore, Wm. Wella, Geo. Holmes, Hirsm McArtnur, w. mcArtnur, jonn i-rsne, Geo. F. Bull. Geo. Sanderson, 8. B. Btiilerfield, Daniel Biker, Win. Furgaaon, Wm. II. Hill, N. II. Kaufman, Riehard Talhnan. Thomaa Wilson. thttlle llattenl Harrison, Samuel Myers, J. 8, Here- man, John King, William husii, l nomas ureen, uenry Burned, Charles M. Wtllismo, Jarkson Rodgers, John Parmll. John Green. Daniel McLean. . franklin B. B. Brown, N. Medbury, Joe. Ridgwav, Jr., John Thomas, Robert Riordan, Luther Hillary, A. Plait, Adam Zinn, Henry Mateden, Daniel Henry, John O. J, met Uriah LaihmD. T. Tinton. Alfred Kellov. Ed ward Davis, John D. Sniiih, Z. Hanford, Thomaa Mann, O. Riordan, 8. Swset, T. L. Shields, T. U. Culler, K. Culler. C. Weller. J. W. Andrews. Demia Adsms. C. Kant, J. Ilerr, 8. Whitwurth, Dr. John B. Thompon, Dr. Robert Thompson, Jacob Reese, David Nelson, S. Barr, John A. Lsiell, A. McCoy, L McCullough, R. Rusk, T. Butler, II. Laihrop, L. Burr, J. Blair, Itoben Neil, Calvin Hillerv. D. Farria, R. Marshall,Daviil Jones, 1. B. Crial, F. A. McCormick, B. L. Riddle, W. Barker, A. uroiherlin, Thomas umutus, A. J. McDowell, V, Zinn. William Doherty. D. Dougherty. A. 11. Pinncy, James McCrea.S. T. Heffner,G. fl. Harvey, D. Overdier, Richard Jones, Jacob Gaies,Jno.Chcsnut,J. M.Gallagher, iuviu Luvn, William muriuuy, muriv .avuu Leaf, John Leaf, Wm. Maraden, J. Mursden, Juines W. McCoy, Thomas Mitchell, R. Davis, B. Davis, J. Morrison, J. George, J. Marshall, G. tl'Harra, Evan Evans, Wm. A. Flint, G. A. Laxell, J. M. Kerr, C. Higgina,S. rougut, wm. A. Gill, Jonn uiu, Anurew uiue, uaniet Evans, A.J. McDowell, Jacob Kidney, David Evans, Wm. Brigsbee, Wm. Long, Thomas Garner, John Garner, A. Barker, E. N. Gregory, Alex'r Potion, Peter Putnom, II. Butler, A. roster, J, J. Saul, J. fc. jetioras, treaencit Bents, J. Greenwood, John Armstrong, Sumner Clark, Win. Williams. M. Matthews. L. Kilbourn, H. Delino, Lewis Warner, E. Case, S. Stanton, Joseph Baldwin, R. Russell, Wm. Armstrong, Samuel McUlellan, Wray Thomoa, Robert W. McCoy, John C. Work, John Bowna, Waller Amos, John Shaw, tjyne starting, jr., Isaac Demarrist. Daniel E. Hall, C. A. Barker, P. Reed, F. Stewart, John M. Walcott, George W. Higgins, J. E. Kudisfll, G. M. Koninson, Andtew Backus, Israel bod-man, David Brooks, C. A. Richards, Peleg Sisson, Titos. Wood, P. Ambns, Frederick Spade, John Fields, Wm. Adams, John N. Townley, Jno. Wilson, Jno. Hodgkins, John C. Brodrick, J. C. Jones, Cheater Mattoon, J. Ncaremer, I. B. Halsey, Geo. Klphistone, J. . falmer, John L. Miner, M. J. Gilbert, Samuel Brush, N. Murry, Charles Scott, David Lloyd, JNathamel morion, J. r. Brooks, W m. Harrison, Ueorire lirauss, Joseph Ulazter, John McElhany, M. B. Wright, George Joffries, T. Konerts, Jonn utstott, Auram Btotis, urian oious, aoo'i McCloud, George llerincoun, Lewis Hosier, N. Barlli, Wm. M. Awl, Wm. Hnnce, J. Irons, G. W. Peters, J. L. Peters, C. Heyl, I. G. Dryer, Moses Altman, Jacob Tur- u. n.ettey, James Dryuon, joscpn , Wm. McElvain, lsaao Marple, Monroe Bell, Z. Sulizor, John Riordan, Henry Glover, Wm. Merrion.Jr., E. Merrion, Henry Brown, N. Hubble, Samuel Crosby, Amos Ramsoy, James Harris, Daniel Hnrris, E. Rockwell, W. T. Martin, 8. E. Wright, Jas. Cherry, Amos Mencly, Joel Searls, Stephen Phillips, Win. Altman, Arnold Haray, Daniel Barnhart, Edmond Cowling, F. Ileningnoiis, George McCormnck, John Barr, Ueorge White, Joseph Btarr, mannew r.ini, mien mc-Mnsier, John Harris, Sen., Wm. L. Casey, J. 8. Lakins, B. D. Havens, John Brlnrkla, John Harris Jr William Clover, O. Bqulras, Peter mover, Wllllani Brown, J. Bqnirei, Bolomoa Clo. ver, John Brown, B. Whitehead, Aaron Clover, Iirael Brown, laaae Rhoaus., Joehua Cole, luae Haydeii, W. Bmllli, Wm. An. deraoo, Henry Alder, B. Bnilth, P. Bennett, Evan Jones, J. NIs. wsnder.C. McQulitton, Eilward Jones, Jacob rJmltli, John How. ard.Bnniuel Clover, Jacob Tuttle. Doct. Geo. Riehey, John 8am. mel, Andrew Jameann, Jacob Rodtera, Moees rurcell, Solomon Hopper, Thomaa J. Kaln, Wm. Brackenrldae, Jacob Armstrong, B. B. Brl;i,Henry Oelletpejr, Charlea Hliflns, R. Bailey, David Btranathan. Hiram Insles, Daniel Roberta, H. Barber, Blephsn Pottle, John Jones, John Comley,Bmlth Bailey, Adam Gauts, Jamea Bly, Allen Blonl, David rlpaniler, Bmlth Poille, N. Cherry, John Poitle, William Phelps, Joseph 8. lllckmsn, John Rlllhiflon, W. H. Rsrey, Henry Symi, 8. Brinkerhoof, J Hoeken, Henry Sly, Bamaal Parke, Wm. Rarey, Alel'r Hopper, William Phillips, C. Wrliht, Parker Rarey, Perrln Poetle, G. Pontius, John Binltli. W. Ilishon, I. B. liialea,T. J. Sloreinan, Kolrt Jameson, J. Hwlaher, John Poetle, Jr., Dunlel Landon, J. Winlentetn, John Graham, G. W. Ilarl, J. Bwiiher, Thomas Graham, T. Lee, J. Gander, Stephen Poitle, Jr. W. McDonald, John Klle.Samuel Cooper, W. Hempstead, James Kile, John Brown, A. Arrlwn, Wm. Patterson, Z. Poetle, J. Colney, P. Pontius, John 8talrwalt, Calvin Mattoon, J. Pollock, Henry Clover, John Baldwin, Samuel Morris, David HurTman, Edwin Mattoon, Joshua Stevenson, J, W. Harrlniton, John Mattoon, J. Rhor, John Haad, Edward Phelps, Sen., Mossi Croom, Thomas Gullltord, Edward Phelps, Jr., Frederick Buan, Isaiah rurcell, E. Washburn, 0. Rarey, Jr., Rkhard Burnett, J. Haywood, Jacob Washburn, A. B. Johnston, Wm. Kile, John Da vis, 8. O. Flennlken, Bamuel Sharp, O. Davis, Lewis T. Lane, F. Swisher, Wm. Davis, D. Lakln, B, Tallman, Leonard J. NelT, A. Walker, J. Helsetl, Robert Younf, C. Croker, Wm. MeComb, J. Bull, Reuben Gohlday, Jamee Patterson, J. B. Menely, T. Bkeila, Jotia Needles, J. K. Young, Wm. Bkeila, E. Peters, John C. NerT, Thompson Bull, V, Deliorty, Wm. Mannlns, D. P. Wilcoi, 0. Wrliht, Roliert Golllday, J, Gordon, Robert Klle.B. Weed, Bam-nel Shram, Wm, Rathmoll, Wm. Bhrum, Samuel Bishop, James Gardlaer, J. Shram, Henry Buan, Thomas Roberts, J. C.Hartman, Wm. Bhsrp, Thomss Tipton, J. Hsrtmsn, W. Patrick, John Tip-Ion, 8. L. Peck, Vsnee Decker, Jonathan Tipton, Isaac l.ainkln, Esq. Cameron, Samuel Tipton, H. Orcott, W. Hryner.John Tipton, Jr., A. Bull, John Solomon. J. Browning, P. R. Hunt, John G. Bennet, Thomas Johnston, D. O. II. Welmore, Amos Beonet, J. Chenowilh, L. Cose, George Btevsnson. Geo. Glger, Runynn Coe, George Neerilee, 8. Kinnear, James Sudduk, M. Parriob, J. Webster, Richard Long, M. Gardiner, E. Webstar, L. Baity, A. Mayturd, II. Rldnhour, Wm. Banty, B. Tuller, John Clark, L. Foster, A. Ingham, J. Slarrelt, J. Jeffreys, Joha Buck, James Slsrrett, J. Ingham, Wm. Dill, M. Peterson, Mr. Eooa, John Dill, O. Grssn, David Dill, A. Buckles, Jacob Grahb, D. Turner. U. Romtne, Wm. Domlgan, J. Ferrla, E. Romtna, George House, R. FerrlSj W. Roniine, James WalcoltD. Ferris, John Morgan, W. Kilbourn, J.' Bulllvant, a'. Clinch, J. Hyde, V. W. Orals, Joha Clinch, T. N. Cass, 8. Deardrnn, Albert Dili, E- Brown, John Fleming, James Parks, 8. Mayeard, El his Peig, Amos Parks, U. Psrmelee, W. H. Btovsnsoa, P. Parke, William Topping, James Parker, P. Parka, H. Pinney, B. Delashamond, P. Pattsraon, J. Meteair, Jacob Overdier, Daniel Turnsy, Jr., Asaph Allen. Samuel O. White, A. Deaa.C. Comslock, McDonald While, Alel'r Hem-merle, R. W. Cow lea, Rollln Moler, John Palleraon, F. Fuller, Jeremiah Miner, Charlea Patlarson, M. B. Wilkinson, (IrlOln Miner, H. Laser, B. Comshwk, T. Nisewender, Mareua Cola, Jacob C, NerT, 8. Nlsawender, C. B. Burr, Ephraim Johnston, II. Hons, J. Wilson, Semnel Johnston, E. Dili. Lsvl Pinney, John Hickman, Miles Pinney, Wm. Whjiion, Wm. Armstead, Jamea Lawton, M. Foley, Robert Armstead, R. II. Pinney, Wm. Thomas, Samuel Paiuo, W. Ray, Woods Thomas, James Paiton, O. Jswett, Tho. Harris, Joha Weeden, 8. Wilson, J. Anderson, Jr., J. Canst, II. Fuller, Gsorgs Topping, Wm. H. Nadanbusb, E. C. Lstllmer, J. Wsgonsellsr, George Fishsr, Charles Pinney, Robert Anderson, George Davis, A. Pinney, L. O. Moorehead, E. Brunk, N. May. nard, Joseph Lyons, Wm Bcrtmger, R. Csrpenier, Wm. Bkidmore, A. Rodgers, T. B. Morris, J -tin Brlggs, Henry McCrscken, Sam-asl AblK.lt, Henry Brlggs, P. Llsk, E. Gilbet, N. Brlgga, Samuel Brunk, 8. Brown, Wm. Caldwell, Peter Blue, G. Taylor, Reading Audent, Thomas Keller, W. W. Williams, joha GoldsmKh, Too. maa Wikoi, P. Walere, Charles Harrison, Peter Wlkos, Charles Arnold, H. D. Brodrick, John MeCraken, Gilbert Walere, David McCracfcen, T. Abboll, Z. P. Thompson, Samusl Wlkos, 8. Hslt, John Thompson, Arnold Clan, G. H. Andrews, A. Thompson, Abner Clap, Hiram And.ewa, Clark Potter, B. McCracken, J. Downer, E. Stewart, Daniel Latilraar, R. Weaver, Wm. suw. art, Hanson Davie, C. Weaver, T. Perry, Jamea Davis, J. W. Udd, Wm.Johnslon.8. llnh,Gn.O. W.Urlewold, P.Johnston, John Gowndown, Br., J. Parke, G. W. Williams, Joha (lowa-down, Jr., F. Abbott, J. Lsndes, Asa Davis, D. Morrow, Samuel Barr, Jr., G. Fiahar.J. Hall, A. K. Williams, Jsmes Cos, R. Hell, Ivl Here, Ephraim Fisher, J. W. Cass, Y. Sllmmel, E. Topping, M. Sllmmel. W. Bench. M. Moonhead, W. Eloey, A. V. Taylor, W. Shannon, Jamas Smith, James Long, M. Plumb, D. Thomas, R. Taylor, J. Miller, Charlea Groom, J, A. Reynolds, J. W. Mlllp gen, lleaealab Wlkus, J. W. Hanson, Samuel Landee, Joha Hennet, M. lianaon, J. Roberta John Armstrong, W. Hpragus Milton Flalisr.Lswal Wllllame.il. Tall, J. Flatter, F. Wilcoi, L. L. Baldwin. A. Bllmme'.C. Fraaell.S. Baldwin, H. Kerr, M, Fra sell, G. Shields, H. Sham, II. E. Miller, Abner Wllllsms, 8. La- throp, J. M'Comb, J. Blointeiugh, J. Lathrop, M. McCam B. Mitchell, A. Bella, Pamuel Robb, J. Blumh, Mr. Lathrop, Charlea King. H.lonard, J. Ragler.Mr. Manely.R. 8tev.no, e. Robineon, Wm. Sears, Nobta Landon, B. King.U. Heartwell, J. Hoover, D. t'anlne, Jamee La re, A. Williams, B. Miller, H. Spangler, D. Tilpltr-JW. Mclntire, W. llaye,D. Sewkkard, H. Oml. G. Ev ans, D. Bmlth, Jacob GruhD, J. Bollinger, S. Baughmaa, M. Lee. UraiiM Ihoinaa Richmond, Seabury rord, William II. Bvron. G'urrnjev Wvatl Hutchinson, Jsmes M. Bell, David Little, Alexandsr McCracken, Gordon LoAand. Greene Joshua Mantn. bamuel futerbauah, John Crumbaugh, Charles F. Beall, Alexander G. Zimmerman. Samuel T Canbv. Stephen Bell, John J. Beall, John Sexton, John Kiler, Andrew Galloway, Solomon Kerah- ner, tieorge u. Lauman, jonn liara, jamea ti. Moore, L.. D. Unsn w,. Il.ll.rrf, H.b W.n. Wm. Head. Joseph Blair, Benoni Nrabitl, Alexander II. Beall, Alex'r, ionner, uavia omatt, i nomas nonon, n. t.iiier,jr., o. W, McCoy, James Galloway, jr., Urinton Baker, John Duncan. Samuel Newcom, ir., Charlea Spencer, John Kendall. David Hanee, Adam Haties, Jonathan Snyder. Julin Cloiletter, Jacob Kike, James L. Soartl, Lemuel L, r raster. Smith rersinser. t. r. Drake, Jonah bspv. A, McConncll, Jeremish Gost, Nathaniel 11. Brandenburs, Silas Hale, John 8. Perkins, Uriah Paulin, James Small, Robert Swenv, James Davia, B. F. Roe. iorrfin. Conrad W. Shaw, J, II. Wear, A. Thom son, Enoch Horvov, Aas Davia, Cyrus Dille, U. P, Leiihton, Jnhn F. Ilenkle. Huron John Fish, Charlea A. Prraton, Benjamin W Abbol, J. J. Ak.rman, Thomas Iliggiubottom, Starr Hum. Jurn'ton Wm. Wiley, Plait Bcnnitt, Willis W. Bcn- nilt, Wm. Streturo. Jolin S. Hull. Hocking Thomas Worthington, David Johnson, D Corkins. Hamilton J. Burnet, J. W. Gnslar, A. F. Carpenter, vr, nenrie, j. in. uooitutc, o. u. Cilioil, n.. c. nice, xx, Y. Yeatman, D. Burritt. Ihnnck A. B. Ksgey, A. F. Mesism, Norman Chant berlin, Wm. M. Patterson, John Nigh, John Adams. Ihftyland Allen 1 rimule, Kotiert llorron, Hubert II, Avres. Dsvid Jollv ir.. St. Clnir. Jtlfenon James E. Wilson. Preston Ruberls, John M Matthews, Wm, McGransghan, Joseph Morrison, John nicr.iuerry. A'nor Johna. Elliott, Columbus Drlsno, Jscob Vesch, John Armstrong, D. L. Hill, James Rigby, Jss. P. Tur ner, Wa.h. Strong, A. W. Swetland, Koswell Clark, B. F. McCracken, Peter Vesch, T. R. Eddy, 1). Topping, Alvin Fool, Francis Pophsm, Madison Miller, Cyrus Gales, Luther Hill, Enos Miles, Harvey Jones, Stephen ir. woodrun, Kiinert iing vm. mccresry, John moll, Beni. Chaae. John Gabriel. Asahel Allen ir.. M. W, Vore, 8. W. Burr, George Browning, David Iawman, Wesley Rodman. J. W. Miller. O. Teagarden, J. 8. Pow. er, Wm. L. King, R. F. Hiekinan, S, . Hickman, H.J.Updrgratt, Wm, Mellord, Si. Jobuaon, 8. M. Browning, J. R. Rises, A. Kellv. Volnev Miller. E.Smith, G. S. Hubble, W. 8. Garrison, Wm. Combs, Henry Richards, S. T. Critch- lield, Joel Hall, israot union, Amos a. noyce, ocoti Durbin, John Beobe, Wm. Messenger, Samuel Wheeler. Linking. Thomas W. Wilson, John J. Mooney.Ual- vin K. Warner, James Holmes, jncoD myers, Jamea Harvev. Joshua Holmes, James Wells, Lemuel Holmes, Stephen C. Smith, (Henry R. Humphrey, James B. Dor-sey, Simeon Herrick, Moses Shearer, Nathan King, tioorge B. Arnold, Unas tiowett, James mattotm, oeorge P. Howell, Jesso Gossncll, Robert Cross, Daniel G. Cross, Alpheus Jewett, Nathaniel Fuller, Amos H. Caffee, Willism B. Wilson, B. W. Brice jrOrin C. Eaton, Samuel P. Fidler, Andolotia Pier, John Siglcr, Joshua Mnthiol, John Evans, Knowles Lennel, A. P. Prichard, Ralph Granger, AppollosGriffen, Sylvestor Spelman, Henry L. Richards, Thomas L. Bancroft, Ebenezer Crawford, Sheldon Swan, Lewis Hillyer, Ira Gilbert, J. W. Atwood, Benjamin Patterson, Jason Collins, Hirnm P. Weeks, T. Sage, Aaron McBride. E, G. Granger, Freeman Hnnkill, David rartriuge, bhoiuon candy, James Mead, Jnrvis Case, James S. Reeder, Joseph Evans, George Abbott, Luke K. Warner, Samuel Scott, Jacob Riley, Giles Hickox, Sylvsnus B. Coleman, A. P. Wightman, Thomaa Fcarn, John Reece, Thomas Seymour, William D. Eys-ter, N. B.Holliday, James Stone, James McMillcn, Clark Dunham, Edward Sianbory, T. B. French, James Davis, Elijah Cooper, A. D. Bigelow, Henry Wilson, John Heart, Christian Stickley, Andrew Jackson Little, Jnmes Jiidd, Thomas Wiley, A. F. Hall, Charles Wilson, Revel Evemt, Johnston Thurston, Jacob Lotnmon, William Munsell, Helon Rose, Chauncv G. Moore, Sylvester Hays, Hiram Angevine, Klthu flays, Richard Harrison, Wickliff Condict, A. D. Pearson, Daniel GritTeih, Jesse Horn,E. Ii. Pearson, Willism Woodbridge, Albert Hoi-lister, Martin Lincoln, Sonford Doud. Hnnry u.pjm ery, T. II. Kpeltnan, John Ridenhour sen., Samuel Mont- ffomery, Alanson Root, Walter Thrall, James Ewing, toswell Marsh, Daniel Winder, Rollin Rose, Ssinuef Reynolds, Mnthiss Songs. LMmmee George T. Paull, Jamea Rodgers, William L. Tyrell. Logan Samuel Newell, John Ewing, Henry Dell. R. 8. Canty, Abel H. Thomaa, John Means, Lewis Seaman, Edward W. Hildebrand, John Dickson, David Scon, James Workman, Abner Riddle, John M. Glover, Robert Newell, Benjamin S. Brown, Robert Humphreys, Saml. Moore jr., Chsrles B. Hildebrsnd, Benjamin Stan- Ion, Joseph Newell, Hiram B. Strother. Abiel H. Lord, Anthony Uoaad, Job s. lion, wm. ranter, jos. r olsoni Lorain Nathan P. Fletcher. Lutat Caleb F. Abbot. .Midi ion John Arbuckle, Philip Lewis, J. W. Simp- ins. f ranklin rouse, r. II. Ulinstcd, Win. Hull, Uliss Berry, Joseph Chrisinan, A. J. Toland, Peier Butfen- buroh, Fletcher W. Pratt, Washington Bradley, Samuel Gaualey, Jacob Chrisman, Asber W. Tinder, Francis suurv. Kicharotowiinir, Aorotiam Hare, John Graham, Henrv Warner. James Freeman. I. N. Jones. Gnhrie Prugh, Jsmes (J. Illspeicli, John Shough, Isaac House-man. ir Calvin Anderaun, Abraham Simpson. Wash- inizton Lewis, James Jones, J. H. Hrrrod, John Lucas, Christian Atikclin, Ansel Bates jr., Elisha Bidwcll, Jns. Alexandor, Ld. Hancock, Wm. Al. Montgomery, Uiho ngman, Jamea Burnhain, K, trancis, n. ratterson, J unter, Thumaa Fellows. Beniamin Tnvlor, George W. Haskins, John P. Patrick, Wm. II. Delois, Levi McF. Patrick, Ernstos Mitchell, Parker Browder, John Ingram, Daniel Reed, Ira Finch, Thomaa Kilbury, Charles McCloud, James Grsy, Thomas Fsrrar. Medina Jonathsn Starr, Carlos A. Clark, Nathaniel Eaatman, J. S. Csrpenier, JWonon, II. Darlinton, B. W. Holmes, Jacob Holder- man, James Rawl, Ruben Smith, N. D. Royce, Wm. B. Swinerton, John Holderman, Abraham Holderman, R. ratten, Samuel Holmes, Alson Norton, John C Gou- man, Henry Thew, Wm. Timberman, M. H. Kirby, 8. A. Carr, '1 nomas J. Anderson, Wm. Davids, Peter Doty, lias Miller, Robert Kino, A. Holmes, James Phips, John Roy. Miami Davis W. Thayer, James Fenner, Beniamin Pearson, John Wiley, Charlea Hilliard, Charles Ross, Col. John Johnston, Jscob Lsndis, William Brown, Wil liam blliol, Stephen Johnston, John W. Gordon, Col. nomas Barbour, Daniel Brown, A. W. I ullis, K. Arm strong, II. J. Petitt, James 11. McClung, Daniel II. Jones, John L. Jones. Montgomery Daniel Kiler, Warren Munger, John Mills, Win. KComly, D. L. Peirce, W.J. McKiuney, 8. Snyder, Charles Anderson, T. M. Ilardcastlr, David Lamme, Amos irvin, A. nun, m. maxwell, n. b. maxwell, Thomas Dodds, Robert J. Lsmme, Jacob Zimmer, Frederick Hoff, Wm. Bwartx, J. C. Neglev, Eli Huhbs, Warren Rsiabrook, J, F. Skinner, John Pearjon, Elias Maitlicwa. Mercer R. W. Stearns. Morgan Luther D. Barker, Mtukingumi. P. Springer, Abraham Joaselrn, Jno. W. Thompson, J. C. Guthrie. R. W. Donlsn. L War ner, C. Ford, A. Reese, V. Adamson, A. Msuk, 8. Shsw, A. crooks, J. LeycocK, ettneon Hsynes, Alexnnder Armstrong, Jsmes Little; Robert Allen, Zs. Wilson, Noth. Flamming, Jease L. Msnlcr, B. Lemert, R.Adams, J. P. Springer jr., John Evans, James Evans, Win. Joseph, N. A. Guille, James Dixon, G. Tsylor, E. Burlin- game, Wm, rairlamb, A. van Home, H. Harris, John fringe, N. Joseph, James Mercer, S. Borders, David Hams, J. P. Huston, John Forsbey, Wm. L. Hutchinson, John McDonald, C. G. Wilson, John T. Fracker, Richard Collum, John Pnntt, Jesse rox, A. C. Altars, D. Bald. win. II. A. Prints, A. Pursell, II. Hsgaman, A, M, C. Rivers, Daniel Convers, 11. Orndorff, Robert Btewsrl, Isaac Campbell, John Haver, Robert llarlelt, W. A. Ad ams, II. Cox, Adsm Peters, Wm. Tucker, Jsmes Reeve, J. 8 Copland, II. Robinson, G. Wyncoop, John Dully, Jsmes Henderson, J. M. Thompson, J. D. Adams, John Allsrs, A. Mcllold, D. Hsttsn, J. Hoover, M. Ayera. W. Jnckson,J. Brsdshaw, John W. Foster, Levin Coverdsle, Kliaa Green, Joshua Goraucb, Jeremish Cooper, A. W. Cooper, W. Adsms, Benjamin Townsend, Geo, Towmv-end, John Porter, N. C. Guille. Arry Wm. F. Mceller, J. W. Ream, Samnel Cassill, iiiigil ii ill, e. muiiuiit, k. i,.iwri v, u, viik, T. England, J. G. Wiseman, II Bogle, John Stuart, J. c- j. .ii f r..ll- I l. ci I if. , i . 1 1 t n k ....... ur. r . L r s -. cveraoie, t. uunera sen., i, vuiibis jr., juuii ouei wuuu, Naih. England, P. 8. Wiseman, J. Lnglsnd. Pike Spencer Berry, Snowden Sergeant, Joseph Se-well, lsaae Wstis, Boll Clark, Allen Bull. VA-awie John L. Green, Wm. B. Thrall, It. Sage, Joseph Johnston, Jacob l.eil.v, W. D. Ilerrirk, J. N.Sining, David bnatwonh, r. I . line, ueniley t.roea, William Tripleli,J. II. Tennenl, II. Doret, Thomas Huston, L. II. Olds, Willism Thomss, John Winaiead, George Boikin, Joshus llmwnell, lsaao Alkire, John M, Kinlev, George Kadclitl. B. r. Thrall. Aaanei Kemck, reus Konick, j. E. Vanmetre, Van E. Vanmelre, Abrain Vanmeire,Gril- filh Justice, Morris Howe, John West, I'eler Dolbee, A. Beard. Robert Campbell. Charlea Cochran, Jacob Mou- ser, Joseph Durhsm, Lemuel Evans, Stephen Timmons, noute l oner, jonn oiertey, i.i. oirni-t, jamea r.. nice, Robert 8. Porsemsn, Win, Raub, Daviilllopkins, IPeter Parcels, Win. Brundigr, John Brundige, A. Rhodes, C. Holderman, Peier Culp, jr., JesM Luix, Samuel Lull, Dsvid King, Isnse Miller, Eliss Florence, Alexsnder McKinley, John Renick, Wm Scon, II. Renick, Win. Florence, ir. Henry Swesringer, William B. Brown, James Ward. Gershoin M. Peters, George Ward. Sain'l vlcCrssv, Thomss Wooddell, Adsm Meymour, J.ihn V. Davis, William Renick, Sen., Julio Cochran, Nathan Dower, Charles K. Bye, II. pi. Hedges, jr 8.0. Renick, V. W. Renirk, M. P. Choat, Alpheus Choal, James lioimee, isaso riunnea, jrit-ivin rtiusecr, i . uurrclt, Ir- A. C. Hi vies, J. K. Hill, J. O. B. Renick, R. Brooks, J Dennv. C. McDsniel. J. McDenirl, John Anderson, ir. Jacob Holt, Henry Cook, Daniel llarlman, Daniel Weal John Reber, Joseph Tempi., J, Pelsrs.John Msckey, jr. Jscob Stuvveassnl. ftiriag Edwin Campbell, Daniel Haskell, Leverelt Norton, Chauncev B. Carter, Edward Sumner, Aaron N, Hart, Frederick Wadawnrth,Channcey B. Clark, David McBride, Charles L, Rhodes, lleman Oviail, Israel Town, Simeon C. Porter, Charlea H. Hamlin, W, D. I lor-nrll, Caleb Carlton, Daniel R. TiUlen, 3. Terry, llnrvey White, .iisrcus muses, .ltsritn mcviinioca, uenry chit lenden, Henry u. weaver, maa n. otreeter, Daniel I .I,.- j,i. I'pson, Amos C, Wright, P. Foster, Selh Iredell, Miner Vn A. Spier, Jacob Brown, B. T. Blodgei. Simnn Perkins, jr. , U......I a u. I. niit i! . V1 si-eeeh of Wallace, Charlea II. Boaiwick. R. E. Campbell, Wm. Eraser, Richard J. Thompson, Charlea Clami, William Turner. W. Wallace, Samuel B. Spelman. Jonah lime. Samuel Redfield, Anal Bradley, Solomon Purdr. Thoa. Hale, Julius A. Sumner, Asaph Whittlesey, Reuben A simian, Amos Seward, Benjamin Uigley, Antoa Avery, George Wallace. rVrWe Henry Monlforl, Joseph C. Hawkins, Nsthan D. Sellers, George D. Hendricks, laniah Adams, Ellas llerdman, Juhn Miller, J. Robert Vsnwiiikle, Henry M Eidaon. JdWiW William Plait. Joaenh Llndlev. Joaenh G Reach, John Beach, John Finney, Geo. Hammer, Jamea cantwen, niiranam voinnpiiry, eatnuet mow, Israel Clsrk, A O. Miller, J. S. McCoy, Jacob Enningsn, John R. Barnes, J. II. Cook, John Patierson, John Gilkeneon, John Biewarr, at. Hartley, a. It. Iteverstuck, Robert M Combs, Androw 8. Newmsn, J E. Evans, 8. Harden, E. Hedges, A. Enos, Noble Calhoun, J. F. Adsms, 8. Bowmsn. R. F. McCreary, Thomas Walla. J. r'arr.n. I. C. Clinr, David Marshal, Jamea Stow., Wm. Granger, bamuei nici.iure, i nomas uira.raon, J. N. Smiter, I , Smith, 8. Smith, M. R. Harden, C. C. Avery, Richard Woodhouse, Jsmes Binarl, Georg. Worta, W. Webster, i couy, n. iiuasii, j. n. iiartman, D. Carp.ntar. Hou Felix Renick. Prealav Morris. John L. Tavlor. Abraham Hegler. Martin Peterson. John D. Webb. John Bentley, Aaron A. Dailey,Jno. Johnson, Wm. Cox, Aaron Foster, Wm. Breedlove, Joseph Blacker, George Renick ., mo, ivcniua, jamea nyan, jonn nooinson, wm. Shepherd, Hiram Mace. David Steele. Charles L. Scott. Henry Shrivor, S. W. Ely, Samuel Ingham, Wm. G. Hell, Samuel Ball, John Anderson, Robert Bethel, Wm. S. Murphy, Wrn, Worthington. Jamoa Steele. John F. Cole, Wm. Y. Glmore, John Sherer, George Will, M. King, Parker Gardner, J. McMnhun, John T arlton, J. A, neyuuiue, ueorge rsrier, r. r. jjiMundgo, morlin Uau-man, Joshua Robinain, Thomaa Renick, Henry Renick, John Nichols, Abraham Canlich, Daniol McCoy, James Butt, Wm. Chsenui, John McKinley, Goorge Moore, Thomas Walkd, Moses Lotto. aeneco Joseph Howsrd, William Cornell, Willsrd Whitney, llenrj Ebert,H. B. Dean. Sandiuky Difiiel Rice, Exra Williams, Samuel Cro-well. I Scioto. Edward Hamilton, John Clingman, John Hurd, S. R. Nurse, Win. Jackson, E. Corwin, J. J. Holmes, J. McDowell. H. Smith. J. Kendall. J. Crull. 8. J. Shiimwny, A, P. Miller, E. Flanders, B. Kepner, W. Mcuolin, u. J. Leet.W. K, Holmes. T. R. Wood. Stark. Gen. Jilin Augustine, Charles B. Cummins, Stephen Harris, Samuel Bachlle, James Allen, William M. Folger. II. Wheeler. Jr.. Lewis Hevl. J. 8. Woistlino-. John Bechcr, Adam Hildebrand, George S. Breed, Saml. F. Jones, George RaynoJds. oocioy jnaon i nylor. Amos V. Kennaru, Joscpn S. UpdegralT, Jacob 8. Conklin. IWarawos Uisha Lanes, B. 8. Belknap, Levi Sargent, Lewie L. lee, Wyman Spooner, Joseph C. Hnuce, S. Scott. : M-h lln,, B.h, O. C. 8mith, Alexandor McConnell. t'ru'onOtway Curry, Jamea Ewing, R. P. Mann, David Burnham, Ralph Cherry, Samuel Robinson, Levi Phelps, Stephen McUin, Anihony W. Huff, Wm. Ga-Uriel jr., Lliaha Whic, Abraham McClain, Samuel Wheelor, Immer Reynods, Ira Reynolds, John F. Sobin, Csncy Tucker, Israel Lockwood, Asbury Sabin, Joshua Judy, William Inskip, E. W. Crary, James Riddle, Phi-lender B. Cole, Jacob Burnham, Stephenson Curry, James Herd, Joseph Robinson, Jonathan G. Miller, J. F. Coolige. W'cuiinglon N. t Wilson, Rufua Payne, Wm. Allen, Edwin Weal, E. Batielle, jr. Wayne Cyrus Spinck, John Emery. John Warner, James Keyes, Sylvester Stewart, Jesse Minchel, Reuben Mewkirk, Samuel Dixon, Benjamin Church, Jacob Ma-nan, William Goodfilloo-, John Laird, Rodney Carr, Joshua King, N. W. Smith, Jacob Nixon, 8. M. Wead, Geo. Firestone, 8. Oviail, Smith Orr, Samuel Taggert, Dr, J. Clarkoon, K. Porter, Anson Adams, J. 8. Lessig. Warren K. II. Dunlivy.Nallian Graham, 8. Suydam, John Patterson, Jacob Morris. H'ooei T. O. Frisb,e, Wm. P. Rexnor. On motion, the following resolution was adopted: Hetolved, That there be appointed by the Chairman a Committee, to consist of one member from each Congressional District niw represented, to report to the Convention, at 13 o'doclt, the proper method for organizing live Convention, suitable persons for officers, and the proper methed of voting, or taking the sense of the Convention, ot all important questions. Whereupon the folowing gentlemen were appoint, ed said Committee: i I. James W. Oaslay, 8. John M. Millisan, 11. Nathan Shepherd, 19. Elias Howell, 13. Wyman Spooner, 14. John Carey, 15. Daniel R.Tilden, 16. Thomas Richmond, 17. Robert McClare, 18. John Augustine, 19. Wm. Corley. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Warren Mongdr, A. H. Danlevyj John Dufley, Noah L. Willon, Felix Renickj Frank. Stuart John M. Creed, 10. Moses B. Ctrwin, Thereupon the Convention adjourned nntil 1 o'clock, P. M. to meet in the Publie Square, where a stand had been erected 6r the accommodation of the officers. At 1 o'clock, P M. the Committee appointed this morning to nominate suitable persons to preside over the deliberations of the Convention, reported the following, which was agreed to, vit: The eommittee appointed to recommend the names of persons to eesnpose lb W&cers ot this Coavwatioa, recommend - Fos PslslDttrr, ALLEN TRIMBLE, cf Highland county. Fox Vies Presidents: 1st Congressional District, Jacob Bi'aurr, Sd " H JosffH C. Hawxiksi 3d "I " J. FtNisia; 4th u " Ihaiah Moaata; 5th Mi u Jamcs Pilsohi 6tlt "i " Jamss Uoogksj Tth " " Edwasd Hamilton; 8th M " Jimis Kilsoush; 9th " u Philbmon BttcHia; 10th M " Charlis AirrHoKtr; 11th u u Wm. D. IIubbasd; 13th ' u JoSIAH S. CoPILAKDt 13th " u David Spahohs; 14ih " " Johk Fish; 1Mb " " IIiman Ovrrr; 16th " " Sbaburt Fosd; 17th u " Rosirt M'ELDtaav) 18th "'; " Cvbus SnwKi 19th M W ilium Wiliv. 1 Foa Sstsetasih! John L. Tatlob, k Ansa county, Oba 11. Ksapp, of Aditabula, Colvmbi'b DruNo, of Annx, Hotiroif J. HtrWASD, of Belmont, SmitMson E. Wsioht, of Franklin, Wiliam II. Wilson, of Darkt. The eomnittn, impressed with s deep sense of the necessity ot pe.fect hsrmony in tlie proceedings of so large a bod as this Convention, and the paramount itnpnrunceof union among the Whigs of Ohio generally, recomiiend Ihst all voles taken in convention shall be srsa rote, unless otherwise ordered by the Convention. I J. W. GAZLAY, rWaMn. A. H. Duisuvv, Secretary. Got. TstMSLt having made s short ind pertinent address to the Convention, the business proceeded. On motion f lmi d MLLir, Esq. the following resolution wss aibpled: Remind, Tist l Committee of three Delegalee from each Congressional District be appointed to prepare end report to this Convention suitable resolutions expressive of tht ssase of this Convention, in relation to the following subjwts: Firtt. The eipedieney of holding a National Whig sjonvetntau ew Mm Mwithvaieow vf v iiKiklaira rtrr FSvj-sidenl and Vies President, and the proper lime and place ol holding such loovenlloo, tl deemed expedient.Second. The proper time and manner of appointing Delegates to such Convention. Tatrti. The expediency of nominating, or expressing t preference) for any candidate for President, at this time. tnurlk. The sense of this Convention ss to National affairs generally. In support or this resolution, Mr. ivciiry msae a rcss, snd was followed by the homss Ewmo, a delegate from tatrheld, In a lieech of great power, in which he truly portrayed the evils which the bsd administration of tits General Government aas1 occasioned, urged the necessity of reform, by ehanp of men, and inculcated, by the most eloquent ami forcible language, the Importance of union and esvoperalion with our sister Stales, by means of a National Convention, in promoting the great objects for which tho W hig party of the Uuion are now contending, I'lie following gentlemen were appointed t Commit lee, under Mr. Keller's resolution: 1st District. Jsmes W, Gailay, Jacob Burnett, A. F. Carpenter, . Id. John M. Milligan, Geo, D. Hendricks, Ernes. lus futnain. 3d. J. 8. UpdegralT, Charles Anderson, Csleb F. Abbott, 4th. A. H. Dunlevy, John llsisrd, Robt. Ilerron. 8th. A. M. (less, Jno. It. Baird, Geo. K. Snider. 6th. James Gray, Noah L. Wilson, Dnvi.l Jones. Tth. John McDowcl, I. N. Deremsn, J. L. Taylor. Bih. Alfred Kelley, E. Florence, M. H. Kirby. 9th. V. F. Miller, John Leist, L. D. Barker. 10th. bamuel N.wsll, J.S. Torbert,J. Galloway, Jr. 11th. Colater Davenport. Gordon Lofland. W. H. Hubbard, 12th. Joshua MathioL Julius C. Guthrie, Adam Pe ters. 13th. C. Delano, J. C. Hance, James Robison. 14th. Mordecai Bartlev. Jnoenh Howard. Charles A. Preston. 15th. Frederick Wadaworth. Jonathan Starr. John M. Woolsey. ibth. U. H. Knapp, A. McConnell, T. Richmond. 17th. Van Brown, Joaeph B. Tidball, James Davis. 18th. H. Wheeler. Jr.. Benl. Church. Wm. r.r,d. fellow. 19lh. Wm. Shotwell. James E. Wilson. John M. Mathews. On motion of Charles Anthony. Esq. the follow. ing resolution was adopted: liaolvcd, 1 hat a Committee, to constat of two De legates from each county here represented, be appointed, to nominate to this Convention a suitable candidate for Governor of Ohio at the next election; and to report upon auch other matters connected with our state all airs, as they may deem expedient. 1 hereupon, the following: Committee was aonotnt. ed: Hamilton County Reese E. Peirce, Wm. II. Ilenrie. Butter Samuel Davis, Andrew Boyd. Preble Joseph C. Hawkins, Elias Herdman. Mercer Robert W. Stearns. Montgomery M. Mathews, Simon Snyder. Warren A. H. Dunlevy, Jacob Moms. Miami John Wiloy, James McLung, Shelby Jason Taylor, A. D. Kinnard. CYmcort John 11. Posey, Robert LomaX. Highland Dnvid Jolly jr., Robert H. Ayres. Clermont William Ulery, M. M. Edwards. Brown John Diifley, George K.Bnydor. Adami Joseph McCormick, Monroe F. Bidenhorn, Wm. Steel. Washington E. lial telle, R. Payne, Jaclaon Allen Butt, E. Corwine. Pike Robert Clark, S. Sorgont. Ron P. Morris, 8. W. Ely. Maditon Calvin Anderson, James Burnham. Pickaway John Cochran, S. J. Renick. franklin ii. B. Flejniken, F. Stewari, Delaware E. Moore, C. Carney, rtrry John Sherwood, W. Wiley, Morgan L. D. Barker. Fairfield . Beecher, Geo. Sandcraon. Hocking Thomus Worthington. Cliamiiaign Wm. Patrick, Wm. McDonald-Ueeenc Joshua Martin, David Haines. Loran Samuel Newell, B. 8. Brown. Clark C. Cavilcer, A. Waddle. Belmont John Kuntz, J. Bulderston. Huron T. Higginbonom, B. W. Abbot. Guernseys-Gordon Lofland, Dsvid Linle. Miukingum John Forshey, J. F. Fracker. Licking A. P. Prilchard, E.Cooper. Coshocton Duvid Spangler, Wilson McGowan. Laimnee-a. T. Paull, W. 8. Tyrrell. Richland Allen G. Miller, Doniel Carpenter,, Crawford Z. Rouse, W. Merriman. Tiucarawat Elislts James, Levi Ssrgeant. JlthtahutaO. II. Knapp, O. Smith. CuyaJioga George Davis, E. P. Sawyer. Portage Geo. Wallace, A . Bradley. Geauga 8. Ford, W. II. Byron. Trumbull Henry Buck, O. C. Smith. Columbiana Jsmes Burson. Carroll Eli Clark, Robert M'Clay. Stark G. Reynolds, C. B. Cummins. Waimt John Emory, 8. M. Weed. JiffenonY. Roberts, J. Morrison. JJarritonW. W. Bennett, 8. J. HulL Seneca W.Cornell, H. Ebhsrt. Hancock John Adams, A. F. Merrism. Putnam J. Patterson. oWofo Edward Hamilton, O. J. Leet. Hardin A. Thomson, U. P. Lsighton. Allen C. C. Adgate, C. Davidsou. Sanduiky 8. Crowell, D. Rice. Darke J. N. Gard, John Rigjrs. Wood F. G. Fnsbie, W. P. Rexnor. AW 8. M. Browning, S. J. Code gran". Lfasoti Otway Curry, Stephen Mciain. FaiettoB. Hsrrison, John King. Medina N. Eastmsn, C. A. Clsrk. Aorion James Rawlls, R. Paiton. Athene, llsmbleton, A. Van Voorhis. SaWneral Wss, S. Mrmenv, of Roas, was sailed upost. nd umoeeded to address trie meeting at great onrift. and with his usual eloquence. K. W. Thompson, of Ind.. being present, upon a can of the Convention, made t very animated and eloquent speech, in which he assured ua that Indiana would cooperate with Ohio in the great cause in which the true Whis Democracy are engaged. Thereupon, the Convention adjourned untilto-mor-.... .. .. o ..lk Citt or Columbus, Friday, June 1, 1838. The Convention met pursuant to adjournment. The committee on National Affairs, by their Chairman, J. W. Gailay, Esq., reported the following Resolutions, which were unanimously adopted: Jtetolvcd, That the good of the country imperiously demands s chsnge in the administration of the National Government such a change as will effectually prevent a further continuance of the reckleaa war which haa been waged upon the interests of the people for the benefit of office holders such a change aa will, from henceforth, produce a union of feeling and interest between the people and their official agents: snd that it ia tlie paramount duty of all those, throughout the Union, who are opposed to Ihe present misrule, to prosecute this object by vigor and concert of action, and by the sacrifice of all personal and local partialitiea and prejudices which stand in the wsy of its attainment. Retolted, That concert of action by the Whigs throughout the United States can be beet secured by meana of a National Convention) and this Convention, therefore, concur in the recommendation of the Slate Whig Convention, held at Columbus in July last, to that effect and alao concur in the proposition lately made by the Whig members of Congress, as to the time and place of holding National Convention. Betolved, That Uiia Convention hsve undiminished confidence in the patriotism and talents of our distinguished fellow cilixen, WILLIAM HENRY HAfU KlaUIM ( and concur with the Convention of July Isst, in presenting his name to the National Convenuon as a candidate for the Presidency; but at the same time, pledge their cordial support to Ihe nomination of that Convention, ahould it fall on either of the other distinguished statesmen, HENRY CLAY or DANIEL WKBSTr.R, whose names ass prominent as Whig candidates for that important office. Raolttd, That thia Couvenlioa appoint two dele-ntes for the Slate at larae. to resresent iL ss Ihe Sena. tnrisl delegalee, in the National Convention) and that It oe rceommended tn tfaw Why a,.,. respective Congressional Districts, to select one or more delegates, to represent ttiem in auch convention: and that tlie first Monday of November, 1839, is suitable lime lor such selection. And this oommttlee recommend to the Convention the names of Jacob II urn xt, of Hamilton county, and Calvin Peask, of Trumbull, ss Senatorial delegates. lietoitcd, mat ahould vacancy (trora any cause l happen in Ihe Senatorial representation, the Central Committee of the Slate be authorised to 11 auch vacancy.len. Philemon Uiichir. of ratrtield, irom the Committee appointed yeaterday on Stale affaire, made we luliowtng report, which waa unanimously soupiou; The Committee of Two from each county, appointed under tbe resolution of yesterday, to sesomnieiid to una Convention i suitable person to be put in nomination aa candidate for Governor of Ohio, and tooonsl-dnr and report upon auch other subjects aa they may deem meet and proper, have attended to tnai amy, ana beg leave to offer Ihe following resolutions for the adoption of the Convention: Arsofreot, That ws view with unqualified approbation the official conduct of our present distinguished Governor, Gen. JOSEPH VANCE, and consider that his mealy support of th. principles advocated in hie messsgs I. ihs late Legislature, (which constitute the slenenis of the trus honor snd prosperity of our Stale), entitles him to the meed of "H'cU done, goad end faithful arrranf ( snd thst ws recommend linn to lbs People of Ohio lor thsir support for lbs othes of Govsrnor si th. next Fsll lections. rteeoiree, Thst, In consideration of lb. disrsputabls meana by which the successor of Taxmaa twiNe ob-tain.d hie Mat in th. United 8iaies8.nat, and in view of ihs fact, that th. present incumbent ia th. sdvocsts of th. very measures aud picy which a larg. majority of ihs Pscpls of Ohte srs unusd tn eondsmning, ws will use our best endesvors to secure, by fsir snd honorable means, such a preponderance of Whig voiaa in the next Legiaioiure, aa will make aura the re-election of ' o the atatton he ia so well fitted to fill, from B w e,"kIM"ri,nM' tn.d Patriotic principles. " ' " " sun.iuoi in. present organization I Congress, aa respects th. oartv nnim. r nInk.ra clearly indicates that the prosperiiy, not to aay salvation of our free inetitutiona, is mainly deotndent on the mm,. lar branch, snd we therefore earnestly invoke th. efforts of every friend of Reform, in sll lbs Districts, to return s solid phalanx of good men and true, aa tbe delegation trom unio to the SEoih Congreas. Reiolved, That we recommend to our Whig brethren in the several counties, to organise thoroughly for the coming campaign, confident aa we are, that if auch organisation be adopted, we can carry the Whig banner triumphantly throughout almost every District, snd give an impetua to our great and glorious cause, which will redound to the honor ot our state, and tbe good of our beloved country. Your committee do not deem it expedient at this time to occupy the time and attention of the Conven- uon witn a long; address, willing as they are to trust to the intelligence of the greatbody of the People, and especially to that portion of them as are jeal-ous of their political rights, and have the firmness to withstand the temptationa of corrupt power, in consideration of their duties as conservators of republican principles. Besides, circumstances having changed but little, under which the very comprehensive and able report on State affaire of the People's- Convention, held July i. 1837. was nrensred and extensively circulated among the People, your oonmitiee will only refer thia Convention and the Panpl af the Stale) to that document, as t feir exposition of their senti ments on oroer fruuiers not inciuoeo in uetr instructions relating to a candidate for Governor. r. BEfcCIiEK, CA'n. A. Thomson, &e'y. On motion, it was Retoleed That the present STATE WHIG CENTRAL COMMITTEE, be, and they are hereby authorised and empowered toact ss such until the next Presi-edntial election. On motion of Col, J, Kilbourn, the following resolution waa adopted: Retolted, That the State Central Committee be re-quesied to prepare an Addreu, in accordance with the spirit of this Convention, to the people of the State of Ohio. On motion, the Convention adopted by a unanimous vote the following preamble and resolutions: Whereas, the Senatora In Congreas from the State of Ohio, (Messrs. Morris snd Allen,) have not sustained and represented the settled and leading political principles of a large majority of the people of the State, Mr. Morris having received hia appointment prior to the great change in public sentiment in relation to the ruinous course pursued by the Administration and Mr. Allen having reached his elevation to the office of United States Senator, by the operation of the odious apportionment bill, which waa shaped regardless of every correct principle, and in its tendency disfranchises a great portion of the voters of the State) haviug had alone for its object, the subserviency of party purposes; without any reference whatever to the public weal: And whereas, these gentlemen have anatained the Administration in its recreant course of misrule, and have violated all thoae sacred obligations resting on them, to adhere to the known will of their constituents, of which they have had abundant evidence, act only from the knowledge from actual trial, in the elec tion ol uov. v ance, and the majority which General Harrison had in thia State over hia opponent in the laat Presidential election, but from the will of a majority of the People, fully expressed in sundry resolutions adopted and passed by tlie last General Assembly of Ihe State of Ohio: And whereas, these gentlemen have more especially misrepresented the State, in their votes given on the Suo-JVeosury Bill, by which Ohio, through her representatives in the Senate of Ihe United Statear ia made to avow principles which she does not tolerate principles which the great majority, of the People of tha Suu tvsli ualAuljitMl- tn striker a fittaV hlow at the w i-eWfpw, i t msMawnn ss ther have tendency to vest rn the hands of the Executive, discretionary powers over the entire fiscal operations of the Government, not contemplated in the Constitution, by which, toe, he may affect the currency of the country, and thereby check (according to hia caprice,) its enterprise and prosperity, in ehort, veating in him power known only to be olaimed by the most sbsolute monarch: Raolrtd therefore, Thst this Convention, in sccordanea with ths known will of s large majority of lb. people of the Stsie of Ohio,, enter its solemn protest sgainst the course pursued by Messrs. Moasis and Auu, in ihe United States-Senate, and do hereby reouett and instruct them forthwith to resign their seers in that body. On motion of David Spanolm. Esq.. the follow ing resol utioo was adopted. .RcWitti,That thia Convention have seen with admiration, the manly and independent course of ths Horr. Wx.C. PasJlon, on. of tho Senators of South Carolina in th. Sens!, of the U, 8., and that they look forward to th. lime when h. will sbsre in Ihe highest honors of tha Republic believing that his unaumaased .loou.nea and undoubted patriotism, entitle him to the confidence of a nation of freemen. Oh motion of Jamis Rooiis, Esq., the following resolution was adopted : Resolved, That ths Whig Representslives of Ohio in the House) of Ropreeontstive of ths Unusd Stale, ss w.ll aa those from our sister Stsles, by their firm, able and powerful opposition to th. leading measures of Ihe Von Bsren.Adiniuielralioo,-ooniroaO(foiU! moat cordial, approval and-gratiiude. On motion, the following resolution was adopted t Resolved, That Mcsare. Scott k Gallagher be requested to prim, in newspaper form, 10,000 copies of ths proceedings of this body for ths uss of ths Convention. On motion, the following resolution was adopted i Resolved, Thai the proceedings of this Convention be signed by th. President and other officers of thiaConveo lion, and be published under Ihs direction of ths Sists Central Committee. On motion,. Retained, That the thanks of thia Convention be and they are hereby tendered to the ofScera of thia Convention fer tbe able manner they have discharged the duties of their respective stations. During the progress of the business of Ihe Convention, tlie Hon. Thomss Ewing, Hon. Jscob Burnet, Wm. B. Hubbard, Esq., J. W. Gailay, Esq., (Sen. Wm. S. Murphy, Gov. Vance, C. Anderson, Esq., a- as,,.. . W., 1 -.1 .. ,, -AJ P.l.g.. lion with, great eloquence and ability: and Ihe moat perfect harmony ana union marked all the proceedings.On motion of J.M. Caiio, Esq. of Fairfield county, it waa Resolved, That in the opinion of this Convention. the GaaaiAN paper, published by J. S. Wieatling, at v. anion, aura oouoty, caned " i tie western statesman and Ohio Democrat." is conducted with shilitv and integrity; and worthy Ihe entire confidence of the Whig party of the Slate and' Union and that we recommend the earn to the patronage of the friends of constitutional liberty, in all the eounUea of the Slate. Oa motion, the Convention adjourned sine die. ALLEN TRIMBLE, President. JACOB BUSMST, JOrUtril C. HAWKINS, J, FKVNEB., IHAIAH MORttR, jAMF.a ru-aoN, JAMKS ROtiKBS, lllW A n HAMILTON, JAMRM KILROIIIM, tHILKMllN SNKI'IIFIR, CHASLCS ANTHONY, WILLIAM a. HUBSAaO, joeiAH a. corctAND, DAVID SPANGLER, JOHM flSK, HUMAN OVSTT, ckabiiiy roan, bobbrt Mit.nisir, CYtUI SPINS, WILLIAM niLCY, Join L. Tavlob, O. H. KNAfP, CoLunava Dblano, IIOBTON J. HOWABO) Skriion E. Wbit, Wiiiuat M. Wilson,