Ohio Republican State Convention plans announced
A Republican State Central Committee meeting in Columbus on January 14 1847 resolved to hold the State Convention in Columbus on August 12 to nominate candidates for Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State Treasurer Supreme Court Judge and Board of Public Works. Delegates will be elected August 8 with one delegate per 500 votes for the Republican Presidential nominee in 1850. The piece notes Meigs County is allotted four delegates and discusses supporting Salmon P Chase for Governor and potential candidates for other offices. It also discusses Kansas and local news and events.
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