OHIO State 1yhis Convention.
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Correspondence OF The Tribune


CoLUMBU,, ONO January 10, 1875, 10 O'Clock, P Vi.


The Wing State Convention, which assembled
to-day, have Just Adjourned. having accomplished
all save some minor business which they Will
close tomorrow morning.


The Convention is respectable in numbers and
character, and the night zeal is manifested.


Ex-Gov. CoRw1N presided, assisted by the CON-
pement Of Vice Presidents. He entertained the
Assembly for the space of an hour in his usual
happy manner, but resisted every appeal from the
Convention to permit the use of his name as their
candidate for Governor.


The selection of candidate for that Office is
DAVID SrANGLER, of Coshocton.


The other prominent candidates before the
Convention were Col. JAMES COLLIER and Cen S.
SToKELY, of Jefferson County, and DAVID FISH
ER, of Clcrmont-either of whom is an honor to
the State, and the generous and enthusiastic man
ner in which they addressed the Delegates assem-
blcd, comPlimenting them upon their choice gives
an earnest of the unanmity which aamates the
Wings Of Ohio.


Ex-Gov CoRwIN and Judge HlrcHcock head
the Electoral Ticket which is strong one, as you
will perceive by the list which | furnish you.-
Ex-Gov. JEREMIAH MoRRow and Hon. SEABuRY
FORD are the Delegates at large to the Baltimore
Convention.


Though VIC have made no great display IN num-
bcrs the notice for the Convention beng very
short nor of those banners and cmblems of pio-
nccr life, which characterized the assemblages OF
1910, yet you may rest assured that the proper
spirit is aroused, and that, in the language OF Mr..
Greiner, the Ohio Wing Poet and Songster,


From hill and valley, the Wings viii rally


For SrAHGLER and for CLAY