The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-06-20

Committee, OF Pennsylvania, ia put7uance
OF resolution Of the 4th of March Ccnven-
ton, have recommended the holding of
Democratic Young Mems Convention, in
the CITY of LANCASTER, on the
FIFTH of AUGUST next.
Therefore, ReSolUed-That we heartily
approve of the measure, and deem it expe-
dent that the Democracy of tho"StaI of the
North" be boldly represented in said Con-
vention.
ResOlUea-Tha. the following Young
men be, and are hereby appointed delegates
to said Convention from the county of Co.
lumbia, viz
Levi L. Tate, L. B. Rupert, Geo. w.
Mason, NJ. S. Mears, Henry Webb, w. A.
]. Britain, B. X. Rhodes, John Ruch, Jer-
emiah Colp, Samuel Knor, V. Best, W. S.
Davis, John S. Folmer, John Edgar, John
Doak, Philip Billmyer, s. F. Headley, VIM.
II. Petrikin, M. w. Jackson, Tram Derr,
Peter Wagner, jacob Eyer, D. Ketne, d.
w. Montgomery, Casper Rawn, Washing
ton Harder, Vim. Snyder, E. Lazarus, M.
S. Rishel, John S. Wilson, Isaac Welsh,
Philip Troy, Ely Kline, Fisher HOrtman,
Reuben Knittle, Jesse Coleman, E. 6. Rick
cts. John M'Henry, Neal M'Cay, w. R.
Gearheart, John G. Thompson, John Ha-
ley, Sewell Gibbs, Charles Conner, S. S.
Wilson, Henry Baldy, james Cousart, Ja-
cob Biddle, John NAPLES, Alfred Howel,
James Mccormick, Richard Fruit, Samuel
Betz, o. D. Leb, Samuel Greasy, Hiram
Kline, Patrick Flood, Jesse Sholes, Abra-
ham SechIer, Thomas Brandon, Daniel
Reynolds, Isaiah Thornton, John Nj. Maus,
Benz. S. Wolverton, Enos Miller, Daniel
Frazier, Joseph Fulton, VIM. G Johnson,
Samuel Boudman, Samuel B. Wilson and
Paul Leidy, with power TO increase their
number.
On motion OF II. Webb, seconded by
M. S. Mears, the following preamble and
resolutions were adopted.
Whereas I'm order to sustain the cause
of democracy at the ensuing Presidential
election, by securing the election of our
lavorite candidates, we should unite in all
honorable measures calculated to effect this
| object--and as the 4th of July is day ev.
er sacred to the cause Of the rights of man.
we should be advancing the cause which
we stand pledged, as democrats, TO sustain,
by celebrating the day so memorable in the
history our country, with demonstration oi
feelings of gratitude 10 the fathers of ouI
liberty. Therefore,
ReS0lued-That we recommend to the
democratic citizens Of Columbia county tC
meet at Bloomsburg, on the 4th of July
1910, for the purpose of uniting i'll prop
er celebration of the day.
Pes0iUed-That a committee OF arrange.
ments Of three from township, be appoint
ed 10 make the necessary arrangements
The following named gentleman were ap'
pointed said committee.
Bloom-Daniel Snyder, Charles Kahler
Solomon Newhard.
CatiaaUiSSa NJ. Fornwald, Owen D. Leib
Daniel Knitte.
Orange-M. S. Mears, Isaac Welch, Pc
ter Heighman.
Fishing Creek-John Lazarus, Thos. ]
Hutchi, on, Harman Labor
Crcen,cOod-Iram Derr, Andrew Keeler
James Dewitt
MadiSOn-John Fruit, John Hendershott
Jacob Swisher.
JackSOn--John M'Henry, jr. James Yo
KUN, Esq. Daniel Poust.
Sugar Log-John M Henry, sen. Benz
Keeler, Peter Hess.
Derry-Neal M'Cay, Cornelius Cleckner
James M'COImlck.
LimeStone-George Smith, Samuel Oaks
Wm. S. Davis.
Liberty-George BiImeyer, Hugh MEL
wrath, Hugh M'Williams.
VaHey-Joseph Maus, James Childs, Isaac
Blue.
Brier Creek-John Knorr, w. A. J. Brit
ain, John Workhelser.
MiBlin-Samuel Greasy, John Keller, jr
Marshal Kinny,
PaTtOn-John Mann, Coonrod Bredbender
Adam Micheal.