Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-26

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WAYNE COUNTY WHI0 CONVENTION.
AT Convention held in Cenreve, on Tueaday, the
18Th March, I545, agreeable public notice, pur
pose OF determining on the mod. TO be adopted selecting
candidates for county officers the coming Angus, election
JOHN JONES. Esq appointed President and JOSH
"a HARVEY, Secretary.
The ohJec, of the meeting briefly by Mr.. S.
Meredith, and the following resolutions offered by
which unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That for the purpose Of securing unanim
~ nomina ton of the Wing party the coming
lection, this meeting would respectfully recommend their
fellow Wings Of the county to meet in primary meetings
at their respective places Of holding elections The first
Monday Of April next, and then and open poll.
and for such esen, Themselves
piran for the nomina the several Offices be filled
at the next Angus, election.
Resolved. That committee of FIVE be appointed resi-
dents OF the respective townships, whose duty shall be
conduct said election for nomination, agreeably all the
rules regulations used al popular
tons.
Resolved TIA, further the duty the
mi,lees above directed appointed, % the
county seat on the 2nd Wednesday in April, and count
the the respective polls, and declare the
result of such comparison; AMI in tie should be
found exist between candidates, shall be de-
named committees, and the persons having The highes
number of votes shall be declared nomina tod
Resolved, That further recommend tina, at the pri
mary meetings proposed be held the Monday III
April, vote sh" be taken expressing preference
each voter for Candidate for Congress- and also p
point from each Township three delegates to meet in
Convention to be held Cambridge city the frs,
day in May nominate Candidate to be run in
this District for Congress.
The follow ing committees appointed in accordance
with the second resolution:
Ellington 7otcn,tip.-Jacob Fender, Moses Robins d.
J Wood, n Smith, He,ms
Boston Daniel Clark. J. NJ. BlIla, Smith Druley,
Lewis Evans, Aaron Druey.
Gays Elliott, Leroy Larsh, Daniel Bradbury, Rob't
Bond, Joshua Albertson.
Centre.-B 8. Jackson, VIM Widup, Joshua Eliason.
WIN Evens, Dillon iIayworth.
FrankHn-Elihu Hunt, Elias Ogan, Henry Du,terow.
II Suplee, Robt S,arbuck
Green-Chns Spencer, Jas Harris, Joshua Ballenser,
5 X Boyd, John Green.
Lafrison.-John Beard, John KcpIer, James Lesson.
Isaac Julian, John Ferck jr.
Jackson -Wm. Elliott, S. Meredith, Lot Bloomfield S
Clicker, G. Thisteihwaie.
Jeferson.-Wm Murray c. Taylor, S. Ruggles JAG oh
Ulery, Jesse Thornburg.
.Neso Garden .-John Meredith, Juikin Dan'l Stock
Mic. Weisnee, r. F. Weisner.
Ferry.-Larkn Thornburgh, VIM. Russey. B. Coffin,
VIM. Hcnshaw, DR.. Boyer.
Uayne. Job Boron David Scarce, Stephen Thomas >.
Samuel McWhinney. w. L. Fryar.
Uasttngton Murphey, Ed. Emme rson, Hugh
Hannah. Jos. Ewing. James Brook.
Resolved. That for the purpose Of securing and
aiaing unanmity, and the of the ticket which
may nominated by the whg party. and assis,
rying the with energy. Central Comm istee
consist Of thirteen persons snail be appointed BY his
ting.
The following gentlemen appointed the Central
Committee:
JoHN B. SrIr-, DANIEL SrRArrAN. A c. DrII. JOIN
r DouGHrv, F. v. SNYDER, Lor BLOOMFIELD. THOMAS
TYNER. D. p HsLLoway WV. r. FouLKE E. P. JUSTICE,
r. GoRnRN SrErHEN COFFIN, DANIEL CLARK.
The Convention then adjourned.
JOHN JONES, President.
JOSHUA HARVEY. Secretary.
New HAMPSHIRE ELEcrIoN.--Thc returns
show that Steele IL. F.) is reelected Governor.
bu, by diminished majority-that the whole
nominated Locofoco ticket for Congress has sue
ceeded-and that the Locofocos have a majority
in each branch Of the Legislature. though not as
large as last year.
Tho Philadelphia Sentinel says that Mr. Cam
cron (the nowly elected Senator from Pennsylva-
MAJ served regular apprenticeship to the prin-