The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-04-04

to the counties of Westmoreland and. Bed.
ford, the chair appoint a committee ol
FIVE 10 take charge of it, and TO use such
means as 10 them may seem advisable for
accomplishing the object in view.
ResoiUed, That
De Congressional Conferees, to meet the
Conferees, appointed by the democracy oi
Westmoreland and by that of Bedford, al
such time and place, as may be by them
determined upon, and that our Conferees
be instructed to use all honorable means to
secure the nomination of --
OF Cambria county, as the next democratic
candidate for Congress.
Res0lued, That t-- be the
representative delegate TO represent the de-
mocracy of Cambria county in the Will
Transport convention, for nominating Ca
nal Commissioner, to assemble on the 29th
of May next.
ResoiUed, That the thanks Of this NEE
ting are hereby rendered to the democracy
of Indiana county, for the just appreciation
Of the rights of Cambria county in the Sc
lection of Senatorial delegate to represent
this Senatorial district in the Williamsport
convention, they, by the resolution, adop-
ted at their meeting at court week, having
ratified in advance, the nomination that
may be made by Cambria.
ReSoiUed, That Of this
county, be recommended as Senatorial
delegate in the Williamsport convention,
and that, as Indiana has already endorsed
it, the democracy of Clear6eld county be
respectfully requested to give it their sane
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ing be requested TO communicate this res
Iolution to the democracy of Clearfield ac-
I.companying it with the resolution adopted
by the democracy of Indiana.
RESOLVED, That we view with admira-
ton the course of our estimable Congress
man, Hon. Job Mann. He has realized
the expectation of his warmest friends,
and, by his undertaking adherence to, and
inhexible support of democratic principles
in the Congress of the Nation, he has en-
deared himself to the democracy of this
Congressional district in general, and to
that of Cambria county in PARTICULAR
His unwavering devotion to the carse of
citizen soldiers, as manifested in his ardu-
Gus efforts to procure them their just.de-
mands on the National Treasury, is living
ti1dt Ills hCdlt 10 III aiiO ~ pioNS.
RESOLVED, That the proceedings of thi!
meeting be published in the "Moun.ain
Sentinel of Ebensburg, the "Mountain
Echo" of Johnstown, and the democrat
ic Union" and "Keystone" at Harrisburg.
On motion Of James Carroll, the blank
in resolution relative to the nomination of
a candidate for Congress was filled by
inserting the name of Gen. Joseph NJ
Donald of Cambria county.
On motion of Col. John Kean, the blank
in the resolution relative Congressional con-
ferees, was filed up, by inserting the
names of Michael Hasson, NJ. NJ. Adams
and Thomas Collins Esqs.
On motion, Thomas A. Mcguire, nj. M.
Adams, Thomas Collins, James Rifle,
John M'Ginley and John B. Hoover were
appointed tellers to take vote on the Sc
lection of delegates to the State conven-
ton.
There existing diversity of opinion as
to the selection of delegates TO the Will
Transport convention, and, it being impos-
sible to obtain a fair and correct express
sion as to the choice of said delegates,
owing to the immense crowd present, the
meeting was adjourned sine die, with the
recommendation of the chair, that the de-
mocracy of the county should assemble in
their respective townships, and elect two
delegates from each, to meet in county
convention at Ebensburg, and then and
there determine upon the choice of dele
gates to the Williamsport convention.
NJ. HASSON, Chairman,
NJ. M. ADAMS, Secretary.