The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-06-06


ish such q partnerships
After some further debate, motion was
made TO postpone the subject indefinitely,
and this was agreed TO.
A resolution was then adopted, requiring
the delegates from the several Senatorial
Districts TO choose a committee equal to the
number Of Senators allowed, for the purpose
of selecting officers for the permanent or.
ganicaiion of the Convention; for which
purpose the Conve ntion took recess of hall
an hour.
The committee TO nominate officers, upon
the re.assembling of the Convention, was
announced as follows:
Messrs. w Alexander, Black, Buchanan
Burns, Garfield, Carlton, Carmony, Carpen'
ter, Cutler, Danner, Davis, Donaldson, ] c
Dunlap, Garvin, Green, Haviland, Hickman,
Houston, James, Koons, Laporte, Lentz, Nc
Allister, McCord, McCaslin, Meyler, Phelps
Schoonover, g Smith, Snodgrass, Tippin
Ward, Wright.
Mr.. CALEBE. WRIoHT, Chairman of the
committee 10 select officers, reported as fol.
lows:
President-HENRY S. MAGRAW, of AL.
legheny.
Vice Presidents-John Fausold, James Kee.
nan, VIM C Ward, Joseph Baily, Solomon
Fogle, James M Anderson, VIM L Dewart,
David Roles, Geo w Jacoby, DR. VIM R
Stewart, Johns Dnnahoa, Nm Hanuood,
Dennis Lamont, Robert p Linton, Wesley
Frost, Major M'veigh, VIM H Blair, Joseph
Filler, DrT P Stokes, DR. VIM Penn Lam.
bert, Benjamin Tyson, VIM Fl Butler, John
Coyle, J S Fullmer, VIM P Cooper, Arnold
Plumer, J Galbraith, James L Gillis, Col S
Dickerson, Noah Shull,. John Moore, Cyrus
Zimmerman, Samuel Woodbum.
Secretdries-Wm Jack, A N Meylert, r E
James, Geo w Pierce, Geo w Brewer C NJ
Johnston, Charles Barnett, Robert Gemmill,
VIM II Pagan, Geo S Carter, Joel Ritter,
Spencer Shoemaker, T w Grayson, Thomas
B MCord.
The Convention then proceeded TO vote for
candidates for Canal Commissioner, as fol.
lows:
First Ballot.
Messrs. Anderson, Boies, Brewer, Bu-
chanan, Garfield, Davis, Dewart, C Dun
lap, Dulbin, Filler, Frailey, Fogle, Frank,
Frost, w Fullmer, Gemill, Graham, Harner,
Hatfield, Hursh, Lenlz, Linton, M M'Cork, May
nard, Power, Ritter, Geo Smith, Sallade,
Stewart, Tyson, Weaver, Watson, Woodbum
-33 votei for EDWARD B. Hurley.
Messrs Bailey, Barnett, Black, Blaeenber-
ger, Bullman Carmony, Coyle, Danner, Fau-
sold, Gere, Goodrich, Hickman, Jack, Kee-
nan, Kaine, Rooms, Lapor,e, Lynch, Nc
Laughlin, M'Veigh Magra W, Morris, Over.
feld, Pierce, Porter, Seybert, Snodgrass
Ward, Worlhington, Zimmerman.-30 voted
for NIMRoD STRICKLAND
Messrs. Abram, Jos Alexander, Burns,
Butler, Carpenter, Cullan, Donaldson, Fa
gan, Flilcraft, Grayson, Haviland, Henwood,
Lambert, Lamont, MNenny, M'Allister,
Moore, Scott, Shull, Stokes, Uber, Wight
% voted for FRANKLIN VANzANT.
Messrs VT Alexander, Blair, Carlton,
Cutler, Garvin, Gilbraith, Gillis, Hastings,
Hoge, Lyman, D w Moore, M'Guffin, Plum
er, Phelps, Thompson.-15 voted for SETH
CEovER.
Messrs Arplebaugh, Dickerson, Evans,
J S Fullmer, Jacoby, Meyler, Roat, Shoema-
ker, J c Smith, A II Tippin.-lO voted for
VIM I MORRISON
Messrs. Amwake, Boon, M Dunlap, Fra
ger, Houston, Johnston, 20 voted for PETER
MARTIN.
Messrs Brenner, Donahoe, Green's vo.
ted for VIM. S. HALLowELL.
Messrs. Coolbaugh, Hutter, James, Sletor,
Schoonover, SperinS.-6 voted Tor JOHN H.
BRoADHEAD.
Messrs Campbell Wilson, voted for
JOHN CREswELL.
Messrs. Crawford and Cooper,-2 voted
for EvERARn OIEs