The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-01-02
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70 fjttD.ena6erS Of The Democratic State
Central Commitfee.

"a tic members ofhe Democratic State
Central Committee.
At : meeting Of the Committee, con
vened after public notice, On the lIth Of
July last, the following resolution WAS
adopted:
RssolUed, That the Chairman and Sec
retary OF the Stale Central Committee,
and John kolp, Esq, of Lancaster coun-
ty, Col. Asa Dimmock, and DR.. Lulher
Riley, of DaupHin county, be sub-com-
mittee TO distribute such information as
may be deemed necessary to produce an
effective organization Of the Democratic
party throughout the State; and the Chair
nan of the State Central Committee as
authorized TO cell meetings Of tie Com
nattte ct such times and ptareS as he may
deem erpedient
As chairman of the committee | did
call meeting, 10 be held Oh the 2Oih Of
November last, for the purpose of con.
sidering the propriety OF 4 separate con
yenll0n to nominate candidates for the Sa-
preme Bench, and gave ample notice of
the meeting and It's object. The com
niiltee met; the proposition for a separate
convention was thoroughly discussed and
AL'SJAl.-!Oii GAO u ClA lCCGlttuCHLtils SGttl .
, convention, 10 be held al Harrisburg on The
second Wednesday IN June next. This
was the largest meehng Of the committee
that has been held. ] may also say, that
. there was no contes! as to the piace for the
separate convention.
On the Ith inst. received the follow
ING communication:
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 5, 1880.
To John Hickman. Esq, Chairman of the
State Central Committee.
Dear Sir:-The undersigned members
of the State Central Committee, believe
il 10 be important TO the interest Of the
Democratic party, that the committee
should be called together as speedily as
may be convenient. They have to re-
quest you, as chairman, TO assemble the
convention as speedily as it may be prac-
ticable, and they beg leave 10 suggest the
19,h of the present month, al the MGr-
chants Hotel, In this city, as proper
time and place Eor the proposed meeting.
We have the honor to be, very respect
fully,
Your friends and obedient servants
G. E. WRIGHT, THos. J. p. STOKES,
A. NJ. SALLADE, DANIEL BARR,
JAMES DoNAGAN, CHARLES BRADY,
JoHN KoLP, CHARLES FRAILY,
WILLIAM DEAL,
To this communication from gentlemen
ina ority of whom participated in the
meeting Of November Goth, replied as
fellows:
WEST CHESTER, PA, Dec. II, 1850.
Messrs. VIM. Deal, and others.
Gentiemen:-Y ours of the 9th instant
requesting me, as Chairman Of the Demo
cratic State Central Committee, to issue a
call for a meeting of that committee, and
suggested the 10Th of the present month
as the time for such meeting, was receiv-
ed yesterday. AS no suggestion is made
| by you, of the object in view, of course
you have not given me an opportunity to
judge of the propriety of your request.
But if, as am led 10 suppose, from a
communication just received from one OF
your number, the purpose be TO reconsider
( the action of the Committee upon the
I subject of special convention 10 nomi-
nate Judges OF the Supreme Court, can
/ net consent 10 issue such a call. Such a
course ii strikes me, would be derogatory
! 10 the dignity of the Democratic party,
and exhibit such a want of stability in our
committee as might justly render US OBJ
noxious to our friends. Should nv con-
lecture be erroneous, you viii be good
enough TO correct me.
Very truly yoars,