The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-03-11
EVENING. SESSION.


ut u o'clock.
EVENING SESSION.
The Convention assembled at II O'Clock
Mr.. Roddy asked leave to record his vote 70,
the nominee of the convention and leave being
granted, he voted for James Buchanan and tn,
record was SO altered.
The consideration of the amendment Offered
by Mr.. Scott was resumed, and discussed BY
Messrs. McAllister of Dauphin, Magraw of Al
legheny, Leech Of Mercer, McFarlane of Blair
LambertOn of VenangO, and Barclay of Jeffer
son, who moved to amend the amendment a
follows:
"That the Delegates from each Congressiona
district report two delegates to the Baltimor,
Convention subject to the decision of this con
vention.''
Mess. Barclay and Mckinney supported the
amendment to the amendment, and Mr.. Samson
the original resolution. The amendment to the
amendment was then disagreed to-yeas, 80
nays, 95.
Mr.. Reilly moved to postpone the question
for the present: which was disagreed to.
The amendment of Mr.. Scott was then disa-
greed to-yeas, 40; nays, 90.
The original resolution was then adopted
yeas, 81; nays, Il.
Mr.. Scott then read a protest against the ac-
ton of the majority of the Convention in the
adoption of the resolution.
Mr.. Hirst moved that this paper be referred
to committe of FIVE.
Messrs. Reilly. Mil and Scott spoke in oppo-
sition to the motion, and Mr. Hirst in support OF
it, when it was agreed to without a division ;
and the chair appointed Mess. Hirst, Magraw,
Lamberton of yenango, Yost and Barrett, said
committee
The chair then announced committee Of %,
to report delegates and electors.
Mr.. Hugus submitted a resolution that the
President appoint a committee of seven to pre-
pare resolutions for the consideration of the
Convention, which adopted; and Messrs.
Hugus, Stambaugh, Searight, Steckle Hergshi-
mer, NJ Kibben and SAMSON were appointed said
committee.
The Convention then adjourned until quarter
past IL o'clock tomorrow morning.
SECOND DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
1ue COu'eHtiou OTSdulIcu dt Il ClOCh.
VIM. L. Hirst, Esq, Chairman of the Commit
tee to report Electors and Delegates, made the
following report:
ELECTORS.
FOR THE STATE AT LARGE.
Geore W. Woodward, of Luzern.
Wilson MCandless, Of Allegheny,
Gen. Il. Patterson, of Philadelphia city.
DISTRICTS.
/. Peter Logan, Philadelphia city.
2 George II. Martin, city and county
8. John Miller, :.
4. F. ". Bockius, "
3. R. M'Kay, Jr., Delaware.
6. A. Apple, Bucks.
Z. Hon. n. Strickland, Chester.
g. A. Peters, Lancaster.
9. David Fisher, Berks.
10. r. E. James, Northampton.
IL. John M'Reynolds, Columbis,
i2. p. Damon. Tioga.
Is, II. C. Eyer, Union.
IA. John Clayton, Schuylkill.
Is. Isaac Robinson, Adams.
l6. Henry Fetter Perry.
II. James Burnside, Centre.
Is. Maxwell MCaslin, Greene.
49, Gen. Joseph NJ Donald, Cambria.
20. William S. Callahan, Washington.
81. Andrew Burke, Allegheny.
%. William Dunn, Mercer.
%. John S. M'Calmont Warren.
"a. Geogre r. Barret, Clearfield.
The following gentlemen were also recon-
mended as delegates to the Baltimore Nationa
Convention
FOR THE STATE AT LARGE.
Jas, Campbell, j. Porter Brawley,
Saml w. Black, A H. Reeder,
David r. Porter, Luther Kidder,
DISTRICTS.
| l. Robt. Tyler, R. d. Carter.
2. JAS C. Van Dyke, Chambers Mkibben
8. S. d. Patterson, Jno. G. Brenner.
4. Peter Rambo, Henry Leech.
). j. b. Sterigere, Jacob S. Yost.
g. C. w Cooper, Jas, W. Wilson.
7. Jno. A. Morrison, P. F. Smith,
s. JAS L. Reynolds, VIM. Mathiot
O. Chas. Kessler, w. NJ. Hester.
10. J. L. Ringwalt John F. Lord.
IL. H. D. Wright, S. S. Winchester.
Il. John Blanding, c. L. Ward.
Is. A. d. Wilson, w. L. Dewart.
IA. John Wiedman, Isaac G. NJ Kinley.
Is. Henry Welsh, James Gerry
16. S. L. Hepch, A. S. Wilson.