The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-07-07

| I he committee on resolutions, Messrs Stem
Carroll and White, then retired, and after sbo-,
absence reported the following resolutions
: Resolved, That the administration of pr..;a...
PIERCE has realized the hiyhes1 eYnect,
has friends and alsiied the predictions Of br
mics While FRANKLIN PIERCE presdee ors,
the ne'In.es OF ths great nation we feel con6den,
'n&t 6y 40 act of has will It's fair fame be tarn;sb
CO ne great prncIbles promulgated in his inau.
Sl'ai' nave served to elevate Us "a the estimation
oi mankind, and if successfully carried out, win
F'iise 1DIs nafion 10 height .:oaraLeied ia the
annals OF the world. '''S
Resolved, That our confidence in the integrity
cai'aclty, and patriotism of WILLIAM BIGIFR
remains unchanged, and should he asain he chossn
10 bear the standard OF the Democratic Marty
tArcH@h the next glbc-aatoriaI corItcs: we viii
raify 10 is support with that z-a and determine
ton which SO triumphantly elected hirn in 1851
Resolved, That in THoMAs >. Fonsrra. or
! Canal Commissioned, EPHPAIN Banks for Aul;tor
General and ). Porter BRAwLxY, G5r 5arvevor
General the Democracy OF Peacsvlgania nave
presented foT su!fra@es men VINO have alre7dy
/ been t-led and not fond wanting The Old EeT
stone viii elect them By majority t... ..iil "a
affirm her claim TO ;e PROUD title of the keystone
OF the Arch"
Resolved That IN the opinion of FMS Convention,
sale OF the Main Lac 0, the Public improvements
would be injudicioas and uncalled for: .he Com.
monweaith has appropriated and expenaei large
sums of money towards the completion &C 2 new
line of Rail Road looking 10 the avoidance Of the
present system of Inclined Planes; that AT least
until this line Of roSa has been completed s,d
trled any sale would be unnecessary and inpoItc;
therefore. Representative Is nereoy instructed
IN order 10 carry out the wishes OF MS constituents
70 oppose any sale Of the Nam L me ana 10 vote
IN favor OF appropriations for the speedy complc
hon OF the New Road.
The above resolutions, together with the follow.
ing one offered by Alr. Harker, were passed uaau
nnously-
Resolved, That our Representative be hereby
Instructed 10 vote against the repeal o. the three
mills tax.
Mr.. White, on behalf Of the majority Of the CON
nliitee offered two resolutions; one empowering
the Representative conferees 10 select Represen-
tative Delegate to the next State Conrentioa, and
instructing them TO support Capt Michael Stewart
as said Delegate and the o.her, instructing he
Sena'o-i@l coa6erees 10 support jesse -a5s-scs.
Esq, as Senatorial Delegate 70 the next Stat.
Conversion.
1t was moved tia: the two resolutions, as reaG,
be adopted
Before the vote on this motion r-as taken, Col.
Carroll, as the minority of the committee, read
two resolutions, appointing sets of co:a7ces Sena-
tori4l and Representative, different from those re-
commended by the majority report; and also
the Representative conerees TO support
Col. Jas Carroll as the Representative Delegate to
the next State Convention.
resolutions; quite an animated debate ensued, in
which many delegates participated
On motion, the convention adjourned for ons
hour
The convention being again called 70 order, at
candle lighting, by the chairman, Mr. White made
the following motion, which was unanimously
agreed to:
That The reports Of tie majority ard -riporit- Of
the committee, relating 20 The appoinTmea. and
Instructions Of confarees, be, without tur -her de-
bate. both laid unon the table; aid ihat the con-
erces be nominated ana ballo;ted for in open
,onH Hention.
1t was further moved and unanimously agreed
o.
That the Conferees be entirely unnstrpcted in
he matter Ct Se}7tor;a' ar3 REPRESENTATIVE Dele
5AteS 10 VHS nexf Et3fe Ap,4EenflOn.
Different gentlemen were then nut in nomination
or Representative co2:e.-es. The baIlotting re-
ulted in the choice of James NJ Rife, Daniel
Nc lianaay, aud Z. ]. A.il!s, instructed FOR Thos
'ollins for Representative, and uanctruced in the
natter OF Delegate.
The balloting ior Senatorial confe-oes resplted
n the selection of Augustin Drbin, Esq, Richard
Nhite and Samuel Rracken; recommended for C.
:. Pershing, as a candidate for St-,s Seaalor and
lnins;ructed as 10 Delegate
The following named gentlemen were then Sc
ected TO act as the County Committee fO- the
nsuing year
WV. KITTEN, Esq, Chairman; t.n;hony VIII
'eter Mccoy, Joseph Craig, Paul Kingston, -.
shiels, Peter Tre>ler, John Harker Robert Brown
J. Brackea, James Dick, NJ NJ. 0Neil, : u
Vingard, w. ", Harris, A LaIab1rrh. J. MG-
'-c;ghi, L B. Cohick, Sebastian Fry, r. Branu .
Stull J Messenger, w. Murray John Aean J.
VI Rifle. c. BicGinic5,, !" q. tEiass, r. beare''
ar1les MeColgan, c. 3. Kennedy, q. Walters
acob Kline
Il was voted that the officers sign the proceed
ngs, and that they be published in the coun'y
apers
1t was moved by Mr. Rife, that the thanks Oh
ne convention be rendered TO the Officers .oF the
rompt and impartial discharge of their duties
nd that the convention do now adjourn SiHf dis.
Convention adjourned.
AUGUsT.N DURBIN.
Chairman
S.wrrr Ru.cKES