Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-10-13
Total.

Mr.. Ulman declared nominated. He was on
hand, accepted the profered honor, and pledged him
self, if elected, TO carry out the principles of the
Order.
number of votes given for Myron H. Clark were
refused by he President, who professed in doing so,
10 De aclIng under the rule adopted by the Council
By the time the vote was recorded and announced
there were but few of the honest and pure members
OF the Council in attendance-as is evidenced in the
TACT That but 49, votes poIled, when the Council
opened its session with 953 members in attendance
The session of this Council must have been
bosterous than any other that has been assem-.
Dled IN this City The groans the cheers the Kisses,
the calls to order, could be distinctly heard in the
halls and lobbies-and many OF the speeches could
have been reported Uerbatlm. AS the vote was be-
ing taken, delegate was heard to declare thai
He should now vote as he should vote at the polls
for Myron FL Clark" The President declared the
vote out of order, and instructed the Sergeant-a
Arms 10 put out the offending delegate-but must
have afterwards retracted, as there was no immed-
ate addition to the members outside.
Shortly after this little episode there was a gener
al break up, and a rush down stairs They re-aS-
semble this morning at o'clock to complete the NOM
inations-though it is doubtful if quorum will be
in attendance. They swore awfully in Flanders
they swore awfully in Odd Fellows Hall, all the day
long yesterday--from which all inference is drawn
that the utmost harmony does not prevail in the
Council of the Order This may be a part of the
seemed very like jolly good row.
Mr. Ullmans friends may congratulate him on
having at last achieved nomination.
In the above report we have, of course only given
the rumors that have reached us concerning the &C.
ton of the Cow ention. AS it's proceedings Sc
cret, and guarded by special and extraordinary pre-
cautions, 1t is impossible to give any authoritative
and detailed account of it's transactions
SssT The National Baby Show took place at Spring
field, Ohio, on the 9TH inst, and attracted an I'M
mense concourse of visitors. There was one hun
dred and twenty babies entered for the premiums
The first premium, for the finest baby, 2 years o:0
or UNDER is a lea set, with salver, valued at S3OO
The second premium, tea set, valued at $Zoo'
The third premium, for the finest child under one
year OF age, purse of 5000.
The fourth premium, for the second finest, PaFIap
marble group.
The first premium awarded 10 Mis- BONNET OF
Vienna Ohio; the second TO Mrs Mcdowell o. o.
Cincinnati ; the third TO Mrs Arthur Canton u
Philadelphia; the fourth to Mrs Henry Howe O
Cincinnati.
letter from Fanny Fern was read for the ed'nc"
ton of all concerned
Letters were also received from Mrs SWlSheILI',
Mrs. Mott and Horace Greedy. The latter thousn'
that much attention should be given to the deVeIOP
ment OF the human constitution in this COUNT
where able. bodied men are sold at from SOU 10 %
| 5O0 ;,
Mrs. Mott thought that the black babies snoul"
be admitted
Among the exhibitors was old woman VINO oa";
with her seventeenth child, She claimed Pie"'
UNI on that ground.