The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-07

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Nyron Clark, the whg sandidrts for Governor, pro
venton thursday and declared irregular nd
admitted the 7T1baNs needs any further iaformstcs
purpose Of getting into the Know Nothing organization
through the windows down the chimney, after 1t
TOO late to get In at tbs front door, indulge it.
THE MOVEMENT IN PENNSYLvANIA.
ltrom the PhilscephiA Pennsylvanian, Oct. 81 +
| THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE GRAND COUNCIL OF THE
SUPREME STAR sPAN0LED BANNER, COMMONLY
CALLED KNOW EOTHINGs, WHICH MET ON suEsDAY
LAST. AND ADJOURNED on WEDNESDAY NIGHT AT
TWELVE O'CL0cK.
city on tuesday. the 81 OF October 1854 at 10 O'Clock
A. After severn unsuccessful attempts organize
AYxRsscoN zssros o'oLoux NJ Convection rs az
senbied m the FranAin Hail. In Sixth street, bs,o
member stated that 1t was necessary to adjourn to
the room Of the American Mechanics i,smuch there
might be dozen reporters OF tie Perasyiranian pre-
sent that he disclosures already ia pa
per of euch character ami 80 near the truth Ia
their dssas that has become matter OF the great
est TO guard against further aangee Ia this
respect they would hope to preserve their orr anzs
tion iom immo6iste dissolution, already had thou
sends q men ss them who had beeems alarmed at tue
A resolution to adjourn to the M,eha.ies' Hail was
then carried
the Mechanics all whe,e they remained for time
10 state of utter confusion, display iDs the greatest Bit
terDess OF feeling.
The 70 lowing persons we're then cleo ed ocers of the
convtniion:-
Prs.ideO'--ProfessorT Tiffany, oil Carlisle,
Vtee Prev ident-John A. Stacey Esp, OK Delaware
county.
seastary-Thomas Clifford, Esq, Of Phiadelpha
Treasuer-AlexanderC Cummings Eq, OF Philadelphia.
Marshal-C f. AeuDch, Esq. Of Harrisburg.
The following the names of OF the members
from different counties and towns-Psrry county Dr
i
Jobn thompson Cumbersni, john Rn3laad; York, Mr.
%s ss ans % a,msa rana man Mss,sourg q asanch Mr.
Reaoing, Ur. seltzer. Mr. Corkens elected dele.
gate 20 the National Convention, and is also Jharman
DR.. ssrzER Of Reading said that hs was one Of the
aids q Governor Ber and that at his first election he
feat him II possible. He said that Gov Bger going
to speak at two mettings 10 ling; but thanks to
good organization both places where hold forth
ware or the control Of the rdsr
1be number Of delegates preseat-represenng every
portion Of tha statewas 652, Ave Of whom however,
were not Permitted to tabe seats.
Mr. JACOB JoHSsoa, from Kutztown Berks county, s,M
that his Council hsd two hundrei members aad the
Grand Council persisted in ru ing him out every
will vote fos BLlsr After animated and somewhat
personal DEBATE it ded that Mr. Johnson was
ei titled to hii seat t -
Mr. TIFFANY ihs Presideut addre ssed the CpuacL In
effect at he exceedingly sensitive about the ,ro
csednss becoming inovn or pu olshed. 70 much had
Pennsysasrian - 70 mike absolutely necessary tnat
every utoa y TAKEN to prevent similar rfsult
IleS 10 con1oSs tne pyocssolag3
sent get iato tho papers he woutt VITA
draw ir0 fho or3er HI stated that VISA professor
in the ooregs Atxise and he sclt that would d. hun
srtous injury I'LL SHOULD be shown hs belonged to such
secret organization Tia also etssd that "a the event
OF publicity Ill his friends yohld tAtirn VITA him
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hsgs. e as s,sss + ta.t I. thsss sss go sse,
mot Il ~ rcsSSr 1srs v1.s sSd tbst ~ az asae
ana other ,easipy tsirg expelled: th.t within the
last Two have reeu 81, 900 fedgnst:ons aud
sxpnisions fhahcrs 1T p.esen. ls democrats
In the order In the entire State, many Of whom
feared would essu0r he spssd before the day Of sns
sss ctioD. @
The whole number of ths order IA tho city Of Phladel
pbia eta ed to be ID 0eO
It stated that ZOO members have left bee
pelicd from the order in this cy within the las,
Tho relieving Is the reported estimates Of the or
Ger in different counties where lodges have been or