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Hon. joseph r. Ir2crsoll. Philadelphia.
Hon. Ancrtw Stewart, Fayete.

Mr. ssndcon stated further that all the above named
had accepted their appointment and that he had
pledge that elected, they would support Fillmore and
9iohn j. clyde announced that committee IRON the
North Americans were In waiting and deaired confer.
ence with this committee
ON motion, the North American Committee, consispg
oribe Hon. John Covodc, Harrison sewel and Jacob
lowing
held on Thursday evening inst he following prca.
ble and resoiu on were unanimously adopted
bic 2 s eseSn % S gssa e s
order accomplish that ooect s that all the
elements OF opposition TO The Cincinnati platform should be
Resolved Thatwe invite the American state Executive
miiiee favorable 70 the election o Mard Fillmore 70 the
lion & an @kHt Bvchansn' state electoral Ticket
motion then made ana adopted tina, committee
fbree be appointed to ascertain what propositions the
North American Committee may have TO make, and report
the same to tb body. Ne,srs. John j. Clyde. r. r.
stewart and David L. Stout were appointed said COM
mitee
A committee from the Republican State Committee,
consisting of hcssrs. Cowan, Green, and Butier were
then introduced Who submitted the following =
TO rns pHrspEsI o. rgE rllsoaE srsrs cessIrrsE "A
sres 10 confer w with similar eemmee rom scnr body. IN
relation 20 the feasibility Of forming electoral ticket 70 be
p n' kpG%R m SowaS onar@sn
A motion was made 10 appoints committee 10 walt on
the Itpub-ans and ascertain what propos siiions they
nsve S Maze M ana ,epor 70 'o pody which wa,
Smith Fuller were appointed said committee.
After . short recess the committee from the North
Americans returned With The following
The Fremont American Committee having bcen waited
upon by a sub committee from the Fillmore American
would specify somc plan for he formation Of an ant a
chsnsn ticket. the faid committee, In accordance with
That quest sute that they are willing to agree 10 any
Tba, the FILLMORE American Committee the Republican
ens Ra ss s A@ssc. ss y % % scc
selves 70 vote IN such manner as viii secure the defeat Of tho
"a That the Fillmore american Committee and the Ere.
mont American Committee shan each select thirteen persons
The selected for electors 10 pledge themselves
cast vote Of the STATE IN proportion 70 the vote poed for
"a That ihe three IN general convention
fO he RHrrSse zee q forming ~ n eec'srs ora % ets
s select % e s Ssny we $ @ The s,a ees
ddaes named having The highest number Of electoral votes
u none Of the propositions are satisfactory. then the
Fillmore Committee requested 70 suggest plan Of
operation to the defeat Of the nomntes Of the Gin
Mr. Fr,Es NAa1IS offered the second proposition for our
acceptance. m follows
1s, ne mo,e Am h%esSn s co%%se and the
persons % selected r electors TO pledge hemseves 70 cast
winch -ss iosi by the following vo,e:-
yeas-Pecr Martin. John j. Clyde Francis Jordon and
..SsysJoha r ssnaerson, R;c Smith, 4. 9. waterman
David 3 stout n 4 sswar, =. Lsihrog ~ r; wsl.
Morgan Samuel Morrow, feasr Hart, II D svoote1ls !.
MI X y snrH onered the following RESOLUTION, which
was adopted
Resolved. That the propositions Of the North American
State Committee could the opinion OF this Committee
be successfully carried In the Sae that
desrous TO ADOPT any plan which enable those opposed
%b Se pe he @ ba l S
srous 10 unite firmly convinced that there
practical mode Of accomplishing desirable an object
and that mode s cordially 70 unite in support Of the American
electoral ticket already placed nomination.; and
committee are willing and eady 10 cordially extend the hand
Of fellowship 70 their North American brethren in support
one common cause, and the candidate
On motion, the Committee adjourned until 10 O'Clock
Friday morning to meet At the Fillmore and p9nelson
headquarters, Falh and Chestnut streets.