The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1856-10-30
ELECTORS.
James Irwin, of Centre county.

agreed upon are as follows:
| ELECTORS.
JoHN G. Fremont.
James Irwin, of Centre county.
! Joseph Edwards, Phiadelphia.
! George NJ Eckert. Philadelphia.
George Seidensticker, Philadelphia.
| Wilson Jewell, Philadelphia.
| Albert g. Rowland. Philadelphia.
/ Caleb N. Taylor, Bucks county.
| William Darlington, NJ. D., Chester county.
William M. Baird, Berks county.
| Michael Fl. Shirk, Lancaster county.
| Simon Cameron. Dauphin county.
John Mccormick, Northumberland county.
| Smith B. Thompson, Monroe county.
Russell F. Lord, Wayne county.
/ Frederick +. Smith, Tioga county.
| Abrsm Updegraf. Lycoming county.
| Joseph d. Simpson. Perry county.
Hezekiah Easton, Franklin comfy.
Edward Scuil, Somerset county.
William NJ. Stewart, Indiana.
Alfred Patterson. Fayette county.
Benair G. Sawyer. Allegheny county.
Jacob Painter, Allegheny county.N
Lawrence l. McGoffin, Lawrence county.
George w. Arnold, Clarion county.
James Skinner, Erie county.
The second ticket is identical with the first,
except that the name of Willard Fillmore is
substituted for that of John G. Fremont. -
The twenty-six electors are pledged to cast
the votes of the State in the Electoral College,
for the respective candidates for the Presidency
and Vice Presidency, in exact proportion to
the popular vote given to each ticket. This
forms complete union of the opposition
strength in Pennsylvania, while it enables every
voter to indicate his preference of the Presiden-
tial candidates, without any compromise of his
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ticket counts in favor of the principles aud can
didates of the Republican and North american
parties, respectively, and every vote given to
the Fillmore ticket counts in favor of the Fill
more and Donelson party, and will be fully rep.
resented in the final result.
The undersigned now call upon all who are
opposed to Slavery extension over free Terrific
ry, to the increase of slave representation in
the Federal Government, and TO the Cincinnati
platform and its candidates, and upon all who
desire to preserve the peace and the honor of
the country, and faithfully to sustain the consi-
tutional rights of every section of it, to CO.
! operate with them in this contest for Union,
Liberty, and Justice We solemnly invoke their
active and earnest efforts to overthrow that
sectional organization which seeks to force
Slavery upon free people at the point of the
sword, and degrades American citizens by
vitating its safeguards at the balot-box.
The undersigned have appointed Com
mittee to prepare an address to the people,
which will be published in a few days.
We are happy to announce that entire unan-
unity existed in the proceedings of the Com
mittees, and no doubt is entertained that the
| result from common Efforts to secure the adop-
ton of the Union Electoral Tickets now present
ed, will be hailed with satisfaction by every
citizen of Pennsylvania who is honestly hostile
| to the Cincinnati platform aud the election of
James Buchanan to the Presidency.
Charles Gibbons, Chairman
Republican State Executive Committee.
Russell Errett, Allegheny.
B. D. Pettingill, Philadelphia.
j. r. Fry, do.
A. H. Rosenheim, do.
A. l. Chur, do.
William Butler, Chester.
f. j. Moore Lehigh.
Jacob Hoffman, Berks
i. c. Darlington, Lancaster.
j. Adams Fisher, Dauphin.
| B. Bannan, Schuylkll.
| A. P. Grow, Luzerne.
Henry Green, Northampton.
| A. +. Humphrey, Tioga.
| James 7. Hale, Centre.
Joseph Speck, Perry.
John Fl. Filler, Bedford
| George Raymond Blair.
| Edgar Cowan, Westmoreland
Alexander Murdoch, Washington.
C. B. M. Smith, Allegheny.
| Thomas L. Shields, d.
| William F. Clark, Mercer
| James S. Meyers, Venango.
| John Covode, Chairman,
| N. American State Executive Committee
| w. +. Johnston. Allegheny
| j. l.. Goss!er, Philadelphia.
John W. Hysn, do.
| .. II. +. Parker, do,
Thomas f. Williams, Philadelphia.
| G. A. Waldorf, do.
u. G. Waterhouse, do.
|: Il. seweli, Allegheny,
| N. L. Sawyer, do.
w. H. Norton, Bucks
d. l.. Davidson, Fayette.
s. p. Hare, Luzerne.
John Ferguson, Lawrence.
George W. Harris, Dsuphn.
| John Covode, Westmoreland.
+. y. Stambaugh, Franklin.
Amos Myers, Clarion,
s. b. Rowe, Clearfed.
John Williamson, Huntington.
Daniel Crum, Armstrong.
John Dick, Crawford.
| Thomas j. Power, Beaver.
Edward Scull, Somerset.
John. 4. Hiestand, Lancaster.
Francis parke. Chester,
j. W. Cowell, Bucks.
+. G. Fahnestock, Adams.
| Members Of Fillmore and Donelson Com
| mittee.
| Samuel Silyman Schuylkill.
! William Ii. Koon,z Somerset.
| George NJ. l. .they, Clarion.
| Smith Fuller, Faye,te.
| Richard Coulter, Westmoreland.
The following ticket has been adopted by the
Fillmore Americans, to which they have dec
ded to adhere under all circumstances:
| SENATORIAL ELECTORS.
Jos. r. Ingersoli, Phil. And. Stewart, Fayette
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
l. A. l. Flomerfelt. IA Charles f. Wells, jr
2. Henry White. Is. q. W. Youngman.
;. Jos. s. Riley, sen. l6. J. Y. Hoshour.
1. Henry D. Moore. II. S. + Dutfeld.
6 Daniel O. Hitner. Is. George W. Patton.
6. Isaac Newton. ", Joseph II. kuhns.
I. Stacy Brown. 20. William W. Smith
8. John c. Myers. 81. William NJ. Wright
8. Samuel Keneagy. u. Henry Phillips.
10. Henry w. Snyder. %. John NJ. d. Nesbit
IL. Timber Cleaver. "a. j. NJ. He.hrington.
IL. Robert f. Clark. 70. James Webster.