The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-03-13


proxy, in explanation Of his case, which was a.
greed 10.
The first case considered was that Of Mr.. An
derson, Of York county, who contested the seat
Of Mr. SmysE.
Mr.. Andersa proceeded to state that be was
the regular Senatorial delegate from York
county, aud presented the. proceedings Of the
County tyConvenion which appointed him in
snbslaaIiation Of his claim, which proceedings
We're read.
Mr. Mckinney, seconded BY Mr.. Mcdowell,
moved that Mr.. Anderson BE- admitted to a seat
in this Convention.
Mr.. Smyser, in reply 10 Mr. Anderson, said,
that he appeared here ondrr peculiar cirtum-
stances that be had stood in this ball, with pc
cuiar feelings, during the election Of United
States Senator, last January He reInent5pred
the indignation with which the intelligence had
been received in York county, that the Drmoc-
racy had been BETRAYED By one af its represent
tatvrs, who had sold himself to the enemies Of
the Democratic party. .aud Ioined with tie Re
publicans in the election oi General Cameron
he then presented the following document sign-
I'd by sxty-eight out Of the seventy tg-eIgHt dele
gates in the county convention, addressed 10 the
State Convention, in explanation Of his position,
together with the proceedings of county meet
jng in York county. The document was read,
as follows:
To The Democratic State Convention 10 IS
sem5ie nj Hulisjurg, on HE % Of .Hmch,
1857
The undersigned delegates 10 the last Demo
cratic County Convention, (which appointed
delegates 10 the State Convention do fully and
heartily concur ia, and approve of, the rrso!a-
,ions unanimously adopted bv the Democracy
Of York county, al the public meeting held ia
The borough 9t ork, on Saturday, January II,
1851, which resolutions condemn the course of
tue traitor Samuel Maneaf, in the rrcrnt Sena-
torial election, and revoke The appointment Of
Jamrs NJ. Anderson as The Senatorial Dele
gale from York county oyour Convertion.-
We also fully and entirely approve Of the ap-
pontm"uI Of Major Charles H. Smyser, as the
Senatorial delegate, in place Of SAID James 81.
Anderson.
The following resolutions adopted hy the
county meeting ot York county were also read
Resolved, That the open boast Of James NJ.
Anderson, Of Carroll TOW nship, that be had the
entire control Of 5ianear. and yet refused to ex-
eFt his influence 10 save the party from hetraY-
al, although at Harrisburg, has forfeited the con-
fdrnce ofthp Democratic party.
Resolved, Thai the D-Doeralic PARTY Of York
county, now assembled in county meeting,
Hereby revoke the appointment OF James NJ.
anderson. as Senatorial Delegate 20 the State
Convention, which assemblies on the "a OF.
March nrN', aad appoint Major Charles H.
Smysrr, Of York borough, in his stead.
y similar paper also addressed to the State
Convention, signed by 36 out ot the 80 mern-
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