Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-26
THURSDAY MORNING.


The Conference met according to ad.
ournment and balloted to the % ballot
with no change. Adjourned to IL 1-2
o'clock A. NJ,
ht1l 1-2 o'clock met and took The Goth
ballot with the same results as before
Adjourned to meet at 2 clock p. M.
At 2 O'Clock met and on motion Col. w.
A. j. Britain was admitted to seat in
the Conference in place Of Mr.. Fruit Of
Columbia. The 30th and 3lst ballots
were takea with no change. Adjourned
to o'clock p. NJ
Att o'clock Conference mot and pro.
ceeded to the 32hd ballot, when the Con-
ferecs Of Wyoming voted for Col. Wright,
giving him four votes; Messrs. Ledy and
McReynolds each having two votes as
before. On the 33d ballot the Wyoming
Conferees voted for Mr.. Little, thus leaving
each candidate two votes as at first. On
motion adjourned to meet at 10 o'clock
JO-lnoIIoW biol olHiuS'
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th.
Conference met agreeably to adjourn
mcnt Mr.. Dolph being absent, Mr..
Britain was substituted ns Secretary, and
on motion Jacob Sorber was received by
the Conference as the substituted of Nr.
Dolph. On motion they proceeded to the
34th and 35th ballots on each of which
the Luzerne and Wyoming Conferees vo-
ted for Mr.. Little, giving him four votes,
Messrs. McReynolds and lseidy each
having two votes as before. ...
On the seth and 37th ballots the
Luzcrne Conferees voted for Mr.. Nc
Reynolds, giving him four votes, Messrs
Little and Leidy, each having two. After
an adjournment of 10 minutes, met and
took the 3sth, 39th, 4Oth and 41st ballots
Mr.. McReynolds having four votes a:
before and Messrs. Little and Leijy, eacl
two. Adjourned to meet at ! o'clock P
! Nj. N,. ..-. ."- .,
Met at o'clock and took the AID, 43d
and 44th ballots with no change. Adjourned
to o'clock P. M.
Met according to adjournment. Oa tn
45th ballot there was no change from
above. On the 46ih, 47th and 4sth th
Luzerne Conferees left McReynolds an
voted for Mr.. Little, giving him four vote
each ballot. Or the 49,h and 5Ot
ballots, Luzerne voted for Col. Wright
thus giving each candidate two votes -
Adjourned to l-2 o'clock.
AT l.2 o'clock met when the Wyomin
Conierees on the 51st and so ballots vote
for Mr.. Leidy, giving him four votes
Messrs. Wright and McReynolds eacl
two. On the 53d ballot each candida
had two votes. Adjourned to 8 O'Clock l
NJ.
A o'clock met and took the SAIL
55th aud 5Gth ballots when the Wyemin
. Conferees voted Tor Mr.. Wright, givin
him four votes; Messrs. Leidy aud Nj
Reynolds each having two. Adjourned t
7 o'clt ok tomorrow morning.
: SATURDAY MORNING, Sept. 10Th
Conference met and after addresses |
Messrs. Dewitt, Hammer, Dean, Quicl
German and Britain, on motion procccdc
to the 57th ballot, VIXEN the Luzcrn
Columbia and Montour Conferees vote
for Ar. Leidy, giving him six vote
Messrs. Gearhart and Dewitt voted for "
i Little.
; On motion of Mr.. Gearhart the Confe
ence concurred unanimously in the non
. nation of Mr.. Leidy. On motion,
ResOlUed, That the proceedings
'' signed by the officers and published in {
the Democratic papers in this Congression
d District.
JOHN DEAN, Jr., Pres.
W. A. ]. BHITTAIN, Sec'y.