Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-07-23
Republican Convention in the
Sixth District.

chosen Secretaries. Mr. Liycrmore on taking
the chair made some eloquent and humorous
remarks.
j. Gunnson of Eastport, S. WATSON Of
Franklin, S. p. Brown of Orland, j. L.
Grant Of Ellsworth, A. B. Perry of Sullivan,
and |. T. Cole of Machias, were elected a
Committe on Credentials, who subsequently
reported the whole number of delegates as
ll9, from AZ towns as follows
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Eastport-J NJ. Llvermore, I. II. Kilby.
\. B. Mutt, G. l. G. Rice, c. b. Paine, j.
W Huxley, Jas. Gunnison, John Higgins,
Daniel Kilby, Jr.
Milbridge-Gcorgc Go,gins, I. :Ficket
Dcblois-Samuel d. Walker, John d.
Shorey.
Columbia--Lewis Leighton, j. Lippcn-
colt.
Steuben-IIanday Leighton, Forbes Baker,
Asa Trundy, John Pierce.
Centcrvile-Edwarl F. Allen.
Charottc-James McGlaufiiin, Isaiah d.
Smith.
Perry-Gcorge w. Chadbourn, Isaac
Shields, James Mutt.
Cutlcr-I. G. Ramsdcll, II. \. Aycrill, J.
p. job son.
Whiting-Thayer Gilpatrick.
Edmunds-N. S. Allen.
Trescott-W ilson Mcclellan.
Jonesboro'-H. c. Hall, Lewis Libby.
larrington-Woodbury Leighton, V. l..
Coffin.
Dennysvlle-George W. Wilder, Benja-
min Lincoln.
Addison-Jeromc B. Allen, Geo. Lcavitt
Alcxandcr-N. =. Spearin.
Machias-Gco. F. Talbot, Clark Perry, }.
D. Sargent, Jabcz West, Isaac T. Cole.
Pembrokc-L. l.. Wadsworth. Simeon
Sampson, Geo. 5. Townsend, Albert X. Stod-
dard.
Calas-W. D. Lawrence; Cyrus Young,
+. \. Pike.
Whitneyvile-Wm B. Elwell, W. Smith.
orthfeld-Isaac Albee, Darius Berry.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Getchcll, Nathaniel
S. Bowker
East Machias-J. F. Harris, s. W. Pope,
G. II. Hovey, phincas Foster, Jr.
Lubec-IIoracc Harmon. $. \. Lawrence,
S E. Niekerson. Geo. W. Haley, Simeon
Ryerson, H. p. Dewey.
Chcrryfeld-J A. Mlliken, David Small,
Alexander Camppll, NJ. IL. Wilder, j. Q.
Adams.
Machiasport-o W. Means, II. B. Wade,
c. W. Robinson.
HANCOCK CorNTY.
Sullivan I. D. Hill, A. B. Perry, Cyrus
Emery.
surry-J. W. Davis, Charles joy, J. X.
Lord
Aurora-Dayid Sill,by.
Hancock-S. n. Mcfarland, John Ball.
A. A. Simpson.
Bluehill-Jossph lIinckloy, Robert Hinek-
ley, l. 5. Osgood, Agustus Stevens
Gouldsboro'-A. q. Guptil, b 5. Hill,
VIM. IIaskill, VIM. Handy.
No. j. W Doyle.
Deer Island-C. \. Spoforl, Geo. Rich
ardson, I. NJ. Holden.
Acknowledgements COMBS.
Pcnobscot-Samul Leach, John Deaycr-
aux, |. b. Leach.
Castine-John Bridges, G. II. Wtherlc
Dedham-W. 2. Spvi ford. Vim. Phillips.
Ellsworth. I. Grant, y. X, Sawyer, y.
{. Reynolds, \. 5. Campbell, c. p jordan,
&. W. Maddox, Geo. Cunningham.
Franklin-Samuel WATSON, j. H. West.
T. IL. West.
Orland-S. P. Brown, y. H. Powers, Jno.
\. Buck, Robert Snow, Nathan Walker.
j. Bridges of Castnc, y. X. Sawyer of
j. \. MillIken of Cherrylcd, g.
F. Talbot Of Machias, and G. W. Haley OF
Lubec, were chosen a Committee on the Per-
Organization and their report was
adopted rs follows :
Hon. CHARLES \. SrorfoRp of Deer Isle,
for President.
A. B. Perry, Esq, of Sullivan and Joseph
Gunnison, Esq, of PASSPORT, Vice Presidents,
n. b. Mutt of PASSPORT, and G. Ii. With
erie of Castine, Secretaries.
Mr.. Spoford, previously to taking the
chair, addressed the Convention in brief
and impressive speech.
Messrs. Milliken of Cheryfeld, Paine OF
PASSPORT and grant of Ellsworth, were ap-
pointed to receive and count the votes for "A
candidate for Representative to Congress,
who reported that the whole number of bal
lots were IA all OF which were for