Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-09-06
Republican Co. Convention.

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.4taens tlcp.-David Gardner, George c. Paige.
Athens doro.-Horace Wiliston, L. II. Perkins.
I AibGRy-C. S. Mosher, g. W. Bardick.
| Asyum-B LapOrte. 4. r. Deong
ATmeniG-Nathan Sherman. Charles H. Weber.
Buriington-Aexander Lane. N. j. Smith.
Burlington Icest-Wm. Ballard, E. LOOMS.
6OrO.-E. A. Everett, 5. w Miller.
CGntOn-John Yandyke Jr, j. g. Mason.
COluRlbia-W. g. Bradford, George Furman.
FTankiiR-A. Gay, Ira Varney
GTanUiHe-Vaentine Saxton, John Vroman, I'd.
| He,Tick-I. A. Park, J. J. Anderson
LeR0y-James Bayy, II. n. CTarey.
LitchffeId-S. B. GARNER WIN. II. Spencer.
Monroe ticp-C. NJ. Brown, Clark Cummins.
6Oro-S. Travis d. N. Newton.
I OT1reH-O. J. Chubbuck, r. Mckee.
OrsrtOn-G. H. Hottenstein, James Molyneux.
Pike. Ii. Marsh, l.. A. Bosworth-
Rome. G. TOwner, L. l.. Moody.
Ridgbery-C. o. French. Anson Webb
gfeid-Thomas Smead, I. Wilder.
SHithfeId-James Fritcher, Ira c. Bullock.
South Creek-lra Crane, George Dunham
lShsshequin-E. p shaw. Charles ChaGee.
STANDING StOns-G. +. Vanness, VIM. Kingsley.
SyfraniG boro.-Peleg Peck Jr., r. NJ Ross.
Terry j w. DeRHison, J. l. Jones.
Troy tP-D r. Maney, Henry Greene.
bOro-John II. Grant, c. +. Sayles-
Totcanda tsrp.-E. w. Hale, B. Davids.
Totcanda No7fh-F. Watts, S. Hawkins
Tuscarora-John Clapper. Levi Wells.
CisteT-Wm. Mcqueen, l.. Lockwood
WudhGH-Hiram Sherry. Loring Pearl.
UGTTen-Mies Prince, Otis Hamilton.
Wyaiusing-L. p. Stafford, J. V. Vanauken.
HeHs-LOrenzo Grinnell, Alyah Youngs.
Wssoz-T. r. Madill, g. p. Reynolds.
WRmOt-J. w. Ingham, Paul Quick.
On motion of B. LAPoKrE. REUBEN W. Ed
DY and G GORGE d. MoNTASYE, were elected
conferees to meet conferees from Susquehanna
and Tioga Counties, for the purpose of placing
in nomination Representative in Congress.
On motion the Convention then proceeded
to the nomination cf candidate for Sheriff,
and the names of A. H. SPALDrNG, Of Athens
boro', j NJ. SMITH, of Troy twp s d. HARK-
NESS, of Springfield, and f. C. KELLOGG, of
Monroe, were presented.
The Convention then proceeded to ballot,
as follows -
Spaldng, .43 votes.
J smith, .--...........-.........l9 "
Hardness, .....-...--. 4"
hGAiOeh5-. .-tp
All SPALDING having a majority of
all the votes given, was declared duly nomi-
mated, aud on motion the vote was made uHan-
imoas.
The Convention, on motion, proceeded to
the nomination Of a candidate for ProthoBo-
tary, and the names Of Z. o. GooDRrcH, Of
Towanda borough, and THEopLrs HUNPHRgY,
of Orwell, were presented. A ballot was had
with the following result -
Goodrich......... .................... SO votes.
Humphrey ..........................2 2s
EO. GOOD RICH, having a majority of
all the votes given was declared duly nomna
/ ted, and on motion the nomination was made
unanimous.
/ On motion, the Convention then proceeded
to the nomination Of candidates for Represeu-
tatves. when the names of c. T. Bliss, Of
Leroy, HENRY w TRACY, of Standing Stone,
JAMES c. MrKEAH, of Columbia, aud WN Ii
/ SPENCEz, of Litchieid, were presented.
On motion, HExRY W TEACr was nomina-
ted as candidate for Representative, by ac-
canatiou.
The Convention then proceeded to ballot
the name of VIZ. II. SPENCER having been
withdrawu-Nith the following result =
BIZ. votes
C. I. BLISS was declared duly nominated
as a candidate for representative. and on mo,
ticn the nomination was made unanimous.
The Convention then proceeded to nominate
a candidate for Register and Recorder when
the names of \. c. ELsBREE, of Windhan
CHARLES II. BALLARD, of Columbia, l. b
PIERCE, of Pike. L. D. TAYLOR, of Granville
JUDsoS HoLcoHB, Of Towanda borough, J. B.
NJ. HIxMAS. of Monroe, WH. LEWIS. Of Wy,
so1, c. Ii. AXEs, of Sbeshequin, JONI MATH
ER, Of Ulster, were presented.
| BaIlotings WERE then had with the follow.