The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-08-03

Jones, WIN. T. Lauman I'd. LaHman.
PeEeY. !. A. Magee, R. M Russell, Judge
! keifsnyder, Mr. Neck.
4 PoTrER.-W. W. Knox.
ScnUrLElLL. Benjamin C. Christ, Henry l..
Cake, Samuel Huntznger, ). Addison McCool,
Jerome X. Boyer, James Rvon.
/ SUsQpEHANNA.-W e. Ward
/ TlocA.-Hpnry Showard.
UNloN.--I NJ Raum.
WEsrMoRELAND.-John NJ. Laird, Israel
Painter, Daniel Kister, Andrew Gtaham, James
NJ. Laird, David Williams.
YoRK.--H. l.. Fisher.
/ Mr.. Ward, of Bradford, moved that com
mttee OF thirteen be appointed by the Chair to
! report list Of officers for the permanent orga-
nizatlon of the Convention.
The motion was agreed to, and the Chair ap-
/ pointed the following gentlemen that commit
! tee:
Col Ward, of Bradford Gen. w. Fl. Mil
| Ter, Of Daunhin VIM. Y, McGrath, OF Phila-
eIpha Mclaughlin, Of Cambria Graham, Of
/ Wrslmoreiand Puterbaugh, OF Lgzprne ;
/ HuntzInger, OF Schnyikill Judge Cbampneys,
OF Lancaster; II. w. Weir, Of Indiana o. H.
Gather, OF Bedford, /. =. Mitchell, OF Centre +;
! Gen. Patton, OF Erie Simpson, OF Snyder.
/ The committee retired for consultation.
/ A gentleman 10 th- back part of the Conven-
ton exclaimed, at this stage OF the proceedings,
Il am one Of the people, and | speak for the
| peopl. in proposing three cheers for Stephen 4.
Oonglas, the next President"
/ The cheers were giyea with hearty good
Will.
! Nr. HineIine stated that some time would p
| lapse before the Committee on Permanent Or
ganization would be ready 10 report, and be
/ did not know how they could better occupy that
time than in listening to speech from The
Hon. Charles Brown, Of Philadelphia. FL
made a motion 10 that effect, which was agreed
10 unanimously.
A mid great enthusiasm Mr.. Brown took ms
stand at the clerks desk, and addressed the
Convention as toll)wS
GENTLEMEN I am not remarkabIr for any
kind oil apologies, aad ! say 10 you that | am
not here to-day tor the purpose OF making
speeches | lett the political arena wears ago
to men younger and ADLER than myself and am
only here out Of love Tor the cause in which
We are now engaged. For forty years perhaps
longer, have voted and supported the regular
Democratic ticket, never having failed in
single instance 10 finding where the Democrat
&c party was, who were its nominees, and what
we'e its principles. Cheers.
thrust have always supported the party
from uns-Ifsh motives, and because | believed
that its principles were best for the prosperity
oi the country and the good OF the human fam
I ily. Having almost sat by the cradle OF the
Democratic Party-lor I was born about the
anne Time It was bofn-I do not want to walk
by its hearsr. | would like to SEE, when leave
this world, that party to which have so long
+ ,2Ia 7 pd
10 these halls more than thIFty years ago, as
we'll as IN the halls OF the National legislature,
IN lhe tall tide OF victory as have seen It ire
quentiy before, great aPPiauseI ana am mere
because | 'hlnk nave some experience IN the
interests OF 'h7 party ana nave seen II IN oaf-
keF Ii"ts thah 0Fef>hadoW ii nov. wore tnah
/ twenty YEARS az" Iood m 'heSe mans curing
the bank excitement ana hraro Tie cannon
numbering oHl on Inc GROUNDS IN lroh' oi 'hT
/ 'aplol I'D Honor o! victories over me DT'Iocis'-
! &c party. Ihan-h nay VOICE was thea drown
. &c oy the 'hun6eE oi me eanRon' dId not lear
, % ss'r""' o.edoSe 'S.' ''s' I"s Pi."o'p'eS
s'S'd' d''eu n'Ie were ''''''o''''e aHu "''S' oe
s"CI5s''u'' lApP'aes'
.Hihh 50 now. A"ac"e' og ileS Wtn'h
al" io's "haoot' believe 'hdt lhis cioua Wt'ch
no" eFrFsRaao"s us "ill pass away ana the
/ democratic party or party Of power ana Pf'h-
| o'Fi'--"'2 soc'ess'o' parry O IoT county car
ft'h2 90 'hi' great e"unlfy ol ours 10 rs oes''-
n.y. "na'rVer 'hat may nr, repeat. 8rn'lF-
( n'ra' 'f,a' am mere merely % ao'lse VII" ioon-
S1' an" more active men, ana not 70 ",aNr
/ sPTren, } nave come up mere 10 see ana coan-
s': w wan y"'' oui Tor 10 o'oef purpose.
oT ''he not no" 10 speak OF VINE me
history Of TOE troubles oil tAe democratic party
we are hare TO heal lis WOUNDS We are mol
here 10 crIm'nate or rT-cFimInate, TO widen the