Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-07-12


EuIroR REroRTER You will see by the
following proceedings furnished to you for publication,
that the Republicans OF this place in the field and
ready willing and able DO their dgy in the approach
ing contest.
PRocKEDISGs oE DEVASTATION IT N0SRoE.-At a
meeting held Monroe Bor,agh June g. 1860 for the
purpose Of organizing Republican Club for the Town
ship AID Borough SAMUEL CoIz was elected temporary
chairman. and \. MABEE temporary Secretary.
On motion, a committee Of five appointed to re-
port list OF permanent officers for the Club The Com
mi;tee reported through their chairman, II. c. TEACY
follows
Prssidca,-IIoa GEORGE TEAcY.
gIce PresiEsats-CuAGLEs WELLs, GEORGE COREY, L.
II. Horror, J. =. ROSWELL and J. &ABEg
Recording Secr-tarje, : Brown and \. MULLEN
Corresponding ssrresgry-J. B. IxgHAH.
T,easursr-HlRAN SWEET.
Execuiirs Conaiiftee-J " IRVINE, II. s SALsBrEY.
j. B. II. HNFAN. H. II. INGHAH, N. GEE5Gs, CHARLES
HgLLoN, Il. W. NoRTHEoP, LYMAN BLACkxAN and Il. c.
Tracy.
The report . TIE Committee was unanimously adop;
ed and the president elect invited 70 occupy tho chair
m,.i5u was carried that tie President apPoin: Com
mittee OF five to report resolutions expressing views
1t the next meeting wheTeup0n the following gentle
men were appointed: D. y. NEwToS, II. s. SALsBczr.
;. :. HrSHAN, q. p. TE,CY and !. B. KGHAM.
Meeting then adjourned 70 June So at same place.
June 80. Club met with Hon. GORGE TRACY. Fresf
dent in the Chair The committee on resolutions re-
ported through g. p TRAcr the following prea be and
resolutions which unanimously adopted, VIZ =
asrt1s In view IF the present political crisis in the
country, we have organized ourselves into LINCOLN.
HAALIN. and CURTIN Club, 1t becomes proper - set
forth oUr views. therefore.
Rsso'red That the platform adopted by the Republi
can Convention at Chicago for it. clear and uueuiv1-
eating eGguci4c9u Of principles and il, bold vldsttrn
OF the rights q ireemen iu every particular meets with
our hearty and cordial approval.
Res0'rs5 That in ABRAHAM LINCOLN. we rcsa--
nize an able and patriotic statesman ard aG honest and
upright man, and we hail his nomination by the CLca-
g Cow eHtipa with delight, believing his elevation -
the Presidents! chair, now prostuled % the vest %
party purposes By the present occupant viii put end
% The corruption now practced. and be the dawn OF
brighter and plrer state % affairs in government
secure which we pledge him united and energetic
support
Resai-sE. That the nomination OF HANNIBAL HAM
LIN Tor Vice President meets with our Most hearty aQ
prpv aud for proof of the correctness OF his views up
the political questions Of the day, point with pride
% his public record.
Rss6.~sd That a. a preliminary step towards success
in the Presidential election, pledge ourselves to
oIr best Cndeayors u the election OF unBch
ing aud gallant candidate for Governor ANDREW q.
ResoSes That we view with alarm tie unprecedented
aus practiced upon the elective franchise and tue Use
Ct money 70 eject the by the present zdmHistT
oa, believing II as direct tendency toward monarchy
and tyranny u the purity Of the JaotooX one OF the
---Att~- na kAe ADtEkE AAc
opj1on the eeReG OF the country cannot elevate
power again any one connected either directly or ll
rectF WIN the parties 70 these frauds, with safety 20
themselves.
Bg resolution the Executive Committee were request
cd to make arrangements 10 procure J. C. adams Esg
70 address the Club and also to invite the Towanda Wide
Awases TO visit upon that occasion aud also TO take
immediate action 70 procure a banner.
Adjourned to Monday Evening next to listen To an ad
dress % be delivered by Professor EDGEkroS Of Michigan
n accordance With invitation 0. Club
We are no; the rst in tie field with our organization
bat We hereby notify those towns having the start that
they must be vigilaGt in October and November next
they vii find the first VIII be last and the last first
J. B. INGHAN, Cor. sec.