The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-03-08
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Mr.. Curtin, having a clear majority on
the second ballot, was declared duly nom
mated, and, on motion, the nomination
was made unanimous, and committee of
three appointed to inform Col Curtin OF
the fact, and to invite him to appear be-
! fore the Convention. \ like committee
was also appointed to inform Gen Came
| ron that the Convention had designated
him as its choice for the next Presidency
In Il few minutes, Col Curtin, accom-
panied by the Committee, appeared in the
Hall, and after the applause with which
he was greeted had subsided, lie addressed
the Convention. His speech, together
with that Of ex-Gov. Pollock, will appear
in our next issue.
The Convention then formed an Flee
toral Ticket, which will be found else
where in our columns to-day after which
Delegates to the Chicago Convention were
selected as follows:
DELEGATES At LARGE.-David WiImot, Hen
~ d. Moore, Samue! ~ Purviance, Andrew
II. Reedcr, Thaddeus Stevens, Titan j. Coffey,
John \. Ewing, Morrow &. Lowrie.
DELEGATES TO THE CHICAGO. CONTENTION.
lst District-Referred to the people.
I'd Referred to the people.
Sd Referred 10 the people.
ith Referred to the people.
5th - Not reported
9th q Not reported
18th Nef reDDrtrd
8th DiStr!ct-ISaac Eckert, David E. Stout
J. knobb, J. Bowman Bell
9Th District-O. J. Dickey, c. S. Kaufman
Samuel ochoch, Joseph K. PownalI.
10Th Dtstrict-Charlcs B. Forney, Joseph
Casey, William Cameron. Israel Gutclius
Ilth District-Robert II. Palmer. Jacob G.
Frick, Samuel \. Bergsteeper, William c.
Lawson.
18th Distrfct-H Hoyt, P. N. Osterhout.
Frank Stewart, Davis Alton.
18th District-Charles Albright, William
Davis, ". H. Armstrong, Samuel E. Dimmick
18th District-Not reported.
18th District-William Butler. Kline G
Furst, Lindsay Mehalfey, q. B. Overton
10th District-Kirk Haynes, ". B. Irwin.
Alexander J. Frey, Jacob S. Haldeman
18th District-William Mcclellan, D. Nc
Conaughy, John J. Patterson, Francis Jordan
loth District-A. y. Barker, S. NJ. Green,
William VI. Lloyd, William II. Koons
18th District-Not reported
goth District-Andrew Stewart, Smith Full
Ter, Alexander Murdoch William E. Gapeu.
2lst D!strict-Not reported.
22d District-Not reported.
23d District-Not reported.
oath District-John Patton s. P Johnston.
James Meyers, D. c. Gillespie.
25th District-B. b. Vincent, Thos j. De-
wore, 5. c. Hays, S. Newton Pettis.
The Committee on Resolutions then
made report which was adopted, and
which consisted Of an address highly laud-
atory OF Simon Cameron, and platform OF
Principles. The address we haven't room
for; but the Platform we publish, cordially
endorsing every plank which it contains.
There being no further business to be
transacted. Gov Pollock delivered most
eloquent closing speech, and adjourned the
Convention sine de
We have not, in this report, referred to
the different sessions of the body, but will
state here that the Convention began its
!aboTs at y NJ on Tuesday, the 22d, and
closed at Il P. II. on the following day In
that short space Of time great deal was
said and done which met our hearty appro-
baton. But-wcll, we can refer to this
subject again.
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