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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-23
FRO,f HAVANA.

a,;,,, Of n New Cnptain-c eneral, snd
ncpnr,ure Of Gen. Ser raao-English
md svauish sympaih-, with the Rebels
The ssrmcnse Rev t.iuo OF Cuba, and
where il esOcs-CT ,innIents OF the Cuban
Press on tiac Emancipation ProcIamn-
tion-Prospec's Of Emancipation in
CABIN.
From Our Own Correspondent. ,
HAVANA Dec. Is 1867.
We have little of interest TO send you by 'Dls
steamer, and that only of local nature One Item
may, however, be of general interest, VIZ; Inc re-
port Of the Intendente Secretary Of the Treasury
which includes the dates OF Jan. l, lSo9, ana Oc'
30. 1869, and shows where part Of the lnmense
revenue raised from this island he's gone, ana wha'
an n,ror,ant part Cuba takes in the pomp ana powe'
Of Soaiu Tie 6epar; meat collected as follows:
lasa = a. 225 IL 1881 90 l,o,eso .
Is5O,........ S0os!5l4 0llsbZ OO nGnthsl H'S'S9'
From the customs alope were eoliectedln 80, .
19sq ...S 5,5t32fO % l6b........... 80 i29bS $
ISsS ~ Is s26 59a &c 1862 90 mon;hst 20,ll2656 8
The amounts paid for the army and navy KEEP
here have been as fohows
Army. Navy.
1859. S5,7lt,.2l ~ 5So2SS
1870 .-.........s..... .,tetOlI IS-n N!
N6l...-.-............ 0t9No,cSS $1,000
1852 90 msnths)..... 4eO148l 2ls4A
The expedition to Mexico has cost as follows:
Anticipated psy ments in l36l........... $4s&s&
Extraordinary expenses in lS5l......... 2o56<I
Ausisipa,cd payments in 1862. G5elO
Extraordinary expenses IN l662......... liOI,lI
rO,al.......................... s2,ns,997
30 repay which was collected IN
l66l........ ....s'...'...'.''.'''.''' ~oS1
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -S7sfoi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-23
From San FrlncisC,

San FHASclsco, Mondsy, Dec. "a, 1852.
Arrived, ship Audubon, Nsw.York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-23

THE GRAND JURY AND ILLEGAL ARRYsrs.-The
Grand Jury sliIl engaged in the investigation Of
the recent illegal in tits city. Some Of the
Deputy U. S. Marshals and some Of the parties who
were arrested We're examined to-day. The Grand
Jury will, it is expected, report in COur; on Wednes
day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-23

RELIEF FOR THE LAScAsHIRE SUFrERERs.-Ad.
diiioaal subscriptions received by the Produce Ex-
change Relief Committee in nil iog Lancashire
one q lives:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-23

Mr.. A. A. Low, Treasurer Of the International
Relief Committee, No. 81 Burling clip, acknowl-
edges the receipt of the following donations for
Dec. 10;
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-10-01
a Shrewd Irishanan.

An Irish priest was standing at the corner OF
square about The hour of dinner when one Of
his country men, observing the worthy father in
pe-plexity, thus addressed him
"0h! Father OLcary, how ia your riy-
rence?"
"Migh,y put out, Pat" was the reply.
'Put out. who'd put out your riyirence.'
"Ah! you don't understand; that is Just il
am invited to dine at one OF the houses in this
square, and have forgotten the name. ard I
never looked at the number, and now it's seven
O'clock"
"Oh, is that all 2" was the crv; ''just nov be
aisy, your reverence, I'll settle that for YOU"
So saying, away flew the good nat1red irish.
man round the square. glancing at The kitchens,
and when he discovered FIRE that denoted hos
pitaliiy, he thundered at the door, and inquired,
''Is Father O'Leary here?'
As might be expected again and again he was
repulsed. At length an angry footman exclaim-
ed:
''NO; bother on Father O'Learv, be is not
here but he was to dine here to-day, and the
cook is in a rage, and SAYS the dinner will be
spoit All is waiting for Father O'Leary."
Paddy, leaping from the door as if the step:
had been on FIRE, rushed up to the as,onshet
priest
"All is right, your riverence; you dine at IS
and mighty good dinner you'll get"
"Oh, Pat said the grateful pastor, 18th,
blessings Of hungry man be upon yor"
"Lons life and happiness to your rivirence
| have got your malady, l only wish bad you
cure"
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-10-01

FCLL AND ENTITY SroNACHs. bus;acss man,
who has been to work all dav, will enter his
house as Grabbed and hungry as a bear The
wife understands the mood, ami. while size says
little to him, is carci / not 10 have tha dinner
dclayed In the meaatmc. the children watch
him cautiously, aad ia not tease with questions
When the soup i gulpei aud he leans back and
wipes ms mouth, there i an evident feiaxatioIi,
and his wife ventures to ak ios the uew- When
the roast beef is disposed OF she presumes upon
gossip, aud possibly npon "A Jest aud when, at
last, the desser, is spread unon the table all
hands are rnerry, aud the face of the hYsband
and father. which catered the house so pinched
and savage, and sharp, becomes soft aud full
and beaming a. the face Of the round summe,
moon. Children are veiv sensitive TO the iutu
ence ci hGnge and often when think ",
are witnessing some fearful proof OF total de
pravity of human natrre in a young child, W.
are only Witnessing the natural desire for bread
and miIk.-Tmoiky T:coaj
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-10-01

TIE DRATT, BY JENks.-'Twas upon one m,d.
night dreary, while wandered worn and wea-y,
wandered hoilewad, ponlering various matters
Der oi tne drat.nS ! was thinking From
the draught ui dfinkir- | was not shrinking.
shrinking rather from scenes @. gore. TIE
iTai' 1t kept NV heat sinking voted il a
bore. II was that l. nothing more.
Nv knees were ,aiTlv shaSin'., and NY very
heart vas quskiag, a. | r.volSed the subi-c; ocr
and o'rT Although VAS on the point oi gap
iUG, "iih an ippetit,', the drums were st,I tap
pug, tapping harder than before a. il they
meant 10y dat oi raPpisg 10 .a,ly bo,e me
with aDpfeneTsians sore.
,'>kei being called a nul!ei, or perhaps a
cosardiy pullet, but then:a Minnie bullet, would
hurL great deal more. This, and more We SAT
dvnng, on the doorstep hal. reclining, with he
hall lamp diDly shining, and | rcore-sed a snore.
! 10 sleep was fast inciioIpg, dreaming ole thing
DER, ho~ could escape that drafting bore.
As before To you was stating. how sat there
medtating, and rsrrating, and debating the hor.
| rors o'er aud DER. Ne'er to me was wars ipyi
ting, cen when ;oes The dnst were biting Twas
Arrays opposed TO fighting, fighting az I sid
before. ro'.f fight il | can help it, swore a
| solemn swoIe; III fight the rebels, nevernore.
must have fallen dreaming, for my fer,il.
| brain was teeminG, with curious sights J ne'e
had seen before. wouldn'; be- disseason sow
| ing be-, some men I'm sore of Knowing were b,
men thea seen going, going 20 the Surgeon
| door; uen who were both strong and health,
in the happy dave Of yore, bot now coughin,
| sick and sore.
| Some were bent almost double, a If With wea
| ry year. of trouble, who we're straight aDd hear
| ~ the week before. Others pale and illy shaven
| with AN aspect mean and craven, and With lock
once black as raven, now with white we're silver
ed o'ef-not a man looking less than forty.four
| and most Of 'em great deal more.
The doctor grew more dizzy, ne was kept s.
very busv, inspecting each hernia and old for
gotten sore. Unless thev took TO living, half q
them were dying, 10 Judge by their feeble sigh
ing, signing as their looks implore, the mercy G
the Sur geon as ne looked them DER and DER an
exemined every pore.
The diseases pulmonary, and chronic dysen.e
ry, tis:ula and consumption's hollow roar; tb
peculiar intoning, sort OF bal. moaning, an
sometimes groaning, groaning from the stou
ach's core, was heard from early morn till at1e
four, TO be ceaseless evermore.
The docto- he was hurried. ANNOYED, tires
hurried, BY the tales that constantly there III
pour. His nails ne was biting, then be cou
nenced his writing, certificates ndicting, indie
iBg BIZ the score. Each applicant an affidas
swo.e, then he showed them to the doo-.
Aha. quoth /, awaking myself shaking,
know how to eyade that blasted bore. Th
ceaseless drum was beating, as stood repeat'n
the new idea of cheating Uncle Sam little NOR
I'd be sick as Lazarus, and complain forevs
more, to escape the drafting bore. I'm n inv
. lid forever more.-Dssbuque Times.
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-10-01
PATRIOTISM

'Tis not a local spot Of earth,
That IN the patriots breast has worth;
Tis not 4 sectiOI-East or West,
Or North or ooalh--that lac loves the best.
No, It's his country, az a whole,
Tha, claims allegiance Of his soul,
And whats country lis not land,
with climate either stern or bland.
IL j. not hills, wales, streams and trees,
BIT Of far greater worth than these,
II Is peoples aggregate:
A common weal-of low and great,
4 natiOn-based on human claims
To life, % freedom, and To aims
For highest happiness 70: all,
Unchecked by tyranny and thrall.
Tis where just laws DER all preside,
Where arts and science abide;
Where every one, by honest toll,
Sees plenty round his homestead smile.
'Tls whore the pulpit, press and school
Enlighten, and to virtue rule.
lis where true liberty abldes-
iiccntiOgsnCEs instructive hides
lis where with pride men contemplate
The annals Of foreiarhers great;
While gratitude aud love arise,
And Woo their spirits III the skies,
To prompt and guide TO deeds like theirs,
And mediate the Patriots prayers.
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-10-01

From Victor Hugo
/ Cr,x.,,e hroLs inc, -,
tb. sacr;s,, H;s r.hhs,;s. sn.-,.,n a. =" 'ppco
try The o.. p ,r,as. 49, ~, u's .oun
bnt il, v.i, Ne s,xsx. os.s,sS "a .p~a us
fo,cible resistance lie WAS h,li w,.,.h =.
the mi.,s, Of all this ,.,ror ,h. -,
/ He was making b;s 80, ,o 60, ~
mavo, cam. 70 s., hi, "a -, s:. i"e
I'll r.., =, - ' " VII
Ache and bsxors :, - ha "a, 1'
-. - "ouia DC dangerous,
four gen. a"arares TO useless dane.
And So" said the bi.hon - ;n,spa :, co
without an escort " ~ so
"Do no, think OF sucb ,h;no~ ~o,.;,h
m,yor '"'
Il ,bi,L 50 ,,,,.h q, o,;,,h,,ro,, :,
the oess sray,sex ana am ,,;,,, ,o 80, - s.
houf," -"
20 s,,r,s-
..lo,sn
Alone"
"Monscisneur, Won will not do it,"
There is on the mountain" r.pli.J the b;.h.
op, IAN humble little commune, that have no,
SCI" io' 'hiee wears ana they are good friends
y. "'''e, A'hd ahu honest peasantry. They own
o", s'"' o"' :" ,"r'y tnat they pasture. Tney
n'ane P'e'.f "oo'ea thread OF various eo.ors, ard
hI! pa. 'heir mountain airs upon small six
-"e. nee" souhe ore occasionally
In " ' sooui''ss o. "ou- "hat
vi oishop VINO was afraid
30. .ou'u '"e, "a. Il i shouia hot go there
~ "'oNse'sheur, me oilsahds
, ' .''e "'snoP, ain thinking oil
.is"'' may Meet then'. Ihty,
o"e 10 eH 'hem OIL the
un' 'N
s"'"'' 'u' u - oAhu' "a pack oi
=,
mayor pe'haps Jesus has made
''' ''e Aeep. VI tha' very hoek VINO knows
Vi. N. - lo' ,Ieh'e:
IT, So: 'A.' VIII '"o you
""'o .v'"s .v,s
Ga,
;o, III - ""' passes aionS niutter
Is, ." '' "'' """' sooa WOMB IL
.'0L
H. ~, a''' ''' '"Pp"Se you SHOULD meet
'"e"
should ask them Tor aims tor my poor"
Aonse'sneur, do not go. La the name of
Heaven! vou are exposing your lie
'Monsieur Mayor" said the bishop, that is
liz, b., -. "'''' '' care 'o' "',
lie wonld No, r., ,;s..,.,
con,o.,;ed onIy h, ch;qd - 81 =, ~.
as lis cu,d. His ohs,;,,cv u,as ,h., IN
cou,,;v and al dreaded ,i. I'll,
H. -, -. :. .'''
one and ar,iv.o .al,. and sonnd .,"n, '.. ,S
friends. the shepherds III, .em.i,a5 ,bs,. !.
TO: night. preacb;uc odm;,i.,.r;,, ,b.. ,oI,
,.t.s ieacbi,o and xbnr,;,o
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-10-01

How To WRiTs FOR NzwsPAPEg-An sx-
change gives tie following excellent advice in
regard to writing for newspaper:-
As general rule, snort pieces the best
liked A gentleman in a bank once told u, when
We asked him 10 subscribe ior a cestan quarter
ly review: "Read a Review neve rs d any
thing longer than a telecrspnic despatch but !
viii take it and send il to nv brother, who ia a
minister in the country" The public like a
short article, when it is a condensation.
This introduces a second idea. An article to
be printed should absolutely have something in
it. II professed argument, it should be couclu-
sive; i pathetic, il should moiaten the eyes; i
arecdote, it should have sharp point; if phi
losophy' it should go to the primitive rock; il
practical, it should go ike su arrow 10 its work
if spiritual, it shocld awe the soul that read:
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-10-01

Be CHEERFUL AT YoUR MEALs.-The benefit
derived from food taken depends much upon the
conGtion OF the body while eating. If taken in
a moody. cross, or despairing condition of mind,
digestion is much less perfect and slower than
when taken with cheerful disposition, The
rapid and silent manner 200 common among
Americans, should De avoided aud some topic OF
interest introduced at meals that al may partake
in; and if hearty laugh is occasionally indulged,
it will be all the better. Its bot uncommon that
a person dining in pleasant and social company
can eat and digest well that which, when eaten
alone, and the mind absorbed in some deep study,
or brooding over cares and disaEpointmen,s, will
lie 10 e undigested in the stomach, causing dis
arrangements and pain, and if much INDUCED in
becomes the cause of permanent and irreparable
injurv TO the system.
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-10-01
PURE NFIuNCE.

on, If no faces were beheld on earth.
Eut toiling MAJ hood and repin .ng age
NJ - eloome eyes Of innocence and mirih
To aok upon Us kindly, who would wage
be gloomy battle for himself alone.
Or through the dark Of the o'erhanging cloud
1"k y.is;fully for light Wilo would not grOan
BEe: To his daily task, and weep alouds
Bot little children take u by the hand.
And gaze with srustfui cheer into our eyes;
Patience and fortiiude beside Us stand.
u woman Is share and wlft to heav n our sghs:
The z utless child holds back the e N OF guilt
CpTa.sed tOs IKE and woman may atone
With sinlC tears for Sins Of man. and melt
The d-maIng seal when evil deeds are done
Frederick T.HrBNDp
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-10-01
MARION HOUSE.

X Y. Angler, Proprietor, Jackson. Michigan. This
House has been enlarged retel, and elegantly fur
nshed Regular BnlrteTs and Visitors can be accom-
moated with good rooms first class fare, and all the
comforts OF Hotel life. at most reasonable prices. To
transient guests the Marion House presents induce
ments by way Of apartments large and we'll located,
and furnished more elegantly than those of other
Hotel IN this part of the country The proprietor will
do all in his power 10 make every person tine Marion
House comfortable. K L. Angler. Proprietor.
j. q. SEYMOUR, Head Clerk, formerly Of the Angler
House, Cleveland, %. = A. Moss, steward, formerly
OF the 81. James Hotel Buffalo, y. Y IyS3S
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-10-01
MILLINERY.

4lSS RARRErr has just returne. from New York with
large and elegant stool. Of Mine-y Goods To- which
she invites the attention ef the ladies q lansing and
vicinity, feeling confident that her SYKES ami pr
cannot fail 10 be satisfactory. Bolress and Misses
Hats bleache and pressed into all tte New and Fas
ionable shapes, with ncatness Dispatch Patterns
Of the latest and most approved styles Of M1tillas,
Walking Jackets. Dresses, Sleeves Zorsve and Boys
Clothes, g.. Sc- Particular attention paiC 20 Dress
Making and Fitting also ClOaks made Ocrder. stitch
ing done On Machine in the cheapest nea,est
ner possible. Washington avenue, Lansing Michigan
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-10-01

''THAr's WHA-'s rHs NATTER. We have
at last found thc origination cf this popular
phrase in the following. clipped from an ex.
change. Ii is too good to keep:
A friend of ours who has beep absent all win
ter, returning few days since. called upon an
es,:mable lady friend. He was surprised to find
her confined 10 a sick bed. After the frst salu-
tations were over, our friend remarked:
"Why, Mrs. -, am very sorry to 6nd
YOU i'll what is the mstter."
Quickly reaching over to the back of the bed
the invalid turned down the coveIlid, disclosing
a beautiful infant, wrapped ~ the embrace O
the rosy god, and said, rriumphanty:
'Inat's rkat's the matter
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-10-01
- An ezcnapge has the following as an e1.

20 III tNcHAnge Has Ine Io'so~1Hf ~ ." c1
cellent system of gardening for ladies':
snake your beds early in the morning; sew
buttons on your husbands shirts; do Lot rake
up aoy grievances; protect the young and ten.
de-. branches Of your family; plant . smile OF
good temper in your face; and carefully root
out all angry feelings, and expect a good crop OF
happiness"
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-10-01
DRAWING.

c. MADDEN may be found ut the by Z. Thayer
Co.'S Drugstore, opposite the Bank with his Dray
prepared at all times 70 do any busdess the line
draying with promptness and satisfaction Terms
souabe: Orders left with r. Thayer & Co. viii be
promptly attended 70. 1yS66 =
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-10-01
JOHN u. HUNT,

PATENT LAWYER AND SOIICTOR l:e Jefferson Avenue
Detroit, Mich. Branch Ofice, Washington, u. {. ES-
tablishet in ls&l. Drawings and specifications pre-
pared, and Patents obtained on new inventions Of
every description. Cases akel upon conditional fee
the Inventor 50 desires-that H. patient no pay
Advice given and Circulars sent gratuitousIy 36svl
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-10-01
GEO. L. PARSONS.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR at Law ard Solicitor in
Chanccry agent for prosecuting claims of soldiers and
soldier 9 widows against the Government. for Bounty
Money, Pensions, and arrears of pay-Iansing Mich
once IN Republican Printing 0ihcc, up stairs, Mlch
gan Avenue. 3s1
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-10-01

CERTAIN CUEE FOE HEApAcHE.-Take a small
quantity Of spirituous liquor (the commonest
viii do) in the hollow Of the hand, and snuff it
up the nostrils repeatedly. It never fails 10 pro-
duce IN almost instantaneous cure
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-10-01

sE Look here, you boy, you're annoying
me very much" SAID nervous old gentleman
to an urchin who was munchng candy with an
infinite custo at the theatre the other evening.
''No, amt deitaer." returned the little ur-
chin, I'm knsviDg this ere hunk o candy
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-10-01

tB A dandy smoking a cigar having entered
q menagerie, the proprietor requested him to
take the weed from his mouth, 'lest he should
teach the other monkeys bad habits"
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-10-01

~ The more vonan's waist is shaped like
an hour glass, the more it shows us that her
sands Of life are running out.
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-10-01
EDGAR HOUSE.

lansing, ,Michigan-N. ". Eigsr, Proprietor. The Eigar
House is new having been just completed. and is fit
ted up throughout in the best style, and with fur
niture. On Washington Avenue near the site Of the
old lansing House. Stages leave this House daily S7I
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-10-01
EXCHANGE HOTEL,

d. ID ROGERS Proprietor, Misor. Inghs.m county Mich
igan. lansing, Dexter. and Jackson stages stop at
this House. Charges reasonable. a Livery stable Is
!. Connected with the fInuse Si1i
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-10-01

all kinds one hundred and nInetysIN thousand three
hundred and aty two dollars Frorifod That eXpen
diture completing officers houses shah he incurred
until complete plans and specifications, with estimates
Of cost in detail shall be furnished AMI approved oy
the Secretary Of the Navy and tLs work shall h- done
by after due and public aver tlst iiit ior Pro
posas; bCt portion Of this prition shan be ~
pended unless the work Dc completed lor the sum
hereby appropriated.
SAGE IT'S HARDox.
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-10-01
1ud.es of theCircu5t ComrsS.

L., Dist EDWARD II g. WILSON.
"a NATHANIEL. BACON.
aJ BENJAMIN +. II. WiTilERtl1-
An :. EDWIN LAWRENCE.
An - BENJAMIN +. GRAVES
e,h ss SANFORD NJ GREEN.
7tb :. JOSIAH TURNER
s,h 80 Louis :. LOWELL
oh 81 FLAVICS J. LITTLEJOHN
10Th .. JAMES BIRNEY-
v,n~r E,uiasuLa DANIEL GOODWIN
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-10-01

Before the above vote vas announced, the
chairman introduced Coz. Blair, Who made
stirring ard patriotic speech.
After the vote for Lieut. Governsr, given
above, vas announced j! appearing thet no caa.
didate had q majority Of the votes cast, the
Cenyeat;o1 proceeded to a second informal bal
10, for L;eaI. Governor, a. follows:
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-10-01
SYLVESTER LARNEO.

rThe above was accompanied by the full
proceedings of the Convention, at jackson,
passed on an opposite page, As extrac;ei from
a eewspaper.
4 motion was made Ia lay il on the table.
THIS was amended by the mover Ia indefinitely
| po- ,pclc .he consideration of lhe document
NJ. Morrison. of ST. Joseph. hoped the above
mo;ioa would 40; b. adopted hut that the
resolution be referred TO the committee on
resolutions: which was adopted the former
resolution beirg Withdrawn.
Mr. Bcechc. OF Adrian, moved that State
Cent. al Comm tee, of II. be appointed by the
chair. TO act for the coming two years.
Mr.. Pringle offered the following a. a sub
s,itate, which was adopted:
A,solc.a, That the State Central Committee
TO the ensding two years, consist Of seven
members. to Ice appointed as follows. viz: one
| r,cml,er (whO shall De Chairman,) By this
Convention voting by ballot, and one member
from each Congressional district, to be APP
pointed upon the nomination Of the delegates
to this convention from such district, reported
To this convent; on ald ratified thereby.
Judge BeecLer, Of Lenawee, thought the
committee should consist oS twelve members,
with AL e.ecuilve committee Of five.
Jcdee Hall. OF Calhoun, moved to amend 80
as 10 read two from each Congressional district.
After some discussion. this motion was
adopted.
A committee of two VA appointed 10 wait
: upon Gov. Blair, 20 inform him o. his nornina-
tioa-AleEander Campbell. Of Marquette, and
". l.. Seaton, Of Jackson.
The Convention then proceeded 10 an infor'
NAL ballo, for Lieut.. Governor.
The names of Cha.. &. Ellsworth, OF Mont
calm. Augustus Cobura. of Ontooagon. Charles
: s. Nav. Of Kalamazoo. u. 7. Backps, Of Wayne
Perley Bills, OF Lenawee, J.. i. Alexander. OF
Berrien wee severally suggested by delegates
The informal ballot for Lieut.. Governor VA
Ia,no,-.ced G.llax..
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-10-01
Proceedings 81 the Rep1hlscan State Geo.
ventl0a.

The Convention assembled in the City Of
Detroit. Sept 24,h. at IL o'clock A. NJ, and
was called to order by J. W. TIlluan, Esq. of
the State Central Committee.
E. {. Walker, Esq, of Detroit. was chosen
temporary President and Henry F. Baker. Of
Adsian, temporary Secretary.
COMMITTEE on credentials and committee
when the Convention adjourned until O'Clock
PM
AFTERNOON SESSION.
TIE Convention assembled al two o'clock,
and was called To order hy Z. c. Walker. Esq.
temporary chairman.
The committee on credentials submitted a
list Of delegates entlled TO seals in the Con
veEiion.
The committee on permanent Organization
reported as follows:
PERMANENT OFFICERS.
Presiden.-iIoN. wM. A. HOWARD, OF
Wayne
y.CE PRESIDENTS.
lst Dis:rici-Faaaiin johnson, of Monroe
"a District. G. Wait, of -. Joseph.
I'd Dis,rc:-C. W. Penny. of jackson.
ith District-Osmond Tower. Of Ionia-
5;h pis.rict-J. {. Waterbury, OF Sanilae.
9Th District Burienshaw. of Ontonagou.
Secretaries ". Barber, Ea,on Co; Wal.
ter Robi lson Ienawcc Co.
The report aas accepted and adopted.
The several geat'cmen elected took their
seats on The platform.
Hon. W.n 4. Howa.d. on .akns TIE chair.
made few brief and appropriate rcmarks.
Mr. Walker. of Wayne, moved that a com
m.tlee oi sis upon Resolutions be appointed by
he chair. Which motion prevailed.
The following gentlemen were appointed as
such committee: Z. c. Walker, H. r. Sever
anoc, Jonn A. Kerr, T. ". Ferry, T. ". Peck,
W. q. Adams.
Ii was moved and supported tnat The conyen-
ton proceed 20 an informal hallot for Governor.
Two teilers were appointed as follows s X.
Kelsey, Sh,awaSsee, and Eugcae Pringle. oi
Jackson.
Il naIo'Ing l. Was orucr'u 'naI the s'Ncrai
dcleeaia b. called ny counties.
The Secretary proceeded 10 call the counties
with the following result:
Whole number "f votes 2o'