Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-15

Nathanlel Tease, o.
William Lowell.
Tnou,s A. u. fEssrNprS. E.q OF Al.
burn. wa. declared the nominee OF the Con-
,ention. Having been scnt for. MIR. fesscn'
den appeared and addressed the Convention
briefly.
Gen. Perry from the Committee on Reso'
iu,icn.. reported the following. which were
adopted nv reclamation -
Rs,olr,d. Tha, we have abiding confidence
in the honesty. integrity aud ability OF
Abraham Lincoln 10 conduct ne through
the peril. Of the present. crisis. and that We
will checrfuly rally around bis adm,nistra.
ton and give it our ardent support. until
thi. rebellion shall be completely and en-
tirely suppressed.
Rtsolr,d. That in prosecuting this war
80 are IN favor II using all the means and
appliance. which God and nature ha. placed
within our reach. TO put down this unholy
rebellion and II African Slavery stands IN
the way oi the restoration Of thu integrity
Of the Federal Government, then let 10 be
struck down and thi. grea, reproach wiped
ou,.-and no longer disgrace the American
name.
R,'olr,d. That in prosecuting this var
We are in favor OF n rigorous. dfire poiics
on the par, OF the General Governmeni--a
policy that will bring thi, war TO speedy
and successful termination. and 20 this end
the people Of the Second District uni,edl'
pledge TO the administration their last mar
and last dollar.
Rs,oired. Ths, the glorious and generous
response 81 Maine to th. various calls o
the President for men and means to saw,
the Governu ent from destruction. 10 th'
best evidence OF the deep and abiding pari
oii.m of her people. and Of their undyin.
love Of that Country they have pledge
their live. and property, and their saerec
honor 10 ave.
R,,oirsd. That we have foil confidence 10
the patriotism. ability and sound poliiica
principle. Of Thomas 4. ID. Fessenden, th'
nominee OF this Convention, and that VI
hereby pleJg. 10 him our united and cor
dial supper, at the polls.
After the adjpton of the resolutions
the Convention separated.
SECOND DIST. CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION
In accordance with the call Of the d..
eral towns IN the Second Congressional Di.
trio, assembled by delegates IN Auburn
Hall on Friday Aug sth. at o'clock. p
~, to nominate q candidate Tor Congress.
j. g. Ham. H.q.. OF lewiston, Chairman
OF the Committee. called to order. and OF
his motion Hon. DAVID q. Masoun OF Bail
wa. appointed temporary Chairman. aD'
A. l.. Burbank Of Bethel, temporary Sec.e
tary.
Mr.. Masoun accepted the position in sp
prorriate remarks
On motion OF II. G. Goodenow. Esq, o
Lewiston. Me.sr. Good,now. j. II. Morri
son oi Pennington. Charles u. Quin, o
Bowdoinham. q. II. Barrows OF fryeburg
and j. b Marrow Of Diyf.ld. were ap
pointed a Committee on Credentials.
On motion OF Thomas Cha-r, E-I., o
Buckfsld. Messrs. Chase. q. q. Stacy o
Porter, Zebulon H. Bcarce Of Turner, Ru
10. Bret, Of Phillips. and George W. Cha'
Of Richmond. were appointed COMMITTEE
n nominate q Congressional District Com
mi,tee. The Committee subsequently, 70
ported ~ follows -
&C Ilewey, OF Bath Asa Jones, Jr.
Of Turner John =. Hubbard. Of Hiram
j. 4. Marble. OF Paris (; 5. p. Morrill,
Pennington.
The rrpor, was accepted. and these cen
tlemen declared chosen as the Distric, Com
miitee.
Mr.. Goodenow from the Committee Of
Credentials, reported that there were a0'
delegates in atiendsncc-iromA ndrosco, gii
80, Sacadahoc 80. Franklin &c, Oxford 80
The report was accepted.
OXFORD COUNTY.
Albany. a--Augustus q. Barker. 5. u
Chapman. -.
AndOver, Cd. l.. Chapman. Z. W
Gregg.
Bethel. 5-A. l.. Burbank, $. II. Chap
man. Cha-. Mason. d. +. Brown.
B,ownfeld. 3-E Il. Bean. Thomas y
Cleases. Daniel Goodwin. Jr.
Buckfeld. 3-Noah Prince, \. ID. White
Thomas Chase.
Canton. 3-Ainrado liayford. John ID
Hodge. +. q. Harlow.
DIx6eld. 3-Aldeh Serery, John ID. Mar
row, Geo. ID. Au.iin.
Fryeburg, "a. s. Bradley, Geo. Ii
B,rrow,. ), l. Abbott.
Gilead. ii. q. Larry.
Grafton, Isaac l. York.
Greenwood, % Bartlett. j. II. Currier
Hanover. IA. X. Knapp.
Hartford, 3-Daniel Parsons, p. Il. Tiles
ton, George T.. Thompson.
Hebron. 3-Joseph Barrows, George Cobb
John T. Bearcc.
Hiram. 81 p. Hubbard, W. q. Spring
Seth Tarr.
Lowell. al. Hobbs. Jr.. Daniel g. Town
John @. Ilamblen.
Mason, l-Gso. IT, Brown.
Mexico, l-S,meon Z. GLEASON.
Newry. IL. O. Smith.
Norway, A. d. Crockett. Lorenr'
Hathaway. Sumner Burnham. W. u. Good
now.
IIamlin's Grant. I'D. II. Crockett.
Lincoln Pl.. liz. b. whittsmors.
Milton Pl.. John Moody.
Oxford, 8-John J. Perry, Isaiah Dunn
Paris. 5-R. s. Stevens, J. G. Marble, j
s. Hobbs, Tristrsm Hersey. II. g. Russ.
Peru. g-Samuel Holmes. Lyman Bolster
Porter. 3-Thomas Moulton, Geo. q
Stacy. Moses r. Norton.
Ruuford. o. Timothy Walker, Jere
wardweii, +. b. Richardson.
Stow. l-Chas. Nutter.
Stoneham. IA. q. Barker.
Sumner. 3-Lcwis Bisbsc, Wallace Rysf'
son, Z. Head. ~
Sweden. a-E. W. Woodbury.. John W.
Chute.
Upton. david q: Brooks.
Wat r;ord, 81. w. Chsdbourns. Farm
ham Jewett. 8. A. Miller. =.
Woods,oek, 3-w. d. Laphsm, W. H.
Brooks, Joel Perham, Jr.