The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-07-11
TN gND NEBNAL AND GENERAL

ton in few well. timed remarks. Mr.. g. J.
Prescott Of Kistery also made IN eloquent
speech, which was listened to by the conven-
ton with great interest.
Voted. To adjourn to 2 O'Clock P. n.
AFTERNOON.
Met according TO adjournment.
Committee on Permanent Organization TO
ported rs follows: ..
PREsipEST-Hon. Alexander bennett, Of
Kittery.
VIcE PRESIDENTS - Arthur Macarthur Of
Llmington, Increase S. Kimball Of Sanford,
Thomas Quinby of Biddeford.
SEcRErARIEs-Seth E. Bryant Of Kcnno-
bunk, Malcom B. Cole Of Limington.
Voted, That the delegates from the three
Senatorial Districts each retire, and meet by
themselves and select two names to be pre-
scented to the convention to be voted FOR as
Senators; also three nance as members OF
the County Committee, and that tho s. L.
and Northern districts present two names
each for County Commissioners from thosc
districts.
N. G. Marshall Of York, from the s. W.
Senatorial District, reported tho names Of
John Wentworth of Kittery and John b.
Ncalley of of South Berwick as candidates
for Senator's from that district, and as men,
bers of the County Committee, Scaver Jones
of Lebanon, Mark F. Wentworth Of Kittery,
Theodore Wells, Jr., of Wells. Report ac-
cepted.
The chair for the S. L. Senatorial District
reported the names OF Gideon Tucker Of Saco,
and Leonard Andrews Of Bddeiord, as can
didatcs for Senator'S from that district, and
Daniel bennett Of Buxton, and Dimon Rob.
erts Of Lyman, us candidates for Co. Com.
missioners from that district. As members
OF the County Committee, Owen d. Chad
bourne Of Saco, Samuel d. Hanson Of Bux.
ton, Joseph w. Hanson Of Lyman. Report
accepted.
Jacob Black of Limington, from the North.
ern Senatorial District, reported the names Of
Luther Sanborn of Parsonsficld and Samuel
Roberts Of WATERFORD as candidates for Sem
ators for that district, and Alfred Hull OF
Shapleigh and James Frost Of Limington as
candidates for County Commissioners. As
members of the County Committee, Jacob
Black Of LimIngton, Joseph Allen Of Wa.
terboro', Richard II. Godingof Acton. Re-
port accepted.
F. "A. Wood Of Lebanon, George W. s.
Putnam of York. and Samuel Rankin Of
Wells, were appointed committee to receive,
sort and count votes for q candidate for Sem
ator from the s. w. Senatorial District
Committee reported
Whole number of votes, liz
Necessary for choice, 81
John Wentworth had GIL
John b. Ncalley 81
Jacob Black Of Limlngton, Joseph Allen
of WATERFORD, and II. G. o. Smith of Par
sonsGcld, were appointed committee to re.
ceiye, sort and count votes for candidate
for Senator for the Northern Senatorial Dis.
trlct. Committee reported
Whole number OF votes, l4
Necessary for choice, So
Luther Sanborn "
Samuel Roberts 6
John Wentworth
Voted, That Hon. Gideon Tucher be nom-
mated by reclamation for candidate for
Senator for the s. w. Senatorial District.
Samuel w. Luques of Biddeford, William
II. Moody Of Kcnnebunk, and Warren Brown
of Kennebunkport, were appointed q COM
lnlttee to receive, sort and count votes for
candidate for County COMMISSIONS for the S.
Z. district. Committee reported
Whole number of votes, 12l
Necessary for choice, Gil
Daniel bennett SO
Dimon Roberts 90
Isaac NJ. traitor of New6eld, John NJ.
Ames of Parsonsiield, and Luther NJ. Cooling
of Acton, were appointed committee to re-
ceiye, sort and count votes for candidate
for County Commissioner for the Northern
district. Committee reported
Whole number of votes, LOG
Necessary for choice, 81
Alfred Hull "a
James Frost IL
Voted, That Hon. Samuel G. Adams be
nominated by reclamation Us candidate for
Register of Deeds.
Voted, That Geo. Goodwin DO nominated
by reclamation rs candidate for Sheriff.
James NJ. Tibbetts of Berwick, Daniel A.
Hill Of Elliot, and Joseph W. Hanson Of
Lyman, were appointed committee to re-
ceyc, sort and count votes for candidate
for County Treasurer. Committee report
ed
Whole number Of votes, 02
Necessary for choice, AZ
John Hall OF North Berwick, 76
Fred'k A. Wood Of Lebanon, Is
Usher A. Hall Of Alfred, l
Mr.. Marshall, from the Committee on Res
olutions, reported as follows:
/. Resoipod, That We cordially approve
the principles and policy of the Administra-
ton Of Abraham Lincoln. and we earnestly
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