Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-24
PEOPLES State Convention.
HARRISBURG, July II, 1862.

HARR1ssuRo, July II, 1862.
Agreeable to the published call of the State
Central Committee, the delegates to- the Feo-
Piles State Convention met 10 the Representa-
tive Chamber at the Capitol. at i o'clock and
were called to order by A. K. Mcclure Esq,
Chairman of the State Central Committee.
On moticu of Morton M'Mchael, Esq, Hon.
Thomas NJ Marshall, of Allegheny county,
was chosen as temporary Chairman Of the Con-
yention.
Messrs. E. Cowan of Warren, Chas. Colgan,
of Lancaster, Linn Bartholomew. of Schuyl'
kill, and James Mage, of Westmorland,
were appointed temporary Secretaries OF the
Convention
The list of counties was then read over by
the Secretaries and the delegates handed In
their credentials, when it appearedi the follow
ing delegates were present +:
SENATORIAL DELEGATES.
philadelphia-Oscar Thompson. John W. Forney, W..
g. Pierce, Edward Gratz.
Chester and Deaware-Townsend Hanes.
Montgomery-Geo. N. Cursor.
Bucks-E. G. Harrison.
Lehigh and Northampton-W. f. Ewing.
Berks-Aaron Null.
Schuylkill-L. Bartholomew.
son Holcomb
Luzerne-Lewis Pughe.
Fioga, Potter, NJ Kean and Warren-B B. strang.
Clinton, Lycoming, Centre and Union-Chares Fl e.
Snyder Moutour. Northumberland and Columbia
A. +. RUSSELL =,
Cumberland, Perry, Juniata and Mii n-James NJ.
Dsuphin and Lebanon-Jno. A. Fisher
Lincaster-Michael II. Shirk, Chas. Colgan
Yorf-D. Wilson Grove.
Adams Franklin and Fu'ton--R. G. Harper.
Somerset Bedford and Huntingdon-R:R R. Marshall
RIare Cambria and Clearfeld-Lewis W. Hall.
Indiana and Armstrong-John b. Fndley.
Westmorland and Fayette--Dr. Smith Fuller.
Washington and Green-Wm Mckennan.
Allegheny-Thos NJ. Marshall, Jas. NJ. Graham.
Beeyer and Butler-T. g. Anderson
Lawrence, Mercer and yenango-E W. Davis
Erie and Crawford-M. B. Lowry
Clarion Jefferson, Forest and Elk
REpREs ENrATIvE DELEGATES.
Adams-Joseph Meals.
AIIeahenv~JW w F. White Samuel Riddle James
McAulty Jno. +. bravo, VIM. g. Moreland.
Armstrong and Westmorland-Gen. G. 2. Markle, j.
Beaver @ am lawrence W Blanchard, R. P. Rob-
| ertS.
Berks-Geo. NJ. Lauman, DR.. d. Luther, Isaac Ely.
Blair-Caleb Guyer.
Bladford-Jno Laport, W. T. Davies
Bucks-Henry Hough, Edmund +. Ochs.
Buter-Jno. H. Negley, r. z. Robinson.
Cambria-,Jno. NJ Bowman.
Carbon and Lehigh-Samuel j. klstler
Centre-A. r. Barlow.
Chester-D. W. W. Hutchinson, Moses King, p Fra
zer Smith.
Claron and Forrest-R. Throne.
Clearfeld jefferson. Elk aud NJ MKean-B. aartshoTn,
Chas Steward.
Clinton and Observation-Disclosures Updegraff.
Columbia, Montour, Wyoming and Sullivan. Mon
Crawford and Warren-E Cowan. R. Lyle White.
Cumberland and Perry. H. Sheibley and NJ. B.
Mullin.
Dauphin-Daniel Kaiser, Daniel Kendig.
Delaware-S; Morton
Erie-S f. Woodruff, S. 3. Bannon.
Fayette-Jno. w. X. Ewing.
Franklin and Fulton-A. X. Mcclure, R. A Bronson. .
Green-EZra NJ. Sawyers.
Huntingdon-J.M NJ. Mather.
Indana-John Ii. LichtenberSer.
Juniata, Snyder and Union-Samuel Aleman, Fred
Smith
Lancaster-R. W. Schenk Dey Woods, John H. Leller,
Elwood Christ.
Lebanon-Chas. B. FOrney.
I.uzerne-S. P. Longstreet D. Il. Conklin, Theo.
Mercer and venango-J c. Brown, NJ. C. Beebee.
Miflin-D. W. Woods.
Monroe and Pike
Montgomery-H. X. weand, Jerome Yerger, Jos.
Young, NJ Auge.
Northampton-H. H. Armstrong, j. F: Freecauf:
Northumberland-John Youngman John Clements.
Potter and Toga-Hugh Young, Ii. X. Olmstead.
| Philadelphia-Samuel 5. Gavin, James NJ. Gibson,
John Butler, Nathan Hills, Geo I. Thorn, J0nh Z.
Morton McMchael, Joseph 3. Townsend. &. s. Grover,
Theo. Harber Henry Davis, NJ X. Dickerson, Jas Nc
Manus Samuel Miller
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| Susquehanna-E. L. Warner.
Washington-James B. Ruple, A. S Rchey.
! Wayne-H. b. Woodhouse.
| Iork-Jacob Writ, A. n. Esbinger.
When the City of Philadelphia was called,
| two separate list Of delegates were hauded in,
which on motion were referred TO q committee
of fve consisting of the following named geu-
tleman Messrs Smith Fuller, Linn, Bar
tholo ew, VIM. Aioey, ". c. Moreland, j.
NJ Sellers.
Mr. Lowry moved that a committee consist
ing of one delegate from each Senatorial Dis
trict be appointed to report officers for the
perma nent organization.
| Before the motion was put, Mr. McMichael
moved that similar committee of Cne from
each Senatorial District be appointed to report
series of resolutions tor the consideration of
the Convention.
Both of the motions having been agreed to-,
and the following committees were appointed
COMMITTEE TO REPORT OFFICERS FOR PERMANENT
ORGANIZATION.
John NJ. Butler VIM. s. Pearce,
NJ II. Dickinson, c. I. Jones,
S. Morton, HIT. Weyan,
Z. L. Ochs, j. I. Freenuf,
Aaron Null, Thomas E Zulich,
II. A. Woodhouse, d. ID. Warner,
S. p. Longstreet, II. j. umstead,
ARham Updegraf Samuel Owen,
A.. Russell. John I. Ewing,
j. A. Shebey, +. NJ Sayers,
G.. 3. Forney, j. T. bravo,
NJ. H. Sheriff. JAS S. Graham,
john Ii Zellers, R.P Robinson,
Jacob Writ, NJ. c. Beebe,
r. S. Bronson, NJ B. Lowry,
K. I. Barkey, Robert Thorn.
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