Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-07-04

Tie last batbie at Taif OdhS--iSs6fted
him, and taken civilian, whom these
traitors can vote for | vote for no man
that Nose Mcdonald aud the traitorous
crew votes for Besides, who s1pposes
we are going to elect, with all their trait
erous aid. We shall lack many thous-
ands, and how many loyal men will de-
sert you when you introduce such men in
to the camp. Gentlemen, | know there
was concerted movement in the New
England States last year to aid JEFF. Da-
Wis, and some concerned in it got their
money for it, too. have nothing against
these men but their political position.---.
And how is it in Waldo County, We
have one Of them there who has done all
that he could against enlisting men for
cur army, and who deserves a place in
TT. Lafayette more than Bob Elliot ever
did.
Mr.. Jewctt spoke with great power
and eloquence, and closed amidst much
applause.
Zion Bradbury of Passport was called
for, but did not respond.
Mr.. Peters moved that Chas. ID. Jane
son be nominated by acclamation. Mr..
Jewett seconded the motion.
This caused much confusion, and sever
al rose cxejtcdly and got the ear of the
Convention.
Mr.. Y. d. Pinkham Of Augusta Oh
jected to the vote in this way, and hoped
that the motion would not be pressed.
Il was moved to amend by inserting
the name of Bon Bradbury, instead OF
that Of Mr.. Jameson.
Mr.. Peters said that he would not
withdraw the motion.
Mr.. Blake asked, what objection there
could be for loyal men to support Mr..
jameson.
Some one moved that the question be
indcfnitezy postponed, and claimed that It
took precedence.
Mr.. Flagg sail that this was a town
meeting and that they were not governed
by parliamentary rule.
The chair said that indefinite postpone
ment was in order.
Mr.. Nyman Of Skowhogan, came for
ward aud tried to throw oil upon the
troubled waters He urged prudence
Believed that if men repent, we should
receive them. We'll, don't TIL they Do
repent said, Peters.
Mr. Wymau said he would support his
old friend and colleague jameson, if reg
ularly nominated, but he was opposed to
a nomination by reclamation.
Mr.. Peters said this was not Peo-
pies convention, though called as one.
Ne republicans were acting VITA them,
but speeches had heen made against them.
Where is the evidence of repentance OF
secessionists? They are driven under
cover for time, but let the gallant Nc
Clelan be defeated before Richmond and
no surer than black cloud surcharged
with water brings to the ground myrjrel>
Of worms, would those men crawl ont and
show their exultation. Would he fratef-
nize with such men as support such vile,
traitorous sheets as the Slco Democrat
and Machias E2joa. Never.
Mr.. Peters then withdrew his motion
for nomination by reclamation, and
male motion to proceed to ballot.
THE VOTE
Upon proceeding to ballot for a can.
didate for Governor the vote resulted q.
follows:
Whole number of ballots, %
G. ID. Jameson, l66
Bion Bradbury, l06
The nomination was then declared un
animous.
The following is the State Committee
as constituted for the ensuing politica
year:
Joseph NJ. Maserve, Kenne5oo.
5. II. Hagar, Sagadahoc.
VIM. H. Simpson, Waldo.
L. L. Talbot Washington.
n. Wilson, Penobscot.
S. w. Turner, Somerset.
w. 2. Ilaines, York.
VIM. F. Oakes, PiScataquis.
Shepard Cary, Aroostook.
Alvah Black, Oxford.
A. p Gould, Knox.
Monroe Young, Hancock.
c. =. Kimball, Cumberland.
f. +. Pillsbury, Franklin.
Calvin Record, Androseoggin.
r. II. Tucker, Jr., Lincoln.
| was voted that the State Committee
be authorized to appoint Congressional
Committee of three in each Congrcssion
al District.
Voted, That the proceedings of thi
Convention be published in all the Dem
ocratic papers in the State.