The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-09-03
Republican POw-Wow.

kepuDllf3n P0W-W0W.
Ga Monday last the no parry party held
y hat was. ancieuaiy known as a"Conven-
lion" but more lately styled by themselves
~Pow-wow." Tins as<embiase was not.
save>a few. avery wise one or very many
IN numbers. Chiefly com posed OF pill ped
dIers, with slight sprinklins OF the hardy
Suns of The soil.'
t0a motion OF Dr.. John good old Isaac 5
MosRoE was chosen chairman he having
been their chairman last year, aad did it up
so well. the Dr. no douh, thought Isaac the
most suitable person 10 do up .he honors
-of that exaulted. position on this occasion.
On motion OF EIwooJ fIsghes. seconded
by DR.. John. Perry Smiih aad DR.. John
sSsre chosen Secretaries. They took seats
and iltser The eiapse OF a momenl, by lbe
watch, DR. John mored shat the Delegates
be invited 10 take seats The motion car
ried, Sat the Delegates did not make
their appearance very fast, DR.. Lott moved
that the Convention hold on litie while.
9a> soine OF he Delegates were mol as fortu.
rate IA getting an early diuner as he and
some Others. The motion lost it was then
shalt past one o clock by Zuppinger's time.
DR.. john Ihen proceeded to call over the
districts alphabetically, aud occasionally a
Deleisaie would respond 10 the call Of his
district There was slim lnn-out OF Del
'esaies noi much more than hall The town
ships Represented. There we're no contest.
'ed seai- All were admitted
The FIRST business before the Pow,wow
vas The appointing of Congressional Cen
ferers. On motion OF DR.. John, Emanuel
Lazarus Ia Union Democrai) and David
Mckinney, were appointed Congressional
Conisrees. with instructions to support r.
F Clark sor he nomination of Congress
On motion Of one the Drs. William Sny-
der and DR. CoIler were made Representa-
tive Conserees. 10 meet at the MonIour
ESu.ie in DIuville. on the 10TH inst, forthe
purpose OF nominating Two candidates ior
A-sembiy..
Df. John nexf submitted a resolution 10
the l'ow-wov, 10 The efecl that they make
no Jadicisl uomiuaiion. bn, simply endorse
ske termination of WM. ELw ELL, Esoa, as
made BY The DENocRATIc CoSsksrlon Oh
Monday last Il carried.
Di.. John stated 10 The no. pariy~party
men, that IN view OF The terrible stale OF our
once peaceful aud prosperous country,
ne lhcushs il very mpoIiiic aud unwiss 10
ynaEie any county nominations. fie made
tie Pow-waw believe that 10 be The fact.
teF shey all agreed with hin on that score
aad male no nominations. This looks To
as ke endorsing our whole county ticket as
composed oil patriotic, loyal and true men
They say in their act that our ticker is wor-
aiy CT shsir suppor, aud they mean 10 sup
port il.
alter this being agreed Dpon DR. John
stated thai II was customary 10 appoint a
to'nmiiiee 10 draft resolutions, and he
would raher that be done, but to save time
be had prepared few he would offer if il
was agreed upon that he should do so.
Dr. Loit moved The reading of The reso-
iuiions as prepared ~ DR. John, which wa.
DONE The Pow-wow aIopied them body
and breeclles, The DIR. included
Al things done up smoothly, and The
line they were allowed the use olihe Court
ros'm not having expired, Dr. John called
upon Z H. BaLDY, Eos, who happen
ed IN as spectator, Tor a speech Mr.
haldy rose aHc excused himself very prop
erlT, and Dr.. JohE was Ieii TO IeIieve that
be had missed his man, In turn no one
so much as honored The DIR. with an invita-
sI"e 70 eateSiaia The audiehcs with speech
On motion OF Dr.. sonsbndy, The Pow
ws'N adjourned without giving three cheers
fo' 'he Constitutions As il Is and The Union
Is i rxs.