The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-07-09

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REPRESENTATIVE.
Adams-Jacob Bushey
Allegheny James F. Richards, Jas. Ir-
win, DR.. Penny, Samuel Ross, Samuel Har-
per.
Beaver-Wm. Leaf.
Bedford-Jacob Reed.
Bearks-Wm. Albright, A. G. Green,
Daniel Ermenuout
BliaT-Wm. Forbes.
Bradford-Julius Russell, 5 Rockwell.
Bucks-Jesse w. Knight, Edward T.
Hess.
Buller-James NJ. Bredin, Jacob Zeigler
|. Cambria-John Fenlon.
Centre Ira C. Mitchell.
Chester-Janes d. Jones, John D. LAYER
ty, Joseph P.Walton.
Clarion, Forres: and Jefferson-C L. Lam
berton.
Clearfield, Mexican and Elk-G T. Nc
Coy, J. I Leonard.
Cinton-J H. Orvis.
Columbia, Moniour. Wyoming and Sui
livan-Peler Ent, George D. Jackson
Crawford
Cumberland-Thomas O'Bryan.
Dauphin-Gen. A. L. Roumfori, J. c. M
Alarney
Delaware-William Young.
Erie-Wm. Patton, w. A Galbraiih.
Fayette-T. B. Searight
Franklin and Fulton-Hiram Keysef, H
G. Smith.
Greene-Jos. G. Gearrard.
Huntingdon-J Simpson Africa.
lndiaDa-Cyrus Clark.
Lancaster-Samuel E. Keller, George l.
Ecket, James P. Andrews, G. J. Brush
Lawrence-D. S. Morris
Lebanon--S. T. McAdams.
Lehigh and Carbon-Herman Rnpp, S
E. Sites.
Luzerne-O. S. Dodson, Stanley Wood
ward, and Henry Wilbur
Lycoming--John Piat
Mercer--J NJ. Arthur.
Miflin-George Bates
Monroe and Pike-James II. Walton
Monigomery-George Lower, George w
Rimley, anh [. II. Davis.
Norfhampton-Dr. A. Stout, J. A Sletor.
umberlsnd-Truman H Purdy.
Perry--J.A. Magee.
Philapelphia--J. Foster, Jesse Johnson
Andrew Miller, J. P. Delany, E. r Helm.
bold, Samuel Thompson, G. Benner, VIM
Il. Souder. John H. Platt Anthony j. Lech-
Ter A. D. BoiIeau, w. o. Snyder, John P
Sutton, w. F SheibIe, Thomas j. Roberts
Geo. F. Borie and Michael Arnold.
Schuylkill-Jas. J. Conner, jonathan
johnson, and Frank. p. Devices.
Somerset-A. H. Coffro,h.
SusQuehanna-A. J. Genitson.
Tioga and Pouer-H. A. Guernsey.
Union, Juniata and Snydnr-James H
Yonng, j. H. Shn-s
VenangsuS1fnold Plumer.
Warrea--J. Y. James.
Washingtoa-G. w. Miller, A. H. Ecker
Wryne-James r. Dickson.
Westmorland and Armstrong-Jacob Tur
| ney, John Mcfarland, j. A, McCulloch.
York-Adam Ebaugh, S, N. Bailey.
Hon. S. A. Gilmore, OF Fayette, offered
| resolution that committee of ihirty-lhret
be appointed to report permanent officers
| of the Convention. Also, a resolution Il
| appoint committee 10 draft resolutions.
! The 6rsl resolution was read by th,
Secretary.
Mr.. Lamberon, of Clatiou, offered Il
amend, "ihat the Convention do now pro
ceed TO elect permanent President"
| Alter some debate, the resolution of Mr.
Lamberton was adopted. The followin.
nominations were then made:
| Mr. LamberIon nominated Hon. F. w
| Hughes.
| Mr.. cheler Hon. Richard Vaux
Gen.J Y. James 4" Gen. G. W. Cass
Ira c. Mitchell I" James Y. James.
A. H Cofroth 4" Samual Hepburn,
Gen. Jamas Withdrew his name.
Gen. Cass withdrew his name.
Hon. Samuel Hupburn Withdrew hi
name.
Mr. Mitchell moved that the nomination
OF MIR. Hughes be made unanimous.
Objections being made. MIR. Mitchell
Withdrew his motion, when the Convention
pFodeeded TO vote for a permanent Presi'
pent, with the following result:
Hon. F w. Hughes SO votes
Hon. r Vaux 2I
S. Hepburn IL
Arnold Plumer
Jacob Zeigler
Mr. Huges having majority of all votes
was declared elected.
On motion OF Mr.. Richards of Allegheny,
the nomination of Mr.. Hughes was mad.
| unanimous.
The President elect was escorted 10 thG
chair by Messrs. Vaux and Hepburn.
On taking the chair, MIR. Hughes returned
his thanks, in a lew appropriate remarks.
Mr.. Searight offered resolution in re
lation 10 substitutes from Philadelphia
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