Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-13
S1,5O A YEAR IN ADVANCE.
TEMPORARY SECRETARIES !:

N. X. Sawyer, Ellsworth,
Charles A Miller, Rockland.
On motion OF Mr.. Elliot of Bruins
wick, Committee on Credentials, of one
from each county, was appointed by the
Chair, as follows:
COMMITTEE on CREDENTIALS.
Cumberland Daniel Elliot, Chairman.
York-G Gorge A. Frost.
Oxford-W. W. Virgin.
Androscoggin-W. +. Garcolon.
Franklin--R. B. Fuller.
Sagadahoc--A. C. Hewey.
Kcnncbec-Wm. Milliken.
Somcrset-Horace Stlson.
Lnccin-C. X. llarridon.
knox-E X. Spear.
Waldo-T W. Vose.
Pscataqus-George N. Jackson.
Pcnobscot-Frederick Z. shaw.
1laaeock-Charles Hamlin.
Wasbington-George W. Dyer.
Aroostook-Isaac Wilder.
Hon. Robert Goodenow, of Farming
ton, moved that the Convention proceed to
ballot for candidate for Governor at J
o'clock, j. NJ. After some discussion,
the Convention voted that the ballot be
taken at = II o'clock, p. NJ.
1t was moved by j. NJ. Livermore, Of
Eastport, that a Committee on Permanent
Organization be raised. Agreeable to the
vote of the Convention, the Chair ap-
pointed the following
COMMITTEE OK PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
wa.hington-.I. NJ. Livermore. Chairman.
York-James NJ. Stone.
Cumberland-John I. Hull.
Oxtord-E. ". Woodbury..
Androscogs in William Lowell.
Franklin-Scward Dill.
Sagadahoc-J ohm Hayden.
Kennebcc-F Il. Webb.
Somerset--S. ID. Linsey.
Iincoln-S. ;. Marble.
kuox-SamucI l.. liod gnan.
WaIdo--Nathan Pierce.
Penobscot-Joseph l.. smith.
Piscataquis-Thomas b. Scabury.
Haneock-J ohm NJ. Noyes.
kroostook--Isaac Hacker.
Neither the Committee on Credentials
nor the Committee on Permanent Organ.
ization being prepared to report, the Con-
vention adjourned at II o'clock, till =
O'Clock, Z. VI.
AFTERNOON.
At > O'Clock, =. NJ, the Convention re-
assembled, and was called to order by the
Temporary Chairman.
On behalf of the Committee on Gre.
dentials, the Chairman, Mr.. Elliot, sub.
mitted the following:
I'VE omit the names of the delegate,
as given in the Adeertiser.
Total number of Delegates T01, repre-.
scnting about 2215 cities, towns and plan
tatonS.
Besides these delegates, properly ac.
credited, there were the names of others.
upon which the Committee did not feel at
liberty to act. These names were reterr-
cd to the Convention. Some had crcdcn.
tals authorizing them to act for towns OF
which they were not delegates,
1t was moved by Mr.. Shaw, of Bangor
that " no individual be received as del.
cglte in this Convention, to represent a
town of which he is not a resident
Adopted by the Convention.
\ reconsideration of the vote was then
moved by Mr.. Woodbury., of Sweden
who thought the action of the Convention
would work great injustice to some toyns
The vote was defended by Mr.. Shaw
of Bangor. Gen. Cochran, of Rockland
and Mr.. Blaine, Of augusta, spoke in ia.
vor of reconsideration.
The Convention voted to reconsider.
On motion of Mr. Woodbury., of Swe,
den, it was voted that "any person pre-.
scntins properly authenticated credentials
be permitted to act in this Convention,
whether resident of the town he repre-
scuts, or not
In accordance with this action of the
Convention, the names of several dele
gates were added to the report of the
Committee on Credentials.
Mr.. Livermore, Chairman Of the Com
mittcc on Permanent organization, report
cd the names of the following gentlemen
as the officers Of the Permanent Orsani'
zation