Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-10
Union County Convention.

the County COmnittes called the Convea-
ton To order. and nominated Hon. p. G..
Harlow. q Canton. - Temporary Char
nan
Mr.. Harlow, in taking the char. thanked
the convention for the pArtiAlity shown /:
lie would not Occupy their time in max ins
asPesoh. but would simply refer TO tie
closing paragraph Of the address % the
nSmbers Of Co. u. 18th Name Regiment.
as containing sentiments worthy Of eonsid-
Grafton AZ the present time. an which he
would rad in place Of any remarks Of his
own The chair then nominated Charies
Carroll LOriag Of Bsckssli. ss ssnPorary
Secretary.
Ga motion Of Hon. r. NJ. Carter. 4 con-
nittee on credentials as appointed. A. FOL
lows; Hon r. NJ. Garter. Bethel Hiram
Hines. BuckfsId Roscoe q. Grsene. Hi
ram: Heury r. Hammond. P4ris: %. W
Blanchard. RsmfOrd.
Ga notion Of J. l.. Chapman. 81 Ando-
Yer. committee on Psrnaneut Orsaniz.-
ton vAs chosen A. follows: jos. L. Chap
nan. Andover, Ichabod NJ Thomas. q
Oxford; J. i. Hubbard q Hiram. limo
thy Walker Of Runford. Benz. +. Cary.
Hartford.
Daring the absence Of The Committee
on credentials. cal Vas made for remarks
from some person who LAd tisnded the
State Convention. Ia answer 20 the call
made upon him. Gen. Perry poke Of The
enthusiastic C0nventi0n At Bangor. It~as
a large Convention. the delegates were IN
pledged. and each man seemed intcnt on
taking such action A. wouid be for the good
Of the State
JUdge Cony, Of Augusta. the candidate
nominated has be~n a War Democrat lie
voted lAst fall for Gen. jameson. Being
elected % the Legislature. b. acted With
The Republican party in al is measures.
and sustained and voted for the resolutions
OF Mr.. kngsbury. Later. IN the CONFER
head battle in Augusta. Tor MAYOR. Judse
Cony earnestly sustained The Unioa can
didaie. an opposition 90 his own brother.
and with suocess. Judge Cony i an bon
ct man; a. able nan a prompt nan : one
who Is equal 70 any emergency. lie be-
Eeved be would b. elected BY 1900 ua-
jority.
Judge Woodbury. followed in an earnest
sPaech. upon the rvsPonsibiHty Of the ciii-
zen in the present crisis.
Hon T.. NJ. Carter from Comunisiee on
Credentials reported the whole number OF
delegates IrcsenI 10. Which are A. fol-
lows
Albany-S. p Haskell. David p. Cum
ming. Haven Hutchinson.
Anooscr->ylvanus Poor. James "
CLARK. !. l.. Chapman.
Bethel-I- g. kiniball. r. ". Carter
A. =. Ivitcheu. suao n ouns. q. A. Rob
ertson. G.. l. Blake
Brownfeld-ThonAs z. Cleaves. Isaac
Spring. james -. swan. John Swan.
Bnckfeld-lliram Hines. :. l. Ua-fov
a j Whitman. 4. &. Lorring. Daniel :.
simpson Merrill Thomas.
Canton-E. e.. Harlow. J. y. STANLEY.
Haratio Austin. Amos pton.
Dix6eld-Wm. W bolster. John T
>cvcry. iylcr niiacr. Hosea Austin.
Dvnm4rk-W n- =. DAVIS. james Went
worth. Joseph g.. swan. u o.. Tarbox.
frei u---James Walker. 4. : Brad
tey. John Bafehciler. H. g.. Wake.
Euoch O. Farrinrtoa.
Osrc~nwood-LImund Cu-tis Tn.
Briggs. ". a.. WLrtle.
Gilead-Jcd a.. I.earv. y. Hove
Hartford-P. X. Tnr.ton. 4 l. Rv.r.
son. ,. Carey. b. p Robertson
Hctron-Ai1ert eastman. 4. T.. BAN
pgs. A = Errrson.
Hiram-J. 7. Hubbard. L. g.. Green.
-. NJ 4csworth. n C. Warren.
l.ovel-->olomon Head. a ". Wake.
!. p. Emerf. John a. Hamblin
MeHico-iienla >tOrer. 3. 4 Tat,le. y
Ne~ry-Oria Foster. l.. e. smith
Norvav-Otis ? Mixer. r. A. Holmes
Hem, pton. l.. K. hing. james tieun,t,
Z. a. Upton.
O,sorl-AH.ert Sanborn. sch II.
fauucc. ]. ". Thomas. y = Perry.
iars-E. Z. Chase Wm A E4s. r 4
\ oung. =. = Giles. II. p Hammond. a.
Roe. Alfred W. Stearn.. a. " C..bn,@
f,ra-samaei Holmes. Thzddcus Old
ham Jr.
Portsr-Jordan Stay "a. Thomas Sioui-
ton.
Eamford-F. 4 Bacon. Timoth. Wal.
er. -. " blanchard. - T.. Colby.
>ioncham-S p Rand. =. T. Parker
Numner-isaac tushman. Gii bert Bar
rctt- James y Abbott. Sanuel g. Cr.h-
man
S~eien-G ~ Mas~eu. Aaroa WOOD.
bury. a.. y stone
Waerfori-Nsihaniei Round.. Joel
filmmer. Howard Hauglton. D. g. Rice
Wooistocs-Jotn 81 Gahson. ~. e.
DAVIS. Ira Jeseu. T.. T. Bouker.
Milton Plania;ion-CLas. Dam. james
B. Grceuief