The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-16
From the Msysville Eagle, April 14th.

FROM the Maysville ESgle, April 14tn.
Pursuant to call heretofore published
the Union mon Of Lewisnnd Mason Counties
met in Convention in this City on Monday
the 18th iHst, when the meeting was organ
lied by the appointment OF Col. j. T. Walk
or OF Lewis as Chairman. and Jos. F. Brod-
rick and David Clarke, Secretaries.
On motion of Col. L. B. Goggin, the fol-
lowing resolutions were unanimously adopt
ed:
LIST. Resolved, That the Unconditional
Union mon Of Mason county, will support
the nominees of the louisville Convention.
I'd. That we are for vigorous, continuous
and ceaseless prosecution of the war until
! the rebels in arms submit to National au-
thority.
Sd. That we are for the enforcement of
the Conscript Act, in the State of Ken lucky,
as the same may be enforced in other Loyal
States.
4th. That we will yield to President Lin
coin the support due from loysl citizens, to
the President of the United States; and al
though we may differ from him, as to the
policy of measures, we will not indulge in
bitter and violent denuuciation of those
measures-as such denunciation can be of no
possible advantage, and is calculated to de-
moralize the Union party of the United
States and give aid and comfort to rebels in
arms.
9th. That We will support no man for
any office, who desires Kentucky to join the
Southern Confederacy, should that concern
prove successful.
9th. That the unconditional Union men
OF Mason county will stand shoulder to
shoulder, with all persons of all parties in
the U nited States, who are for q vigorous,
COUtlQn0na of "a
present war, until the rebellion is suppressed
and who are opposed to an armistice or
peace, until the rebels in arms submit to Ma
tiona. authority.
7th. That tho citizens of the counties of
Mason and Lewis are loyal people-a law
abiding people, who have no sympathy with
traitors or treason; and that they will sup
port the Government, State aud National, in
their efforts to put down the present rebel
lion.
The people of Mason then by precincts
appointed the following delegates and alter
mates. to the Convention to be held at Cat
lettsburg. on the 23rd inst.
MaysVille Precinct, No. 1.-Delegates:
81. Taylor. It. G. Campbell, j. R. Clarke
Ahernates: j M. Duke, T. K. Ball, n. Shafer.
Maysville Precinct No. 2.-Delegates: w.
81. Savage, N. Cooper, D. Clark. Sr. Alter
Observation-Disclosures: L. B. Goggin, G.
A. Marshall, Geo. L. Formsn. AneTnates:
Jos. Forman, A. Hunter, Jas Gault.
ardis.-DelegnteS: A. Hall, w. Ballepger,
W. Bland. Alternates: Lewis j efferson, w.
Cracraft, w. B. Prather.
Dover.-Delegates: G. A. Lyon, johnson
Peck, DR.. M. Smith. Alernates: Jos. Ors-
borne. Thos. A. Curran, Frank Emblin.
Germantown.-DezegGtes: JnoA Cobourp,
Ben w Wood, Sam F Pollock. Anernates:
Ben Cobourn, NJ Pompeley. David Wood, jr.
Delegates: Jno Gabby, Mans
field Colbert, Chas DobbiDs. Alternates: L
Colbert, Henry Brammell, A Wallipgford.
Observation-Disclosures Sam Forman, Col A
Seward, E. W. Robinson. Ahernates: j.
Whips, L T Hawkins, Geo Winters.
Mayslick.-Delegates A G Shsckleford,
HDye, Waller Small Ahernates: r A Toup,
e D Jhinn, B w Jameson.
Orapgeburg .-Delegates Jno L Lee. Frank
Geo L Stuble6eld, w 6 Bullock.
On motion of H. Taylor, the following
resolution was then after some discussion
adopted by the meeting:
Resolved, That we have undated conf
dence in the loyalty, patriotism and distin-
guished ability of our late representative in
Congress Hon. w. II. Wadsworth, and take
this occasion to rsccornm end him to the in
ion men of the district as every way worthy
of their confidence and support for re-elec-
ton; and instruct our delegates to the Con-
gressional Convention to assemble at Cat
lettsburg on the 23rd inst, to nominate,
vote for and sustain him as the choice of
the Union men of this county as their repre-
sentative in the next Congress.
The meeting was then addressed by Hons.
w. Fl. Wadsworth and NJ P. Marshall aud
Major Thomas Hamrick, when on m lotion of
NJ. P. Marshall the following resolution was
adopted as a substitute for the first resolu-
ton of the series presented by Col. Goggin.
Resolved, That we cordially endorse and |
ratify the action of the Union Dem ocratic
Convention of Kentucky, which assembled
at Louisville, on the 18th ult., and pledge |
ourselves to an earnest, active and vigorous
support of the nominees of that Convention |
70. the various offices to which they have |
been designated.
On motion it was Resolved, the Maysville
Eagle, Louisville Journal and Cincinnati
Commercial be requested to publish the
proceedings of this meeting.
On motion the meeting adjourned
II, j. WALKER, Chairman.
1Av1 ? G R.dns,cK Secretaries.