Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-29
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rcsSIay Morning 4 Friday Afternoon,
For PGE>i'ENT,
ABRAHAM E.INCGLS
CoppeThead State Convention.

President of their own stripe. Wm
III. Witte was elected President. and
indulged in 4 TRADE of abuse araiu,t
the National Administration. (heinp
d revised edition in substance of the
speech he rave in Lrwisburg.)
John II. lIumcs represented this
Senatorial district. and john Cum
mings and Robert SVinetOrd the Re
preventative district.
Robert Swiacterd was appointed
Elector ror this Congressional dist
rict-il. AiricSS and Thomas Bower,
Delegates to National Convention
and sol. Malink. Ell. y. ilnry. and \.
Patterson, on State Committee.
Christopher l.. Ward. of Bradford
county, was appointed Chairman of
State Committee, hv - vote, to 81
for VIM. h.Hir-t. Mr.. Ward Is 4 tire
less. able, Pro Slavery Iunker.
From the votes, and thn list Of the
Delegates, it seems the Convention
lacked eight or ten Of being tuIi-a
vacancy larger than ever occurred IN
a true-hlue Pennsylvania Democratic
State Convention.
Francis ". Hughes. Cha's W. Car
rigan. aud the olher names We have
given, show that the controlling e.c-
LIcnt was intensely Cupp.rAcaI.
PLsTtagw OF pEfy,,P.E>.
EyENINt; SESSION -NhiIa woifiuo.
for the Commute, on Resolutions
speecacs were elrilcJ rron N,.ssrs
Wallace. Catrigan. Wi!fc. Kerr, and
M'Calmont. The Rebellion was only
referred to in the rrnticst manner
bat the officers of Government were
condemned in unmeaSurcd terms that
elected the applause of the members.
Mr.. Witte was not half 4. bon.ryl -
he was in IeWj-burr indeed tr haJ
Iutle hone of success in tho ,.n,oi,,s,
Presidential r,rnu,i,rD ruI,-, ,},,. n..
morracy shoud bosfjr themselves o..
1hav had nryrr dona :, ,L,;, l;-,,-,.
Il aIc,.p o,ln.l- ,La -.
ON Resolutions o,,.aarI.I I "I.,,,..,
Jo,ns ,bo;, ,,,.ir..a.,. i,;L ,l,,,.I'.., .'''',
',',I '..'.' - ,'''''' '''' nav.
~ o''S So 'o' iV.'l iio"' > "I''iY"'
sofP'"5 ~ t'N' o'i = 1'i'i.c"'' u, i"S
10 p'epdre SUI oie reSoIu'I"h7' Many
Hdu pi0acnteu - '''C''i' anu = .o''''
certain te" "a n"''''l'' P'''cs we're
AMY SET loi IN "ut 1t was NOT 'Aou=ht
advlsaoIe ~ i.''oi i'oI"'9 'neh' InIo
rcSoluto"s' L"0l INN A'"'i M III
THE DEHVIEAI!C FA"' l bAi "i'I l"H
COUNTY, AND ChEAIL ni>9EN9lON9
within us own sphere. ney, LoWe-
vcr, had agreed TO submit the follow
ing, which were read and adopted by
the Convention
"Resolved, That as we have no State
candidate to present to the people. ami no
i,.ues involved in the comiug election,
other than those which aft .ct the welfare
md liberties Of our sister States equally
with ours, we leave it to our representa-
tlyes in the Chicago convention, to unite
with the representatives, Of the other sjv-
creign'ie7 Of the North, IN emoodying
the sentiment of the people IN a decIaEa-
States on ""oh We may icS u e'cc,
President a"l ','us , 5a'A p'-'' 1"u uA'on
70 .ws.'rna5 .h,s 'i,,T Th". 'a' .ho n,mo, e
p,nnsnInani9 tarahy evnrs.s ,bo,r ry,f,5 W
aa.a f1r ,ba nomination IF Cen Gaor,.
Il M'Clsllau. a, the Demoerar,c can5idiIs
6, pras;dsut bv the Cb;rsro C,nveD,i,n
and that the deIegates ia .a,d Conver,foo
ba Instructed to vote as a uuit an All
nne.Tions ari.inc therein. IS m,i,ritv Of
the d.Iec,,es shall decide rChssrs
"Resoved that the first step necessary
70 restore the welfare aud prosperity Of
the American R,pabIic is to get rid Of
the present corrupt Federal Administra,
ton, and the sure way to accomplish tbls
Ind Is 'ho.ous" u sSo sao'1 .uIU ~ u VI 'pe
pomoe'al'I era. bncn, Pa,,' anon, IT, msn,hor.',
uDlon ""a ~ .ft,..I ri,
Inc ooI,cn'.o" ,, ''ToIo' TCI,,.i i''J'tai ,1, "
aux anu ,.o'Si - w - Co- w. -, i-I'-
Tors aI iaIIe " " I 80 W. " '''i u y : leI'
|" H. -na iana ",n ' ,Ion ,'' oL;,.,i' "l>'i'
'' '''0' " - - -
rhouo ro, . most ;r+,,so oooto.4
N .h;s osSomliaTa Thn ,o,inr;tr
,r,s L;,tnrIr Los,iIa 70 tho C1ra,n
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