The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1864-07-14

Doris. 253d ballot, Hall 6, Barker 6,
Lewis, M'Vitty and Henderson, voting
for Hall. 254th ballot, Doris 6, Barker
6. 255th ballot, Hall 6, Barker 6.
On motion, adjourned until 9 o'clock to-
morrow morning.
Conference re-assembled at 8 o'clock A.
NJ, June 30th.
It being understood that Mr.. Barker is
present, on motion, the Secretary was di-
rected to inform him of the contents of
the resolution passed last evening; which
duty being performed, Mr.. Barker (ac-
companied by Messrs. Hall and Dorris)
appeared and made brief statement.
The following ballots we've thercupon
had:
256th ballot, Doris 6, Barker g.
257th ballot, Hall 6, Barker g. 258th
ballot, Doris 6, Barker6 6. The next five
ballots, Doris 3, Hall 3, Barker 6. 259th
ballot, Doris 8. 4all A, Barker 5. Mr..
Roberts voting for Mr. Hall. The next
64 ballots were, for Doris 3, Hall 3,
Barker 6. - 31sa =. i.t'
When Mr.. NJ 'Camant moved that the
Conference adjourn, to re-assemble here
on the first Tuesday of August next /;
which motion was not agreed to.
Adjourned until Il O'Clock, P. NJ.
Conference rc-assembled at / 2. N.
The following ballots were had
321st ballot, Doris 3, Hall 3, Barker 6;
322d ballot, Doris 2, Hall 5, Barker 5 !;
M'Vitty and Roberts voting for Mr.. Hall.
323d and 324th ballots, Doris 3, Hall 5,
Barker 6. The next thirteen ballots,
Doris 3, Hall 3, Barker 6. 14Oth ballot,
Doris 2, Hall 4, Barker 6; Lewis and
M'Vitty voting for Hall, and M'Camant
voting for Doris 34lst and 342d ballots,
Doris 8, Hall 3, Barker 6.
Mr.. NJ 'Camant novel that the confer
ence adjourn, to meet at the same place,
on Wednesday, the Sd day Of August, at
10 o'clock A. ~, which was not agreed
to. 6 to o. s.a
The following ballots were then had !:
343d ballot, Doris 4, Hall 2, Barker 6 !;
Mr. M'Caman. voting FOR Mr. Doris
344th ballot, Doris 5, Hall l, Barker 6 ];
| Guyer aud M'Camant voting for Doris.
Balloting continued to the 353d with
! changes for Mr.. Doris and Mr.. Hall, but
without making nomination, when
| Mr.. M'Vitty moved that when the
Conference adjourn, it adjourn to meet
here on the3d dayof August next; which
was lost by tie vote.
The following ballot was then had ::
354th ballot, Doris 4, Hall 2, Barker 6.
On motion adjourned for half hour.
| Conference re-assembied at 4 O'Clock p.
| " Five more ballots were had without
making nomination, when
Dir. Witty moved that when the Con-
ference adjourn, it adjourn to meet at this
place, on the Sd day of August next /;
which was lost by tie vote, Blair and
! Huntington voting for, and Cambria aud
M;fflin against.
The following ballots were then had ::
TFrom the 360th to the 375th, the last
ballot, the changes were FROM Hall to
Doris and from Doris to Hall, but with
out -effecting nomination, Cambria and
Mifiiin voting for Mr.. Barker. The last
ballot stood, Doris 5, Hall J., Barker 6. !
Mr.. Nutter moved to adjourn until I
O'Clock which was lost. 6 10 6.
! Mr. MV:tty moved that when the Con-
ference adjourn. it adjourn to meet here
on the Sd day of August, next /; which was
lost. 6 to 6.
Mr. MKee moved to adjourn until
half past FIVE o'clock, this evening.
| Which was agreed to.
Conference re-assembled at 81 o'clock,
p. NJ.
Mr.. Guyer moved that when the Con-
ference adjourn, it adjourn to meet here
on Wednesday, the Sd day of August
next.
| Which motion was lost by tie vote.
Conference took recess of twenty min
utes, and on re-assembling, Mr.. M'Kee
moved that when the Conference adjourn,
it adjourn to meet in Tyrone, on Wednes-
day, the Sd day Of August, at 10 O'Clock,
| A. NJ
Which motion was agreed to.
On motion, the Conference adjourned.
The Alabama Sunk!