North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-30
10, Francis W. Huees Dr. c. d. eiop;us.r

~, L. b. Searlght, John Latta.
Fl. VIM. A. Galbraith. VIM. A. Wallace.
u VIM. D. Patterson, Samuel Ross.
%, J. A. Mccullough, F. H. Hutchinson.
"a, R. w. Jones, S. d. Wilson
ErE' State Cent, al Committee.
!. l.. c. Cassiday, Joseph Megary, G. A. Quiglsr
g. C. M, Leisinnng, D. Muller, +. II Brown.
R, J Hemphil, Chas. Buckwalter, P. H Luss
4, P. Anbruster, A. R. Schoneld, R. Simpson.
s, c. Van1ant, II. W. Dittmsn, J. D. Miles
6, A. L, Ruhe, J. F. Kline, Jacob Dapshowsr.
7, DR.. E c. Evsns, DR.. W. D. Downing, CIV.
Weaver. s...
8, M. P. Boyer, Jonathan See, Geo. Smith Jr
9, R. r. Tshudy, A. J. Stenman, S. II. Reynolds.
~, c Wilhelm. F. P. Dssees, James Ellis
IL. H. B. Bsarissy, A. G. Broadhead jr. Samuel
H. Neimann. ......
II. E. W. Sturdevant D. Rankin, J. anding.
l3, Harvey Sickler, Geo. Jackson, C. S. Russell
IA, soloman Malick, E S. Doty, A. Patterson.
Is John. F. Spangler, J. A Battenberger.
l6. Wm.p. Schell, J Mcdowell Sharpe, l. Leichty
II. James D. Rea, J. f Campbell, J W. Parker
l8, Miles White, Huston Ae burn, R. Peale.
l9. B Brown, R. l.. Cochran, J. D Gill.
20, II. P Laird. J. B. SAMSON, e. S. Roddy
2l, Benz Whitman 7. J. Boyer, A. NJ Benton.
%. Francis R. Sellers J. R. Hunter, A ] Baker.
%, E S. Golden, Jas. Bra len, Wm. III. Magse.
"a, W. Swami, C. Carter and D S. Morris,
ELECTION CHAIRMAN OF THE STATE CENTRAL
CohhITTER.
The following nominations were then made for
Chairman of the State Central Committee
William L. Hrst, William Bigler, C. L. Ward,
VIM. II. Witte,
Mr. Wallace declined and Mr. BigIsr's name was
withdrawn.
FIRST BALLOT.
vote was taken as follows:
VIM. L. Hrst. ......29 C. L. Ward. d.......... 81
William II. Witte, :. A w. III. Wallace.
There being cho ice second ballot was ordered.
SECOND BALLOT.
VIM. L. Hirst.. .23 c. L. Ward ia
VIM II. Eitte. AZ William Bgler.........
A third ballot was ordered. The result was as
follows:
c. L. Ward. ......65 Won. Rigler..
VIM. L. Hirst.. 35
Mr. Ward was declared elected Chairman Of the
State Central Committee.
On motion of Mr. Hrst, 1t was made unanimous.
Mr. McCalmont offered the following reso-
luton, which was received wirh uproarious
applause 1t was referred 10 the Committee
on Resolutions.
Resolred, That this Convention cordially
unite with the Conservative party of the
country in presenting the name Of General
George B. Mcclellan as our first choice for
Or Of ba TTr;.a1
Mr.. Carrigan moved the following which
was received with applause, and also referred
to the Committee on resolutions
Resolred, That the Pennsylvania delega
ton to the Chicago Convention be instruct
ed to vote as a unit upon every question
coming before that body.
Mr.. Jalnison offered the following which
was ais referred to the same Committee.
Resotred, That the Committee on resolu
tions be instructed to report sentiments for
the sanction of this Convention endorsing
aud approving of the course Of the Democratic
members cf the State Senate during the
present session, and rendering 10 them the
thanks of the law-abidrng people Of the State,
for the trmness, zeal' and ability with which
they resisted and finally overthrow the arbi
trary snd revolutionary doctrines set up by
the Abolition members of that body to the
effect that the Senate is a permanently organ
'zed body, and that the elaction Of Speake r
at the organization Of the legislature is q use.
less formality.