Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-09-13

H. WILSON, Of Company F, 10th Pa.
Cavalry, of Patterson borough was unau.
imously nominated for Jury Csmmis-
siouer.
On motion Of ]. N. Moore, Lieut.. T.
T. DAVIS Of Company I, 53rd Regiment
Of Fsys:as was unanimously nominated
for County Auditor.
On motion Of A. J. Patterson, Esq,
WILLIAM Dunn Of Fayette township
was UNANIMOUSLY nominated for County
Surveyor.
On motion Of P. S. higgitt Messrs
Capt. II. II, Wilson, Capt W. H. Patter.
son and G. B. HOrning were elected to
meet the conferess of Miflin aud Hun
tiuedon counties and nominate Leg isla-
tive Ticket.
On motion Of A. ]. Patterson, the
President WAS authorised to appoint the
usual County Standing Committee.
The President has appointed the fol.
lowing Standing Committee:
Miain-Col J Patterson. Capt A II Martin.
fermanagh-Elias Horning, r C Gallagher,
fayetts-Mich ss! Hoffman, Capt L Desen,
Monroe-A G shellsnberger, 8 Strouser.
Susquehsnns-Le Levi Light. Sol UpdeErovc,
Greenwood-S SSellenSerger. H n Minium,
Delswsrs-J p Thompson, Elihu Bonner,
walker-J. A. Gallagher. John Motzer.
Patterson-Lt Samuel Brown, Ge o Goshen.
Milford-Col J K Robinson. Thos A Hardy,
TuIbett- Stewart Turbctt, Isaac Kaufman.
ferrysvilie-L, Sam Laird. p SLigget.
Spruce Hill-wm Evans. Thomas Patser.
Beals-Dr J ? Sterrett. Richard Doyle,
Tusoarors-James Irwin. George NJ Smoker,
Laek-Hath;As Sturtp. John Leonard.
Block Loe-R MeIntyre, Samuel Shesrer.
Oa motion. Messrs F. N. Mickey. Dr..
J. P. Stertets, A u. Guss, j. T. Carpen.
ter, and Michael Hoffman were appointed
Committee to drsf. Resolutions express.
i've Of the seuse of this Convention. in
regard to the political issues Of the day.
Tho Committee on Resolutions .spor:
the followirg:
Resolred. That we congratulate the
Union Party Of Juaiata County that the
war for tho Union was not a failure, but
that the general Government by the aid
Of its loyal people has vindicated its au-
thority in every State, has subdued the
the hosts o: treason and has triumphantly
shown the wisdom aud patriotism Of all
its measures.
Resolved, That tho Union Party, hav.
ing redeemed all its promises. now pre-
seuts its principles and nomiuees, with the
strongest possible clala,s, to tho earnest
support and saffrages Of the American
people.
Resolred, Tha, we endorse heartily the
platform and principles and candidates
set forth By the Union State Convention
recently assembled at Harrisburg.
Resolved. That We hail with pleasure
the fact that tho hob bbies, faul.fhdiugs and
falsehcods of our politica! euemies, during
four years OF war, have gone down with
the rebellion which they were desi sned
and calculated to aid and comfort.
Resolved, That the record of the so
called democratic party, Of Juniata Coun
ty, and Of the State, in opposing and vo-
ting against the Am endment granting Sol
diers tho right TO vote, presents in them
a spirit so ungrateful, unpatriotic and iu-
famous. that it ought never to be forgotten
BY any true soldier or soldiers friend.
Resolved. That tho dastardly couduct
Of our leading SO called democrats in dis
rurbing and iuterrunting public meetings,
and the repeated efforts to gag ard curb
the organ Of the party in this county con :
clusively prove that all thier complaints
about free speech and free press" arbi-
trary arrests, military interference, &c, &c,
are but the veriest hypocracy. as they lack
only the power to effect for themselves
vha. they falsely charge npon the friends Of
the general Government.
/ Re.olrsd, That We present this day
candidates for the various county Offices,
mon who are honest, capable and worthy,
and As far as possible meh who have
shown their devotion to the Union on
many bloody 6elds-that their claims on
the sufrages Of our people are Of the very
highest character, aud moro especially so
when compared WITH their opponents, all
whom while sitting q, home in security
have been loud and bitter in their deuun-
Citations Of the wsr and Of every efficient
measure adopted to subduc the rebels.
Resolred That We revere and CRATE
fully cherish the memory Of 4. Lin
COLIN, who saved and delivered his Couu-
try With an honesty. f.ithfu lness and pa.
triotism that commanded the admiration of
the werld. aud who after having fought
the good fsht aud kept the faith, was 6end-
islyh slain by hands rehcoled aud prepared
by tho teachings Of our rcli.ioa! enc
MES
Resosred, That We endorse the denSe-
racy Of ANDRE* J6tiNsoS, President Of