The Portland daily press., 1865-08-11


Lincoin--S. S. Marble, Waldoboro'.
Oxford-George b. Barrows, Fryeburg.
PenObscot-JOseph Bartlett, Bangor.
Piscataquis-S. w. Hall.
Sagadahoc--T. ]. Southland, Rlcnmond.
SoInerset-W. M. e. Browne, Skowhegan.
Maldo-Nathan Pierce, Montville.
Washington---R. B. Clark Passport. eego
York-Charles Hill, Saco.
On motion of DIR. John Benson of New
port a Committee on Permanent Organization
vas appointed as follows:
Audroscoggin, Scion Chase of Turner
Aroostook, Milton WEIGH of Houlton.
Cumberland, j. B. Coyle of Westbrook.
Franklin, R. B. Fuller of Wilton.
Hancock, Parker Tuck of Bucksport.
Kennebec, Warren Percival of Vassalboro
Knox, - Crawford of Warren.
Lincoln, Isaac ii. Crawford of Wiscasset.
Oxford, Thomas Chase of Buckfeld.
Penobscot, John Benson of Newport
Pscataquis-Moses Brown, Brownville.
Sagadahoc, James M. Hayes of Bath.
Somerset, E. J. Peet of NorriAgewocK.
Waldo Elias Milliken of Burnham.
Washington. Alexander Campbell of Cher
ryficld.
York, Seth E. Bryant of Kennebunk.
AT the suggestion of Col Simonton the delega-
lions met by counties for the purpose Of select
ing one member from each County as State
Committee, and one member from each Coun-
-ty on the Committee on Resolutions.
Col. Miller from the Committee on Creden-
tials reported the whole number of delegates
elected to the Convention to be 726, a quorum
of whom was present The report was ac-
cepted.
The Committee on Permanent organization
reported the following: ..5...,.,
PRESIDENT, aoG nt
John A. Peters, Bangor.
Afa VICE PRESIDENTS, Dltaef
G. w. Goddard of Auburn.
Stephen G. Ward of Linneus.
John p. Perley of Bridgton.
Hannibal Belcher of Pennington.
Alexander Fulton of Bluehill.
William Palmer of Gardiner AZ
Timothy Williams of Rockand.
Thomas Mann, Jr. of Southport.
William w. W. Bolster of Dixfield.
Solomon Dunning of Charleston.
George f. Patten of Bath. 81
Going Hathorne of Pittsfeld.
G. p. Carter of Belfast.
George w. Leayitt of Pembroke. ~
John Ell. Burleigh of South Berwick
SECRETARIES. MR. o1et
Major E. A. Rowell of Hollowell
Alden Sprague of Rochland. AAl on
w. III. Wheeler of Bangor.
The report was accepted and the gentle
men reported were elected officers of the Con-
vention and took their seats upon the plat
folm.
The several counties reported the following
nannes to conctitr1fa fba Stata no,or,;ttaa 20,
the ensuing year: attaa nav Nssaes
Androscoggin-Lee Strickland, Livermore
Aroostook-Eben Woodbury., Houlton.
Cumberland-N. a. Foster Portland.
Franklin-H. b. Prescott, New Sharon.
Hancoei-Eugene Hale, Ellsworth.
Kennebec--James G. Blaine, Augusta.
Knox-T. r. Simonton, Camden.
Lincoln-S.S. Marble, Waldoboro'.
OXford-E. G. Harlow, Dixfieid.
Professionalism Ruggles, Carmel.
Piscataquis-E. J. Hale, Foxcroft.
Sagadahoc-Josiah Morrow, Bowdloinham
Somerset--James Wright, Canaan.
Waldo-Elias Millilzen, Burnham.
Observation-Disclosures B. Paine, Eastport.
York-James M. Stone, Kennebunk.
Also the following for the Committee OF
resolutions:
Androscoggin-E. B. Ham, Lewiston
Aroostook-M. G. Fernald, -
Cumberland-J. T. Gilman, Portland.
Franklin-J. N. Hall, Wilton.
Hancock-N. G. Philbrook, Sedgwick.i
Kennebee-John L. Stevens, Augusta.
Knox-John Estes, Rockland.
Lincoln-Joseph j. Taylor, Newcastle.
Oxford-Wm. W. Virgin, Norway
Penobscot-Joseph Bartlett, Bangor.
Piscataquis-S. I. Pullen, Monson.
Gane dole ~, A Il
SOmerset-D. ID. Stewart, st. Adams.
WaIdo-A. G. Jewett, Belfast.
Washington-James W. Lyman, Machias
York-Horace Burbank, Limerick.
Mr.. Hayford, of Canton, submitted mo
ton that the Convention proceed to ballot fol-
a candidate for Governor.
Another delegate suggested that as there
was no opposition to the denomination O
Gov. Cony, that he be nominated by acclama
ton.
Mr.. Hall, of Saco, opposed the amendment
and spoke in favor of taking ballot accord
ing to customary usage. -,
n Hon. ]. G. Blaine, as friend of Gov. Cony
requested that the amendment might be with
drawn, and a ballot taken.
The amendment was then withdrawn anC
on motion of Hon. w. Fl. Vinton, it was voted
to ballot for candidate for Governor at hal
past eleven O'Clock. e w LjYI Wy 5
A committee consisting of Messrs. A. Hay
ford, of Canton, G. F. Tilden, of Castine, Elias
Milliken, of Durham, w. Fl. Vinton, of Port
land, and William Lowell, of Minot, was APP
pointed to receive, sort and declare the ballot
ior candidate for Governor.
The Committee Tcnorted as tolovUs.