, 1866-07-30
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cIlNTnH c0tHTv,-1to Union l.Npnllrana nj
Clinton l'oNnly met III Caslyla ON tho aist. Tho
mrc'!ng wns organized hy tlp' appolatncns III 81.
Il, Richards, Chairman, anfi i. A. 1ctxe, Eacss.
larry. Tho following gentlemen wcYo elected lec-
gatcn 10 The Satu Convention: W. 8. Ford, Of
eallylr, William schacasr, OF Ttcuioa. II. ".
Strcag, Of Collias' 6,alIon, and Thcolor klntho,
u Drrxc, To the p.llcvf!lc Congressional Con:
wnlion-M. r. I.Icha:ds. Of ca!l.lc, q. W.
Ltniicli, Of Trenton, John Il. Willie, Of I,Ishtown,
and II. Euhfsnlcr, Of Dayton.
WAYNE Cot .sTY.-A Convention or the UnIuh-
lists OF Wayne County, was held al Fairfield on The
slst, mud tic fnlloNiEs gentlemen elected leic-
satts 10 the Cong essi.nal Convention: William
II. foLinsun, Daut:1 Haynes, r. 4. Moss, ], N.
Cope and John Moore; and the following dele.
Eates to The State Conycnti.n: c. a. Deechcr,
John D.stox, aud A, T. GalhsaIth.
ELEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT. The
Union Congressional Convention OF The Eleventh
District tSana. Marshal',) mr.. at clncy, 1lichant
County, on The .3ui. Every county but Clark was
represented. Gcnclal Edward 1itel,rl was
nominated as The Uninn candidate Tor Con:rcss
Lion. S, ". Mention WINS endorsed for rcEomina.
lion fer Congressman ct large. The Ualon ,ncn
Of The District nc allse mud :rtisc, and will make
strenuous elicit 10 tuln ont Sam. Marshall, al.
though bis majority was otont t,0Uu in 1851.
cAss Cor~Tr.-Thc Union men assembled as
Ncasdstown on tlc a1st. Samuel Emmons was
called 10 the chair. md ]. D. Fnlks appointed SEC
\ N:asy. General T.. Z. 1ippIncott, Dr. a. S. Al.
lard, and William Lindsay, Esq. were appointed
delegates 10 the State Convention. The following
| gentlemen were appointed delegates 10 the Con-
! s.1essional Convention. Ninth District: John A.
Arcnz, Esq, Or. y. s. Rcadc, John W. Savage
| Dr. Thomas Pothccary md Dr. j.. s. Allasd.
The delegation were instructed to vo.e AZ Il nm
for General E. Z. 1ipplncot: rs The candidate fol
fu&1 =
ell TO vote for Hon Newton Datcna:l, as q candi
date for Superintendent Of Public Instruction.
DEN1rT CoCSTT.-At Union Convention belt
at The Conrt House III Clinton, on Saturday, Jul,
-, 1sfe, for The purpose Of elcetins delegates Il
! The Congressional Convcnsion, to be held II
Springfield, ILL.,, The slh tlay Of Angust next, S
F. Lewis was called to the chair, and n. u. D.
Lewis chosen Secretary. The following Gentlemc1
were elected delegates: Il. s. Greene, Esq, D. J
II. Tyler, ]. 8. B. Willis. l.. Rathbn:n: alternate
-Ncs. ". II. II. Moore, Capt. Z. u. Wal1c:, job,
Booth, l. Nelson. Ou motion, the delegates wer
authorized 10 fill vacancies, and In case tue dele
CATION is mol full in convention, those present t
cast the fn1l yolc Of the county.
NlscEI1ASrors.-Thc following letter ftor
Tint. Stcven7 10 Mr.. Grlst, editor Of The 1aacas
ter Ertntng EIpress, explains itself:
Il MAssfrNGToS, Jufy q, 1868.
nrAn sIr-l eec yoar corrc1l!e.'i p2rcrs SUI
10 colsnel Foruey. This is mistake. kuo,
of no net or llis III rcfrcnc: 10 lint oi,ico whic
was improper ,t.n'1er the circumstances. Tllcr
Is no inHn In whose hanls would Mor
willingly trnsi tic cause OF human trce,lnm.
THADDEEH STEVENS,
Senator rowan, In 4 recent lctles, explains hl
present position with the Coprcrhcntls, by Stain
thnt they lIarc "co1nc oycr'' TO john :on. {
cnn'.c they hayc. They waut Ill, "brcad-ani
'nssrr and can't do without It.
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