, 1866-10-11
REPUBLICAN, CONGRESSIONAL CON-
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NOMINATION OF HON. NORMAN q,
JUDD,


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JUDD
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Mr. NcutUortll,s Name With.
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7gr. Iudd FINALLY Nominated by r1sty-
nine majority.
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The nomination of csndila:c for Congress, to b.:
elected in November. vas 1,e,6 Yesterday ar,or.
noon, pursuant to cali, In lhc Old Board al Trade
to1oa-1 T., so"sn "a.s' sueei. As 1n"'ea'co yes
eioay IN ons report OF the primary elections, the
convention was gathering Of Intense interest,
been mentioned in cnnncc,fon ,1s,, "nes ,nn a a
beins ont IL full force and all eager and jealous
iEc interest felt in TIE Convention may hy in,
ferted from the fact that tho total number Of dea.
gates whose pisces rcqui,ed TO BE- 1iiei, as rou.
hoh cs and wbo bs ong ,b,steen &c 1os
Ea!es hciEg 20
ihe aonr OF two cav tlse large room allied. there
1n ~ vas sfsne oi eonn
csec, int tic Ha9 Mar Gnf1sa dn tnto
'.tako back seats" in standing position, and
M allow vi !te delegates 10 occnpy for their own use
sT,i.n,.n "s o1'4 oeatest IL sae uesk Oh the
TLis d;fi.cu3tv orcr The ,r,,1. ~ tho ro,ro,,,,o
Proceeded steadily though not smooth1y. q M Thcrc
md orarr 1Iho. .,a,.. @ Aos tne Nuallmahsh1p,
yicor An aifenut ,Tos ado ~ a., a,+S Ms'a eauat
,he proceedings 10 matte On Impression nj r. il iayot o.
oa1ir.- ~ o't1 H.. HsGLun. tac nstlal order OF
MN fiosn fnn IN ~ ~ uvisasss anu eommepcins
tnnnn.eii - H. n,,-;a11y u eGaIy so"ns. Lney 1e'ne
III Yertwn,t' ,Inn hoa!s r,st. u1o'g 4asosaole 10
srhara We bn,rn-n It.H HUu w tHI s.1. !aat
seselas oth W.T. dg"sf, nhea n the bnd, as were
5ee. en-, ~ view; as =. , =, .
,,ni r5 ~ ;o a1a sis1lant apP9siion to
h;ch ,ros q9n III , "s TT oh INC 1tst vote
~. 49, 1Aeu ~ ~ ttta toe5 taG informal vote be.
us .1nt,,s, ~ q ~ a. 1ca s. 11aa received ~
n|eaia,cly 1It the1es''sr. on motion OF Alderman
,1,e I,oaen; uee'afed the unanimous choice OF tac
enI,'ea"ton. mh..a t'.l r,,o
nns, 1he convention which opened ssnrtnt!y,
e!ostu GhtEaeiy' and II some were rot entirely
saus1eo YIN tEe result. all were satisfied t:lat
] aa. sTea IT, s,e!ofy was IalI.y Wo2, and thaf h.
Sruho ~ 'eeeo " on o'c:"ae!uai15 majority IN
TIL: CONVENTION.
Ihc t;onrcEfion WAS chilled 10 order by John j.
Eoncock. Es1., Cha!lman of the Conggcs s!oAal
:, ns- G. Y. Dyer-l more you, sir. tha. Gcn,.,9
tIanoF0ncs ion Davis act as President of Ibis coD:l
msnt tsntG, G. r Holden &c, as Chairman. III '"-"
1as fn;ae " con:1ss i tast Of voice. There
O: !.usines+. N'~''''N''
Sir; Z. Z. 1a5nrd-Ms. Chairman: The on,y
aprlause,l Tic onJs iLins to ID is 10 take % rS;c
-: .'s II; i =: i t. Esss-1 VIII to he heard sir.
llo1Lcn t,r Chairman. Iwcnl In ftous Of Yourself
ard ca!ltd ti> r:rac,
Gel.cral T. $. saloEon-Bcforc the gentleman
g. :sss?f 1s"'ss'sa ~a eSs tic
he1slc eI,ler q ri.
teeeses M saa naa Il IT, m oasn saf,s wa ns
s!! &c sssa ss ssnass Rs" Jsa IL naet
G.J. T. & 2sasdsNTSe % tha.r is speaking with
tt+rcct 10 there tho votec arowncA by cries OF
give NJ tAe sotc,' Hc1. want to say this. Ely
and 1novcd thai c. c. r: Holden should be elsct-
Gu. aha vo:ce n'4t TO m!lo moved t:c other CT
son. ! aont ears who lie was. t1,ond voices,
The ehaitman-I shall surely give yon ait an
opportunity to vote, but II ID not decide rro7-
ely, Mi!l giss yeu an opportunity, to eoT5ss.
win understand thc,e Is no rag game as iar a.
am coIecsncd.
rsi.c I5 e,e eFe ns an anenanen D
Mr.. I,ichcrds~l oEcrcd q. 4 substitute the
name ot G. 6. 7: Holden. ''" ''~
i, ms to SSe dtss Hn@sssHsas @ as
Nd telons- to dc man thai hss .hs @ r:s iarscsi
WI M1. 1a7ncs-1 morc ,,c c,,,rm., t,,,.,, -,
the delegates to tale seats, and t.,cn lct M have