The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-08-28

Z. VIM. p. Hacker a. Francis Lowering.
.. Louis w. Broomall. 2& Lester CameTiy.
H.. John M Kennedy. % Louis Jack.
II. John RObit son. I25 John J. Duke.
~. james A. Grass. l26 Cnristlan Bastieu,
9 "a iosSgh 70 % FaIGea al GSnS q Col Col w% wii.on Jigi6ilord
Secretaries-Mayer SultsbeTger, Benjamin II.
haitnes, 9t M VIM X; Black, and Major Oscar Roberts
Mr.. Bull. upon taking the chair. said :-aentlemen
Of the Republican party Of the city Of Phiisdeiphia
assembled In Judicial Convention to make judicial
have reason to believe that there is any gentle
name Of another to be voted for than that ofa
might deem it my duty to Caution YOU at this Time
above al others, OF the great danger that encom-
zeSion alto thIoughoIt the Union: mo -,
man In this Union, but could have shed tears this
mo-ning while reading the news from Wsshlneton.
perry VIII oh has sustained it;eif Though the most
the earth or shook high heaven has been betrayed
by him In whom they reposed the highest confidence.
those who sent Gs here BY nominating any man Of
sent day We can and will elect our Candidate, let
he he Bs:RHSsfR tss city Sf
ESS SSu S SSd oEna the nat
d TO an, All he position g associate ;s 5Sdss
70 the Republican members Of the Bar and to the
but ONE man and we must go anotSer pSry
to find hm) At to fll that office. ask you to-day In
has heretofore governed ali judicial conventions.
sat With %e IN the rss judicial
assembled in this county when l. In connection with
THOMPSON (who was a friend to you. and me, and
any one but Republican. Why should we do SO
or set Of men, and shall not do So have the high
spoken highly, and Whose friends held a town-meet
ing yesterday to endorse him. Is IL because a
perform that he is to be Upheld and isudeG and the
organization of this great Republican party that has
that e be frtered away for such purposeH That is
tRsT dgfysI think there Is danger but Ihat
bench Of the supreme Court, i win be considered as
dency, and the Democratic party viii claim It as
Xo5 pOpp yox Del Is the motto OF the Democrats
ding us they have no hope Of success.
conferred upon me, declare this Convention
organized for business osouo, ,,o e,,,ou.,.
Whereds The recent attempts of Andrew Johnson.
former condition and power the Rebels who attempted
giving them ali the tights and pr7iIeses which they
destroyed the lives hundreds OF thousands of
patriots who fell In defense Of their country concu,
party 70 MAINTAIN Its principles in full yig0r, which
Of those who openly espouse those principles; there
ReSotved That the Convention believe it to be
their duty to nominate only such persons for
its candidates as have been openly, avowedly
and fully identified in all the principles of the
Resoived, That we hereby pledge our united
and individual support to the nominee of this
Convention. (Appiause.l The preamble and
resolutions were unanimously adopted.
II was resolved that the Convention go into
| nomination for Associate Judge of the Court of
| Common Pleas. James X. Flndley. ESQ.,, Hon.
| NJ. Russell Thayer anu Henry 1. King were then
a mStiSn made by some one to nominate the
Several gentlemen stated that y was not in accord
motion %1 Inc to Tnss proceed to wss
Several motions then made a to and
and confusion None Of % them @ prevailed q,
ConYsntion I 10 read letter nom Hon M Russell
Thayer. Permission was given him, and he proceeded
PS1I4DEIrHiE, August z. 1867 General Joshua T;
nSSces me TO believe that an erroneous impression
exists in the minds Of some OF she delegates to Eae
before the Convention for the nomipston for the
ONCE OF Jnfs1 oI sns sSSeaed to- FOR Information uni
Formy said to my triends including several members
date for the position referred 70. While esteem IL
S9ST to 5 SO H h an rs c6a
| acter, and while I return my sincere thanks
% it, my who hisaSs aGs dssroua of sUpportng me as
SSndida: beg Leave S TO state chat Iss
to- but which are in themselves satisfactory 70 my
CLINE SeSS ea eaSddass for the S0mnaon II
SsTsSTs sHSSS be SsSre @ he t.
communicating at the same time my conclusion and
letter 70 20 R sSs & ssn SnS S fas hs
Which Is implied in bSDS candidate Sd Of the v BePgS
est thanks TO all my friends who desire TO confer upon
In order to avoid any possible misconstructlon or
any msapprehension of my own views and position, f,
| / desire TO add that, IL may be allowed TO do so,
| In my opinion the Convention should nominate q
@ IL. %sS aS II IN A bis s
Of the gr, H principles " Of she EsPSSGHn s party pa
principles they would in my Judgm ent. abandon our
can party and put in Jeopardy the Integrity OF its
ORGANIZATION and the triumph OF the principles for
which is strugglinR II these principles are 70 be
| which has been fought To secure their Ascendancy.
10 desr perpetuate them now for the admin.
| istraton OF the Government, IL would be, In my
opinion unwise TO surrender them to the keeping OF
their enemies sFOr one, therefore, am In favor
nizaton and of entrusting to Republicans alone the
honor and responsibility OF carrying the standard
under which we march, RusssI 5sGH THEYERy HEslS EkRsy
General owen then desired, In accordance with the
TeGSeIfs nSme rom or the list Of cSHGidates
greandeal OF discussion then took place. and Gen
Owen vas hnany persuaosS 70 t Inc EsIueSE
| O'Clock.
The Third Senatorial Convention
| met at the North Pennsylvania Hall, at Third
| and Willow streets, and nominated Joseph A
D | Bonham, Esq. The ballot stood as follows:-
Joseph A. Bonhan.
Isaac A. Sheppard.
Fred, Dittman...'''
Barnums
: | The Hon ]. e. Ridgway was the member o
the last Legislature for this District.
The Representivs Conventions
= assembled at 10 o'clock in the following places
Is. W. corner of Sixth and Dckerson streets
4 DAD ~ FeIiows' F ~ = Hall Tenth and south streets
A. ONeilis Hall Broad and Lombard streets.
~ w UVS nosns1 ~ @eTriok and Market streets