Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-07-16

Il dations, so that peace and union
o truth and justice may be establishe,
d among us for all generations. Civ,
n 70 its officers wisdom and TO all il
Il members sound mind; and may al
e their efforts tend TO Thy glory and 3,
J. the safety, honor and welfare of Thy
Q people. Continue oh Lord, to pros
j. per our institutions for the promotion
! Of learning and for the defusion OF
] virtuous education and the advance
a ment of christian truths. Keep us
: we beseech Thee, from evil and unbe
= lief and shed the quickening influence
OF thy holy spirit on all the people OF
A this land. Save us from the guilt OF
! abusing the blessings of prosperity
= and turning them to luxury aud H.
centiousness, irreligion and vice, lest
) we provoke thy just judgment to Wis.
: Il our sins with Thy wrath. Lord
! Almighty God, who has never failed
} those who put their trust in Thee
and who honor all who honor Thee.
on this blessed anniversary of our ma
tional Independence, imprint on all
our hearts, we beseech Thee, habit
ual and abiding sense of the truth,
that the only security for the oontin-
uance of the blessings which we en-.
Joy consist in our acknowledgment of
Thy sovereign and gracious provi-
dence. And in humble and holy sub
mission to the gospel of Thy Son Je.
sls Christ, to whom all power is Civ
en- in heaven and earth, and who is
one with the Father and the Holy
Ghost in the eternal godhead of our
God, Creator and Redeemer Amen.
General M'Cook, of Ohio--I move
for the adoption of a resolution by the
Convention before any other business
is proceeded with, which | know will
meet with the unanimous approval of
this body:
Resolved, That until the Convention shall 9th.
erwise provide the rules Of the House Of Repreacn
tatives prior to 1860 shall be the rules that gov
ern this Convention.
The question was then put and was
carried unanimously.
The Chairman-Permit me to sug.
gest that the Democratic National
Committee have suggested TO the Con.
vention the name of Il. y. Perrinc as
temporary Secretary. You who are
of the opinion that this nomination
should be ratified will say aye. The
ratification was carried
General M'Cook-I arise TO Ques.
ton Of order. We have elected TEN.
porary presiding officers, but have
elected no secretary. Voices, ooh,
yes, we have"
The Chairman-The Chair desires
TO state to the Convention that now
the temporary organization has been
effected adopting the rules of the last
Convention, the call under which this
Convention is assembled will be read
by the Secretary.
The call of the National Democrat
ic Executive Committee was then
read.
Mr.. Clymcr, of Pennsylvania, then
offered the following resolution:
Resoired That there shall be now two commit
.
from each State, to be selected by their delegations
-one committee on permanent organization
and the other committee on credentials.
The Chairman then put the rcsolu- ,
ton, which was carried.
The Secretary then called the roll
of each State, and the following delo- |
gates were appointed Il
ON CREDENTIALg
w. III Barnes, Alabama; L. G. Bou- ,
donot, Arkansas A. Jacoby, Califor- /
MIA; Hon. Math Bulkley, Connccti-
cut Custis X. Wright, Delaware A. [
ii. Hurting, Florida; Il. H. Pottle, !
Georgia Thomas r. Hoyne, Illinois
Charles III. Reeves, Indiana J. ID. I
Test, Iowa; Wilson Shannon, Kan. !
sas J. II. McCrcary, Kentucky; Du. :
rant Draponte, Louisiana Ira Il.
Drew, Maine G.. +. Maddox, Mary I
and George w Gill, Massachusetts :
Ii. e. Stout, Michigan Gen. Willis
D German, Minnesota Samuel T. Y
Sawyer, Missouri r. NJ. Brown, Mis-. s
,issippi John Black, Nebraska John !,
=. Doyle, Nevada; John Proctor, 2
New Hampshire; j. Il. Moullany, G
New Jersey; Jacob A. Hardenburg, !
New York General w. II. Cox, North q =
Carolina; Il. G. |. Blond, Ohio; c. i
Ioynt, Oregon General w. IL. Miller, 1
Pennsylvania; W. ID. Simpson, Rhode I
sland J. +. Morse, South Carolina x
ieneral ii. Boughton, Tennessee L
ieneral Horace, Texas; Waldo Brig. y
lam, Vermont; George Blot, Virgin N
a IL. g. Davis, West Virginia; S. N
4. Pease, Wisconsin. y
ON ORGANIZATION.
James IL. Clanton, Alabama J. G. n
)unham, Arkansas Il. Steele, Cali \ \
ornia; ]. A. Hovey, Connecticut; c. Il
3. Easton, Delaware; A. j. Peeler, \
florida T; Cincinnatus Puples. Georgia a
v. II. Richardson, Illinois; S. A. Bur o
,irk, Indiana; ii. r. Broman, Iowa ?
!. p. Henlon, Kansas; W. b. MAI y
hen, Kentucky; G. w. MIGRANT, Lou. r. r
siana j. Il Madigan, Maine; A. X. n
syster, Maryland j r. Briggs, Mass. y.
chusetts; j. Moore, Michigan; Il. A. "
4 Mahon, Minnesota; w. d. II. Hun W
er, Missouri Beverly Mathe VS., Mis-.
issippi George S. Miller, Nebraska; n
). G. Berry, Nevada; I Adams, New nj nj
IL. c. Little, New Jer-
ey J. A. Greene, Jr., New York Y
Y. Smith, North Carolina; Wayne
iriswold, 0hioj N. NJ Bell, Oregon Il
Hester Clymer, Pennsylvania; l.. o,
'earce, Rhode Island @. Tracy South b,
)arolinaj W. b. Bate, Tennessee j. ol
Burroughs, Texas John J. Dea.
lit, Vermont; James Brrbour; Vir- u,