The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-15

Wal6orn..
It was found that the namas Of several Of the dele
made and the second oallot resulted as Iollows;-
Greeley.
oNeil.. l........... Observation-Disclosures.
Total. 49
On motion the nomination was declared mani
mons
Inc Rreslden5 5ne3 @ Zee OF ~ tnree
nomination The convention then adjourned
The Greeley party were orderly in their proceed
naa and they ciai,n that 90 they nroceeded accord
inc to the code Of rules governing the RepnbItcan
marty that their nomination IL legitimate and
rreanIIaar. '' '"- " -'
Iesuiar'
The Third CONGREGATIONAL District-R Renomina-
~ uoh OF non neoharo 4HYers.
Inc ueegaVes 10 tne inlru uCongresslona ConVen-
uon assem6ied at ~ O'Clock TINS morning IN the
streets. Mr. Evans, OF the Thirteenth ward, called
the convention TO order and and nominated Challes NJ
wagner LOT temporary fresluenC MI. wagner was
elected. Robert scott ana Samuel r. Mllligan were
Inen CHOSEN temporary secretarles, ana Cnrlstlan
The Gnmntaa on Tr9Sdantiais ana caats
rington; Thirteenth ward, Peter Lane; Sixteenth
Waru, MIuam hagle; SeVenUeenIh Ward, Jonn
Buaa & ElgnteenIn ' waro' Charies Alien; Nlneteentn
WaId, FRANK clemens
the ed een ey qre te ere re a a o
c1 ntsts az" 'o "'ei iooo W "'U on 'ie
Mr.. Evans moved for the appolntmeut of a COM
mittee Of one from each ward on permanent organ
lZauon. hereeo 10. ......,.. .,.
as follows:ETwelfth ward, John Sage; Thirteenth
Joshua Joshua ' rgnt' SoAoeen!hi Anos rainer; seven even
gan: and Nineteenth. George Peters '"N'' MILL
Ihe Commlttee on contested seats reported as
eatevson tSreWn OUT second aVson h1 qsle sS
wa Asn eed FS
uNision, olAtoeueh waIu' n a. Woous uo' + rLitu
DIVISION, Slxteehtn Wafo J3hn z; Sipner 90; -Four
division thrown out The report was accented
The Committee on Permanent Organization re-
norfed the followInpnamed ofNcers VINO were
unanimously elected
Tte M. wag4er Ears or
Rnsling ie''ne-'eoiee0 ~ N'"no 'n" JULIUS W.
Treasurer-Henry Myers.
eSIetaresSSam1ei & p 2 Mplligan and RoOt Scott
Observation-Disclosures Sherer and Samuel Soby.
in FOR from he Tsrd dc
Hon. Leonard Myers, Alexander Adare Mahlon
' on motion. the convention proceeded TO ballot for
the gentlemen named, with the following result: -
Hon. Leonard Myers s.....................4 .46 votes.
Mahlon H. Dickinson. ...................."s
Alexander Adaire. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mr. Myers having a majority of the votes polled
was declared the nominee of the Republican party;
aid, on mouon' MS nomnauon was made unanl-
Mr.. Sinner offered the following resolutions which
were adpnted 0
Resolpsd. That in again presenting the Hon. Leonard
Myers to the people OF the Third Congressional district
ican who admitting his Consistent honorable and
able record feel that TINS denomination eminenty due
TO his SERVICES and worth: -
Resoped That as an able champion on the oor OF Oon
gress oil protection to American industry and the rights
OF labor and OF lessening the bnrthens of taxation Mr.
appreciate and take pleasure in asserting.
Mr. Myers the interests OF the people been faith
full. kind, and unceasing and that, with him for
standard have guarantee OF enthusiasm and
success"
Previous to the adjournment OF the conyentiop
Mr. Muars onneored IN tho doorwav of tho hau ond
ne. 1900 r5it tracuant rorn6s y, annioIsa ~ ~
was at once escorted TO the PLATFORM, from which
ne addressed the convention as 1ouows:-
Spuvcr On ,,o>, ,po,,.nn ,,x,uns
0ihH'h vi num- LhoNA''D =" iHhS'
this ffth to Congress- is an endorsement OF
which well feel proud for the deca lie lust
in Amerioan history
Ii proved capacity the people for
unRratefu crystazed noble sentiments and great
deeds into action il given, what Decla
ration Independence ony promised freedom equal
Shts for alt Il has adyaneed the honor and fame of
country till its flag with every star restored is respected
all over the world
In march and battle field camp and prison pen there
saloon and by every there was Rratitude
gave their treasure With wealth. with
more their fes best blood If the representatiyes hsye
haan worthy ~ s,ch p.ona thav road NO b;1har
meed of nsasa SNN- = PsNr-S '-N' -0N~ -~ N --e-S-
The Sacard vii; show that Renublican
in ali their irving tne keen pace with the patrotism of
the aided than NV vote stranrthened than hv
law rewarded them nv avery desieaation of nstienis
justice and honor.
1t is ye years since the Rebellion waS crushed Five
years ,S snGe sss SS life was % smonsd To