Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-06-30

\ At the suggestion of the State Committee
he following gentlemen were chosen
| COMMITTEE ON PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
Androscoggin-Tho Lane, Poland.
Aroostook-P p. BurleIgh Linneus.
Cumberand-P. Bonney, Portland.
!, prank in-s. Dill, Phillips.
/ kennebec-E. w. Bush, Vassalboro'.
knox-H. Bliss, Jr Washington
Lincoln-Jason NJ. Carleton, WhiteGeld.
B, Oxford-J. q. Hamlen Lowell.
X Penobscot-N. Dustin, Dexter.
!. Pscataquis-A. II. Merrill. Williamsburg.
Sagadahoc-Andrew Jackson, Bath.
! Somersct-Joseph Clark, Carratunk.
{ Waldo-J. l. Higgins, Jackson.
= Washington-C. {. Norton, Eastport.
I York-Chas. T.. Weld, Buxton,
Mr.. Bonney of the above committee sub
fquently reported that the following gentle
hen be
Wee PRESIDENTS OF THE CONVENTION.
Androscoggin-J. Dingley, Auburn.
Aroostook-J. Z. Carpenter, Houlton.
Cumberland-M. Cram, Brunswick.
frankln-F. $. L: Morrill, Pennington.
Il kennebec-Chas. Lawrence, Gardiner.
Il knox,. Taman, Rockland.
II Lincoln-W. Hubbard, Wiscasset.
Oxfoid-J. X Martin, Rumiord.
Penobscot-D. Buswell, Jr., EtnA.
Piscataquls-E II. b. Woodbury., Dover.
sagadahoc.R; 7. Carr Bowdoinham.
semerset-R. b. Shepard, skowhegan.
Waldo-A. ID. Bean, Belfast.
Washington-T. J. COPELAND Calais.
York-James Bragdon, Jr., York.
j The temporary organization was then de-
Jared permanent.
The several County Delegations chose the
following gentlemen a
COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS.
.ndroscoggin-A. M. Pulsifer, Lewiston.
roostook-Francis Barnes, Houton.
!umberland-A. A. Strout, Portland.
'ranklin-H. B. Prescott, New Sharon.
tancock-S. T. Kinks, Bucksport.
.nox-J. III. Ii. Hewett, Thopaston.
tennebec-E. +. Webb, Waterville.
incoln--James A. Hall, Damariscotta
pxford-F. Z. Shaw, Paris.
|'enobscot-F. NJ. Sabine, Bangor
|'iscataqnis-C. II. B. Woodbury., Dover.
agadahoc-F. ID. Sewall, Bath.
omerset--D. b. Randall, Kendall's Mills.
Valdo-T. w. Vose, Winterport.
Fashington-B. +. Kelly,
|Fork-George c. Yeaton, North Berwick.
II The several county delegations nominated,
nd the convention chose, the following gen.
emen to serve during the ensuing year as
STATE COMMITTEE.
droscoggin-William P. Frye, Lewiston.
rroostook-E. Woodbury., Houlton.
Observation-Disclosures Robe, Gorham.
'ranklin-William +. Lowell, Chesterville.
|tancock--John d. Hopkins, Ellsworth.
,nox--E. r. Spear, Rockland,
.ennebec-James G. Blaine, Augusta.
|incoln-Andrew Lacy, Wiscasset.
'xford-E. c. harrington, Fryeburg.
|'enobscot-John X. Lynde, Bangor.
|biscataquis-E. A. Thompson, Dover.
|lagadahoc-J. w. Wakefield, Bath.
4. Prescott, Hartland,
ADDS. G. Thurlough, Belfast.
Washington. Sargent, Machias.
,Ork-Leonard Andrews, Biddeford.
Hon. Joseph w. Porter of Burlington
| loved that the Hon. SIDNEY PERHAM be re-
dominated by reclamation as the republican
andidate for Governor. The motion was
sarmly seconded by several scores of voices,
nd it was unanimously voted that Hon SID
EY PERHAM be re-nominated for the Office of
Governor. Upon the declaration of the vote
y the president, three rousing and enthusi-
site cheers were given for the nominee.
Mr.. Hill of Saco moved that committee
e appointed to wait upon Gov. Perham and
hform him of his nomination by the conven-
ION; and the chairman appointed Messrs.
Hill of Saco, Cram of Portland, Porter of
burlington, and Haynes of Augusta, said
committee.
; In response to enthusiastic calls, Speaker
Blaine and Congressman Frye respectively
addressed the convention, and we're listened
j with much pleasure, as repeated applause
pstifed. Speaker Blaine, in abiding to the
inew departure" move OF the democrats at
augusta, said the republican party has no
departure" to make. Mr.. Frye said 1--WE
prgot the rebellion too soon" and thought
nat instead of having been too severe with
ne rebels, the government has been too lem
ent and forbearing.
Mr.. Butler Of the State Committee moved
he adoption of the following resolution -
RESOLVED, That this Convention recon.