The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-08-22

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Inv nv wa ''"''e'' 4" o'''eI ny r H. l'iN' OF
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in' i",io"ihS Peiilitil'nt "i organization
was ili'''e ,.,,,
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VICE PRESIDENTS.
Capt. Thomas smith, Augusta
Leonard AlcCobb. Boothhay.
GEORGE Fuller HallowelI
Nj s. Wadsworlh, Gardiner.
John BODICE, Jefferson.
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ID w Robinson. Iitchtield
C.. p. II. .Jewctt. Pittsfon
Jason NJ. Carlton. WhitefrI
T.. kemptnn Winthrop.
w. & Chick. Wisca,,rt
Secretaries C. Stllphrn, oi hal,,-
iugdalr: A. f. Snow. Of (Viulhr,,,
On motion the following rolnu,t,.r Wa
appointed to receive, sort and count vote
tor Il candidate To CONGRESS. VIZ. +
Dav. e. ) Baker. &. K Carleton f. A
Sanhorn, Thomas smith. and thernn,,n-
ton proceeded To ballot.
Pending the announcement of thr vote
a committee was appointed 10 r,n-pr
with Il committee of the Democratic. DIS.
lrict Convention in session at \V+y,.rI,
Han, with Il view of ARRANGING n upiun.u M
the Two Conventions. The vnmmitr...
WAS appointed As follows
Jason Nj. Carleton, Il. A Neal. F i
Day, and the committee proceeded Ia NE.
discharge of lis duty
Mr. Sanborn, ct Canaan, addressed tl..
convention in an eloquent speech. which
was loudly cheered The bands tb.u
PLAYED national airs.
Major Elauoertv. of New York thrn
made n short but stirrInU address. which
was received with murb enthusiasm
The committee on election thea am
nOunced the result OF the ballot
Whale ,ur,hnr ,,f. ,.,t,.. ,..,.l w.,
IL, ,pL,,,.., ( ,..LI
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Inc announcement WAS received With
immense applause, and calls for tl4
Lang,
Mr.. Lang came forward, and ti'rl
thanking the convention for HE homo.
done him, begged to decline the nomiu1-
ton, but consented to Withdraw IN
decllnatlon until the Democratic cnnveu-
ton could be heard from. MIR Carleton
from the commlttr" OF conference report
thai me Democratic convention Wa 40
inc door o. me HAN
'h motion lheF were invited Ia ~rat~
n2oh 'he PLATFORM ana proceeded to take
theln, amidst the munitions cheering ul
~ 80, ''7''
WI. CaiiotoH, Oh the committee nl con
terence, then reported that the Democratic
convention had been pleased tn rn -nnpt.,t,.
viii tba ;hnraIs ,i,J I..I tl
:. ''' ''l'''" 'i''
noii'''t.'"h "i t1e ilneral Republican
conventions. lie had the pleasure OF in
'io''"'i',S "'' moore "i An1""' chairman
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Gentlemen OF the Liberal Convention su.
nI hiir6 ~ ,,,"'tn you ,at if convention WA
Won Inv arrentng rm,r m ~ HI ",,,'u Mnn
Thomas $. Lang. we accept HIM !. J, ,n,,t,,j
candidate. and we viii do all in our power To-
eject nun N"real cheering
Hon r. r. Plllsbury. in behalf ~ tho
Democratic convention, accepted the nom
inatlon "t Hon. Thomas 5. Lang, aud
moved |" MAKE The nomination uuauim-
Gus.
me freSldent then read this resolution
endorsing the nomination of Hon, Charlie
T. himbail rs candidate for Governor aud
pledglng HIM the cordial support at the
Liberal Republicans OF Maine which WA
unanimously adopted amid loud and con
tnned cheering Tor Kimball, and thu
music OF the band.