Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-06-12

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Allegheny-P. ii. Winston, William d. Moore,
Robert Lddell, Jesse Sill, Jr D. o. Barr, c. Field,
Il. j. Roberts.
Armstrong-E. s. Golden.
Beaver, Butler and Washington--Wm. Work
man, John GRABBING, Samuel Marshal, Vim. Swan.
Bedford and Fulton--Wiiam Hartley.
Berks-Wellngton u. Griesemer, Colonel e.
Penn Smith, Charles A. Kline.
Blair--W. A. McGonigle.
Bradford--John II. Means, John S. Madden.
Bucks-George Ross, Charles Willets.
Cambria--William Linton.
Cameron Elk and Jchcrson--C. b. GILES, Wm.
Abrams.
Carbon and Monroc-Jamcs Sweeney
Centre-C. d. Keller.
Chester--R. Il. Monaghan, DR.. Lecch.
Clarion and Forest--W lillian Abrams.
Clearfed--Hou. William Bigler.
Clinton, Lycoming and Sulyan-W. W. Ran
kin, II. II. Cummings.
Columbia-John q. Freeze.
Crawford-L. +. Mclaughlin, +. d. Guthrie.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES L. Mclaughlin.
Dauphn and Perry. n. Bowman, II. C.
Raymond, j. Barrett.
Delaware--W. G. Tallcy.
Erie-George Y. Allen, David 0lin.
Payetto--A. Il. Wilson.
Franklin--Augustus Duncan.
Greene--R. A. Mcconnell.
Huntingdon--John S. Miller.
Indiana-IIon. r. II. Mccormick.
Juniata and Miflin--Dr. Fisher.
Lancastcr-C. J. Rhodes, John s. MGoniglc,
James Duhey.
Lawrence--D. s. Morris.
Lebanon---John W. Harbcson.
Lehgh-J. II. Reicbert, II. II. Hartzcll.
Luzerne-C. l.. Lamberton, DR.. 4. Cressler, j
Woods Brown, George Search.
Mercer-Hon. Samuel Griffith.
Montgomery-John Y. Fritz, ii. y. Stewart.
Northampton Hess, Charles Glantz.
Northumberland and Montour-Thos. Chalfant
Pike and Wayne-H. s. Mott.
Potter and McKean-J. G. Buckus.
Schuylkill-W. A. Mari, Frank Rain, JOIN
Mohan.
Snyder and Union--W. L. Smith.
Somerset-A. ii. Conroth.
susquehanna and wyoming-E. D. Hawley
Nelson Lee.
Tioga-Waltcr Sherwood.
yenango-George Ross snowden.
wanen-R. Taggart.
Wcstmoreland-Clark +. Warden, b. MCally
York--P L. Wicks, DR.. W. d. Bailey.
AT tho conclusion of the call of the
roll Mr.. Wallace said:
Gentlemen Of the Convention: / in
woke in your deliberations the spirit
of harmony, mutual Difference and con
cession. Honest differences OF opinion
will exist. In the performance o.
your duties in true spirit, you will
command success and hurl from power
the corrupt rings that disgrace the
State administration, and defeat Tho
radical ring nominations. The sym
Dol of authority during the last five
years hus como to me, / might say
without solicitation from the Demoo
racy Of Pennsylvania. 1t now be
comes my duty TO return TO you my
thanks for your attention, for you
aid and cooperation. We are nov
ready for the nomination of chairman
Capt. Skinner nominated II. b
Brown, Of Clarion, for temporary chair
man Of the convention.
Mr.. Bailey, of Allegheny, namet
Hon. William Bigler.
Mr.. Bigler responded: desire Il
say that | decline to be considered
candidate. ] como here probably 70
tho last time to a convention of Dem
ocrats, from my native place. com
here with my heart full Of gratitude
for what they have done heretofore
Remembering how in great trial the,
have supported their principles, ] hav
the deepest solicitude for the futur
success of that party. Under all cir
cumstances | would not be equal u
the duties required of the chairman
and | therefore decline to be cithe
temporary or permanent president.
Mr.. Moore nominated William NJ
Randall.
Mr.. Randall declined the Office an
thought the gentleman first namcd
Hon. II. b. Brown, should bo electe
by acclamation. This motion wa
agreed to and Mr.. Brown was nom
mated 10 the chair, and briefly address
cd the meeting as follows:
Gentlemen cfthe Convention: / than
you for tho honor you have conferre
upon me Of occupying the position .