The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-11
PENNSYLVANIA CONVEN-
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Nominations by the Republicans Hartraaft for
Governor-Jeneral Grant Fully Endorsed for
Re-Election-No One Named for Vice Pres
ldent--Delegatss Elected to the Phila-
deiphia National Convention.
HARRIS BURG, Pa. April 10, 1872.
The Republican state Convention met at noon to-
day and elected Speaker Rutan temporary chair
man. Committees on permanent officers, con
tested seats, resolutions, electoral ticket and dee-
gates 10 the National ana Constitutional conven-
tons were appointed, when the Convention took u
recess.
NOMINATIONS.
The Convention reopened at three p NJ, when
the following nominations were made:-Generai J.
I. Hartranft, or Montgomery county, for Governor,
on the first ballot; Hon. Ulysses Mercur, OF Snsque-
hanna county, for Supreme Judge on the fourth
ballot; Hon. Harrison Allen, VI warren county, for
Auditor General, on the first ballot.
The following electoral ticket was reported and
adopted
son.
Dist.
first-Joseph A. Bonhanl.
Sec0Dd-Marcus A. DAVIS.
yhlrl-G Morrison Coates,
Fourth-Henry Bumm.
Fiith--The0d0re NJ, Wilson,
siNth-J0nn NJ. BroOmai
seventn--Francls shroeder.
Eighth-W. ii. Richards.
Nintn-Edwin II. Green
Tentn-Danlel K. Shoemaker.
Eleventh--D. II. Miller.
Observation-Disclosures Strong
Fourteenlh-J0hn Passlnore.
sixfeenth-yesse morrill,.
Seventeenth--llenry Orlady.
Eighteenth Robert BELL
Observation-Disclosures W. Thompson.
Twentieth Isaac Frazer
Twenty Henry Lloyd.
Twenty-tnrd-J0hn j. Gillespie.
Twenty nith-Joh w. Wallace.
Twenty.siytl--Q, y. Boyd
INsrRUCTING TnE DELEGArrs
The following resolution was then unanimously
Adopted
Resolved, That delegates from this the National
the state Tor General Grant for Presidents ana that the
together for the oes nierst OF the republican party and
strucisd 10 vote 81 the state as majority Of The
RESOLUTIONS ENDORSING GENERAL GRANT.
The Committee ON Resolutions reported series
as ioIlows:
Rsaarmins devotion to the principles Of the repue.
necessary Tor the he's, success g Of those principles.
,eenh ana fifteenth conantutiona amendments has not
that
Insd Sustaining the policy Of protection and against
F.nrrh- Demanding continued reduction OF the public
debt economy in national administrations ana
reduction OF taxes rapidly conrsen with the public
iv. Declaring tina. internal taxes should be DYED
the reduction OF the tariff foreign goods that
IN any change the tariff the tax tea and coffee should
rt Approving the Presdents trial OF civil service re-
form and declaring that this other system should
luil evidence ia ability administer Tho government
honesty faithfully AND and claims from the
Ssea-P,Intins with pride 70 the records o. Presiaen.
reduced, $500 cScooo Of public paid
result before attained ny people under the Ike cir
4 cur %.
.sty strict economy and sterling integrity which the fres
Egl'1- Preventing General Grants name Tor renomiaa
Of The maS who molly the and e
NATION through is struggle and who has since suecessuy
The last resolution congratulaies the people on
the accomplishment Of the call l0r u Convention 10
revise the constitution.
The Convention TOOK recess TIL seven o'clock
r. NJ, when action would be taken ON the reso-
luton.
Tue following delegates 10 tho Philadelphia con-
vention we're selected each beng provided with an
alternale:-Morton McMicnael, General H.. II.
Bingham, OF Pniladelphia; }. w. +. White OF Alle-
gnpny; NJ. ). QUAY, OF Beaver; Robert purvis tco-
ored OF Bucks; General W. II. Jessup, OF susque-
Dick, OF Crawford.
Dist.
Flrst-James NJ. Kerns. James Gillingnam.
Second--George w. ii. Hall. Jonn A. shermer.
Third-GeorRe Truman, Dr., W. NJ. Punn.
Fourth-Peter A. D. Weidmcr, Charles j. Jones.
Sixtn-Joslan Jackson. william Ward.
seventh-Amos Henderson, John Strahan.
Eighth-Samuel Trees William q. Mann.
NIntn-D y. Flilner, john Q. Pennlagton.
Tenth-Samuel Il. Dimmick, John Williams.
Eleventh w. H. Smith. W. Whitman.
Twelfth-S. r. Barr, George Mertey.
Jh!rtcenth-J0seph A. scranton, l.. u. Schoe-
Fourteenth.-N c. El!sbrar, r. M. Osterhout.
Fifteentl--ROoert M. Ferguson, Jerome Is. Potter.
Sixteenth-Edward Blanchard David A. Wood.
SevenIeenth-rhomas u johnston, q. i. Ronerls.
Eighteenth b. Wrestling, Joseph Pome-
roy. w = -, rs ,,-
TWenteth--E. H. Brandt w. H. Shtbley.
Twenty.first-J. X. Thompson, A. @. Henry.
Twcnty-sec0ud-M. 5. Humpnries, w. W. oliver.
Twenty. tnrd-James l.. Granam II. NJ. Long.
Twenty -fOurth-C. McCandless, Alexander wilson.
Twenty.ilth-A. Is Mccartney, George X. Amber
'0 Iwenty-slxth-C. NJ. Gnnlan. q. W. sconeld.
THE INTEREST or PENNSYLVANIA.
Colonel HARRISON G. Rceder, permanent President
OF the Convention, cilied mat body 10 Order TINS
evening. Inc resolutions were adopted as re.
ported.
Ing opposition to The withdrawal RON the
sinking fund OF any OF tne Gonus
pledged Tor tne payment OF the public deol,
aud declaring an imncae a,so ,n,t ina az.
producing mining and manufacturing interests OF
tue state require protection from Tue elec,s Vi dan
perous combinations ana WA, sucn ~" snVmlu oe
bofh in their development and IN the trans
portation OF inc products 10 market; also
returning thanks 10 Govgsnor neary, under
Gated and IN mis- retirement ne carries with hm
ma heartfelt wishes OF this Convention Tor his future
welfare.
nv the Governor the Convention nominated General
Lcmue Todd, OF Cumberland, and General Harry
White " Indiana, for Congressman at large.
Tne Convention ADJOURNED st.s uts.
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