Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-06-12
CLARIFIED, Pa, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1872.

am not ready to surrender to any
parties, but select from any quarter,
and you have the liberty to nominate
on tho floor in this convention tho
mon that in my judgment will furnish
Tho best contrast TO the men that arc
opposed to us for that Office.
O. D. Emery, of Columbia-Let this
question be postponed until the con.
vention is permanently organized.
Mr.. Brawley moved TO postpone un.
vi after the permanent organization
alone.
This amendment was accepted and
the resolution as amended was agreed
To.
Delegate from Allegheny-We arc
here 20 carry out the business by tho
sPrcintmfnt Of our business commit.
tee for the purpose of nominating
fourteen delegates TO the Constitution.
al Convention. If we undertake to
elect these fourteen men by ballot, as
has been suggested, it will take us
days. We ought at once to nominate
this committee SO that they can 90 on
and prepare list of delegates that is
TO be submitted to this convention.
AS matter of saving time we should
pass this resolution.
Mr.. Worrell said the motion to post
pone was not debatable.
Tho motion to noafnone nntil affer
permanent organization was agreed 10
Mr. Corr;,,an orph;ladaInh;o o,,od
S"'i iS"", y. in''"oo'Pnin, 'ho'eu
that tho convention proceed to select
committees on organization and reso.
lr,inns wh;ch y,os orrood a. -,
.u.'V"v, ~ Wn'on was "s'oeu W "ncn
'"0 io''o""S "o'o "PPo'"''u
COMMITTEE ON ORGANIZATION.
First district, VIM. MMulloni "a, G, D. Maureyi
Sa yOnn sSeT,Sn e, iS ''p w. ~ scepoer S,h A.
stb' Charles U 4 Gleim ptb' Wa Mor,o1 % ioth
Frank Rain; ilth, James seeiy; 18th. II. O.
wsyymsn; 18th, J;'L coolbag,gh. ]. =, cresslcr
pox,,an % % I1,h i's~ Wood. - @ ,,n' pS,ii a. ~
Collins; i9th, Aug. Duncan 2oth, w. b. Bailey
2ist, George B. Keeper; 22d, John $, Miller 2Sd,
1o'sPn ,, Laa Jesse s NoOert W L'sasl ss. gan
Patton (; aTih, J. W. Rohrer; 18th, D. s. Morris, 4
29th, L. r. MLaushlini soth, W. W. Lyle.
COMMITTEES IN RESOLUTIONS.
First district, Ed. carree; "a, John Hamilton;
81, 7, A. sloani 4,h, Z. II. wOrrelli sth, R. Il.
mSnaynan oih, chas' Earnest ,,h, George Ross
W. Mar; ilth, ii. K. Hart,cIl' i2sb. j. wv W.
IIarbeson, 18Th, b. r.. Brundage, c. L. Lam
Ssrl0n SsS i1h, E. D; hawsyi iS,h, Mn, Thomas S1
ler, % Isib. C. T r. MIaavIIn, I iOib W a % puncaS
goth, wm. Hartley; 2ist, c. D. Keller; 22d, J.
u. Baileri 2Sd, W, D. Moore, q: J. Roberts 2ath'
IsTsn, % attn S Tm. ABR Abrams = astb, samuel % Gii,hs;
20tb, =. b. Gurthrici Soth, r. Tsggart.
A resolution was offered that when
the convention ndjourns, il adjourns
TO meet at three o'clock this after
noon, and that il then proceed to the
nomination of Judge Of the Supreme
Court, Governor, Congressman at
large, Auditor General, Electors at
large, and six delegates at large to
the Democratic National Convention;
Mr. Oonrotn, oil somerset, moved
that the NUMBER oil delegates 10 the
hat'onal convention % elght, Win
wv r. "N''S"'Ns, "N" ""'
agreed 10.
Mr.. Brundace, of NORTHAMPTON
moved to strike ont all exccpting the
~ ~ IN ~, -" oAo0P'S WY
words "hcsoived, that when thls con-
ven,ioh aolourns ~ aoJourns 10 meet
at three CLOCK TINS afternoon, which
was agreed 10.
MI sloan, OF fDiladelpbia, offered o
resolution that committee, consist
ing OF one member from each sena-
.orla' , u'S'r'o'' W "PPo'n'cu oh ereuen'
NJ R,n,;n, of no,oworo movod
,ha, Tho conS;,,oo onns;s, ~ soron
n,an,hors
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,hat Tho comr;,,s" oa "on,"s,ed
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