Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-09-17

FOR VICE PRESIDENTS.
Jas. Erickson l6 Jno. r. Anderson,
. Thos. Il. Gaskill II Jacob Lesenring,
NJ. j. Staple Is A. W. Lee,
Bernard keely 10 S. NJ. Emminger,
Perciyal Baker 20 Thos. @. Nicely,
6 A. knculc 2l T. W. Jackson,
Jesse W. Knight 22 Geo, W. McGafy,
Wm. d. Albright % W. d. Moore J. A. Ell
I. l.. Hambright der and W. ii. Reed,
10 Joshua Boyer 2l Wm. Donnelly
IL JAG. s. Dillinger rs Richard Campbell
l2 Wm. NJ. Breslin 20 Samuel Ruth,
13 II. J. Brennan and 27 @. l.. Barrett,
+. A. Boamish 2S James IL. Stranahan,
IL r. r. Little 80 Person Church,
10 Peter Ent 80 Alfred Short,
FOR SECRETARIES
Charles H. Dougherty, Philadelphia.
b. +. Palmer, Pike.
James Atvell, Philadelphia.
A. B. Barr, Clarion.
Saml Foster, Sohuylkill.
]. l.. Detz, Dauphin.
b. NJ. Mead, Franklin.
C.M. Brockway, Columbia.
G. n. Parmlee, Warren.
A. V. Fletcher, Philadelphia.
p. Gray Meek, Centre.
And that the persons now holding the positions
of Sergeant alarms, Door Keepers and Messen-
gers be continued in these positions.
Attest: ROBERT p. DECHERT,
i. NJ. NEAL, Secy. Chairman.
On motion Of Colonel Wright, the
Convention proceeded TO nominate
candidates for Judge of the Supreme
Court. James r. Ludlow, of Phila-
delphia; James G. Thompson, of Phil
adelphia j. II. Graham, of Cumber-
land; William ElwelI, of Columbia
Harry p. Ross, of Bucks, and George
II. Barrett, of Clcarfeld, were placed
in nomination.
Ludlow~"...".."..".26 Elwell....."............29
Barrett ................Il
The names Of Judges Graham and
Barrett, were withdrawn.
The second ballot stood:
Ludlow.-..........."".7l Ross....... ..........2O
Elwell. Thompson............. o
Before the result was announced
the delegates commenced changing
their votes to Ludlow, and his nomi-
nation was made unanimous.
For State Treasurer, f. NJ, Hutch
inson, of Allegheny; Frederick Lauer,
of Berks; VIM. z. Willis, of Perry
Edward Perks, of Centre, Joseph Lau-
back, of Northampton; Wm. Ryan, of
Schuylkil; S. Gross Fry, of Philadel.
phia; Il. A. Mackey, of Clinton, were
placed in nomination.
The name Of S. Gross Fry was with
drawn and letter was read from l..
A. Mackcy, declining to be candi-
date, principally on the ground that
should he be nominated, his name be-
ing the same as the Radical candidate,
all tho votes cast in the city of Phila-
delphia would be counted in favor of
the Radical candidate.
The first ballot stood
Hutchinson. Perks................35
Lauer..................1s Laubach ..............H
Willis-........"..".... Ryan -.................
The homes of William p. Ryan and
James Laubach were withdrawn.
On the second ballot Hutchinson re-
ccived 66 votes; Lauer, 2S; Perks, 33.
The nomination of +. Hutchinson was
made unanimous.
The Chair appointed as the CON-
mittee, under Colonel Dechert's mo-
tion, the following committee to notify
the candidates OF their nomination
Colonel Robert p. Dechert, Hend-
rick B. Wright, William d. Moore, r.
j.. Monaghan, J. II. Hevorin, j. r.
Elcock, A. l.. Roumfort.
William ID. Moore, Of Allegheny,
moved that the committee that have
been appointed and the officers of the
Convention appoint tho Chairman of
the State Central Committee for tho
ensuing year Agreed to.
IL was then moved that the men,
bers of the State Central Committee
be appointed from each Senatorial dis
trict by The delegation from each dis.
triot. Agreed to.
Under the above resolution the fol-
lowing were appointed as the State
Central Committee: