Ellsworth American., 1874-06-25
VICE PRESIDENTS.

VICE PRESIDENTS.
Androscoggin-J. l.. ii. Cobb.
Aroostook-Dayi Ia ndall Of Island Fails.
Cumberland-William Gould OF Windham.
FrAnklin-E. X. French.
Hancock-N IN. l.. Hadlock OF Cranberry
Isle.
hennebec-George Clifford ofVassalboro.
knoX-C. +. LttleislI.
Lineoln-Eben thoate.
OXford-George l. Beai of Norway.
Peaobscot = Newell Blake Of Bangor.
Piscatsquis-C. H. b. Woodbury. OF Fox
croft.
sagadahoc-R L. Carr Of Bowdoinham
somerset-L. II. WEBB Of Hartland.
Waldo-Wm. NJ. Rust Of Belfast
WashlngtOa-E. l.. Pattangall OF Pembroke
Iork-S. II. Gould.
STATE COMMITTEE
Androscoggin-wm L. FRYE.
Aroostook-iienryO o. Perry.
Cumberland-S. T. fullcn.
Franklin-A. Il. :. Davis.
Hancock-J. ID. Hopkins.
kennebec-Jamss u. Blaine
knox,. II. II. Hewitt.
Linco.n-S. : Marble.
OXford-Enoch Foster Jr.
Penobscot-J. W. Porter.
Pisestaquis-E. A. Thompson.
sagadahoc-F. ID. sewall
somerse-S. J. Walton.
Wsldo-Fred Atwood.
Wsshington-Nelson :. Allen.
lOra-John Hall.
COMMITTEE on REsoLu rIoSs.
Androseoggin-W. F. Goulding.
Aroosiook-John B. Weed Of Littleton.
Cuuberland-Thomas b. Reed Of Portlsnd.
Franklin-Charies j. Talbot Of Wilton.
Hancoek-L. A. Emery Of Ellsworth.
kenneoec.-John l.. Stevens OF Augusta.
knoX-G. w. White.
Lincoln Orren McFa Fad,len OF Dresden.
Oxford-E. w. Woodbury. Of Bethel.
Penob>cot-F. a. Wilson Of Bangor.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Flint OF Dover
sasadaApc-J. W. Spaulding Of Richmond.
somerset-S. ID. Lindsey OF Norriigewoek.
Waido-S. l.. Milliken of Belfast.
Washinston-L. G.. Downs OF Calais.
lork-John Z. Butler Of fiiideford.
Mr.. Perkins. or Poland, for the Commit
tee on Permanent Organization, reported
that the temporary organization be made
permanent. The report was accepted
At this point. +. A. Wilson, Esq, OF
Bangor, in a few well-chosen and compli.
mentary words moved that Hon. Nelson
DINGHY. jr.. OF Lewiston, be nominated Tor
Governor by acclamation. Mr.. Pullen, of
Portland, seconded the motion. aud in do
Ing SO remarked that Mr.. Dingley had
proved himself an able, faithful and honest
chief magistrate, rendering his renomina-
ton not only a credit to the party, but
TO the State. The motion was put. and
taken by rising vote every member ris-
ing. The President than announced that
HON. NELSON DISGLEY, ,JR..
was the unanimous nominee of the Conven-
ton for Governor. The announcement was
received with hearty applause.
On motion Of Mr.. Pullen. the Conven-
ton adjourned until two o'clock.
AFTERNOON
A little after two o'clock the Convention
was called to erder, and Hon. Thomas b.
Reed, Of Portland, from the Committee on
Resolutions, reported the following:
l. The Republican party should not be con-
tent with its past record, but, reiterating its
former declaration OF principles, should move
forward to meet new issues as they arise.
2, II is high and plain duty to return to
specie basis at the earliest prxct icsbe day, not
only in compliance with legislative and party
prosperity.
8. We belivc the time has come when this
can be done or at least begun with less embsr-
to every branch Of industry than at
any future time, after resort has been made to
unstable aud temporary expedisnts To stimulat
unreal prosperity aud speculation on a basis
other than coin ss the recognized medium Of
exchange throughout the commercial world.
T.. The Republican party of Maine approves
Of the action Of the President in vet0ing the
Dill known - the currency bin.
8: Our delegation in Congress are entitled
to the gratitude Of the people for their earnest
ADD enectual opposition TO jobbery, extrava-
Iance and oorTuption, and for their efforts In
behalf OF an honest and economical government,