The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-07-03

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MS oo,ly met in the Court House last Tues-
Gay and was called TO order bv Mr.. Thomas
D%NlS' chairman of the county committees
aItfr which Messrs. Geo. GeCdes and David
HoweilS We're elected secretaries Tbs Ist
OF districts was then called, and the ONLY
one not represented was Coneruaugh town
snip. {. T. Roberts, of Ebensburg was
then elected permanent President and after
assuming his duties, Capt. Kuhn, of johns
Town, offered resolution appointing Hon
Samuel Henry and George Z. Swank Esq
! representative delegates to the State Con
4 Convention, and recommending Mr. Ed
James, OF the Herald, as Senatorial delegate.
/ rms resolution, us we have been told. not
. being IN accordance with the previous az
Tthgrment, created great surprise to the
/ knoWlng ones, and, on motion Of AZ EbeuS-
Ourg delegate, II WAS promptly laid on the
taoIe. Mr. Davis then made a motion that
Hon. a a. Barker. lie declared the choice,
oI Cambria county for Congress and that he
/ ne authorized to appoint his own COufprecS
1t was supposed th;tt thiS motion would rive
rise to some discussion, rs it was well known
there was Formidable opposition in the
convention 10 Mr.. BarkeT'S nomination. but
not single word was said in its favor. nor
. did any deleg:lte raisu his voice in opposition
to 1t. Both It's friends and its foes seemed
afraid to touch or handle it. The motion
was carried by vote OF 81 yeas to 81 nays
beng = ma j1rity OF 8. GA motion the reSo-
IHtlon appointing The delegates TO the State
Convention, which had been tabled, was
then takeu mp and adopted i'm its original
town. was declared tLn ,I,,,ic ,f H..
yeution f,r I Tia,,t,.,,.,+ Z, ,,,+r,,,. I ,
empowered to select his own conferecS TO
choose i'm ,oriurrtiou viii tba cnnt;.T..s
from Blair county, u Senatorial! delegate to
the State Convention. The President there
uuou read a resolution which H. .,:I i,,I
been handed 10 him by ;tIelrCaip .derlarfr.r
in favor of the nomination of Robert b.
B,-ath, the present Surveyor General. fut
Secretary OF Internal Affairs and Har-
riSpn y Hen A;,,iif,T General II
.Inrt.J ,,i,l,o,,+ I,i,,,ss - Us
S.o,,,,,y a. 80 -, \, 80. l ''. a. "'' r'e
#O""" mere on 1urNiElN plalhiN drnpistr;t-
ted that. this resolution had been prepared
was Ir,,,rt l. t ,,Ior.j I', .'',,'
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= - - ~ - Us W ms
very ahroirly played George t Sv9uil
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WIS 1iH@~ht8i"ht n mas ll'h- me "HGHt To
nave added, or ~ 0nH 3"t"e aW..) TO noinl-
nate Cu;Iuiv- Ticket 'a,td thar ill.,. CoFys. H.
ton t iourn TO met a.li.l nj the call of tl,.
,.I;air;.,3n tn uou,:rgtl. ! rouut,. fi,I-at &c
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sIt,,I deem ry,,.di.ut TLi. r.s,Irft:rf, ,r., ~
rise ~ 4 very It,,;,,,ate7 ana cI.g.r,t I.ilatp
LII ,,.,.. ,-I,.,i;,.,t , -, l- RI. -
W w " ~, N'IS 'l'','" III ',H nos h',tS
MrCarIIrv, P,x,Br,,., ThomDs..a and several
others. The hercsolutiou, however. was event
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HISTORY CE THE potato lU if--ihn po-
tato Ing having settled down To hard work
in this rcpiDu n Il. S-Or. of the monster ,y.iI
H.. ~ ,,T-;,L +,,,,,.t."
> ''"' WIN 'Ii'1
Origlna!ly he nome OF this insect was cNclu-
@iE"iy in the Rocky Mountains. whrie il ted Du
"a species of wild ofutc, .tS1Iana,n rostrai nm.
Dunal "a plant fu1.ri "' ~ iu thut ~ On. With
tho cHlttVatiun of lii- p.,:utD iJI western k1I-
SIS unl Colorado it for~pul lis u"five food
piarO Which Is inSipid UHd somewhat IKE our
Gor~t. neTtic,l HIi 3''!t,pt q tlfo pnrutO. They
Ii~r iced UVon tn" tomato and c%g plant. which
belong ia UhC s3tsfft. family t,ukuIc;Utl - tn"
putstto Thcy prefe he u4c pl;tiIt 10 J..e pU-
tIfn. and The latter TO th, tomato.
Totatn patch to potato iEtt tch. tho lsJrc OF
~ J.,t-iIrN HiiG aNtstr fhr St.is.ii tic ndIt.
Of fHi- beetle is .'JUI phura ten IilCSta saw
ana il should not Ia, cUufOuGaGI with tit,l,
vc-y similar in aDp' rance. tailcd by scientists
DpTNpEer;i iunCta. Gcruur.' The. latter, feed
lr'liucii>t i-iHn) ara il@-er touch The potato
mere are three br0odS. Sntar say hVc, OF tie
tuIniirsl potato Octle IN a. sittN'Il bIt - the
t"Wtit = continue laying their oNd Tor iOTtE
days or more, EYe have tne y.r,lS pf all SE.-5
during th" summer. The first brood wES batch
Icy b-.rieS that pa-s,.d tng wiutnr-i i'm III. papa
STATE, IN the gTuuEG- IL" Different summer
hTD'ts require 1bC!t th.rtN-SIN dgN+t - 0ptln
perfection from the egg. tho iatNHg of iHr last
hrou&. remain in The %rcurd all N!ut,r and
Each female de2ouS!ts Iol or,o5c Eggs IN 9r2nps.
9l tftn y5i[s e % Or in.la{ on ;Sr
+i,,.r.,j yyitf yaneti,I reIs, have ityn rows OF
h,c< he side lac, lc.,I ilHd feet arc
bne5. rhe larya q flIalIy remain o9 rhe under