Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-09-05
PROCEIDINas
OF THE
01n..'a.i.S.asa Convention.

lne nan oil the House OF representa-
tives, at Harrisburg, on Wednesday
August 22, 1877, for the purpose Q
putting State ticket in the field.
The Convention was called to orde
by Hon. VIM. McClclland, Chairman
of the State Central Committee.
Mr.. McClelland said As Chairman
of the State Democratic Committee i
becomes my duty to call this Conven
tion TO order However great lh,
temptation may be to make any
I lengthy remarks on the present on
! conraging position of the party, | shall
; refrain from doing so, knowing tha
you have come here rather to do worl
than to listen to speeches. Every
Democrat throughout the State O
Pennsylvania is looking to you to-day
gentlemen, for work which they car
endorse at the polls, not only this yeai
but in the years that are to come
Hoping that harmony may control all
your deliberations, and that the work
done by you shall be commended by
all right thinking men, | will proceed
TO the organization of the Convention
for the purpose Of ascertaining who
are delegates to the Convention.
The Chairman then appointed the
following gentlemen as Secretaries
Doorkeepers and Pages
Secretaries--Maior Il. McConkey
A. d. Boileau, James w. Patterson
IL. d. Tate, p. G. Hammer, Arthur
Fitzpatrick, George S. Coburn, VIM. +.
McCulley and Peter Madden.
Sergeant at-Arms-General Joseph
f. Knipo.
Assistants-John Shelter, William
ii. Schofield and George W. Osler
Doorkeepers- Edward Conway Levi
A, Weaver, VIM. II. Reel, John b.
Grouse, Michael Bradley, John Mona
CHAN, Frank Bloomer, John McLaugh.
llh, james " Nell, larry Malloy, Chas.
| Burns, Nj. Mcclellan, James King and
| Thomas MrGowan
~ 80 %. 49,. CT.
IaSes-Joel baliey, Malachl Shea-
| ban, Geo. Huffman and Parker Smith.
The roll of delegates ,vas ,ben collnd
onJ os, dol1,'a,ss - o..,'e', 80 ~ =. . ho;,,
""" -"i uViVB"tVS hhs"ereu W tneli
names.
The first name called on the roll was
Ior,,aL,- Sonn,a,,;ai 49,, g., Dill
oVhatori"i u"ieBate iro'i l MI
adelphla, and contest was announced.
! For A n. Din of Cumberland and
H. Ta..L II ~. -. ~,
hu"nis, Josopn H. Neeicy was suusu-
! tutCQ, and Tor Colonel Guthrie, oil pltts-
! burph ok. Sneaker s. II Patterson was
.nke,;3,,ol r., A.. c..i,L.,,. n,
Suos','u'ou. roi MI otellnau,i = oui-
teenth Legislative district OF Ghlladel-
phia, Thomas Il. Jenkins was substi-
intod Co.. Jsooo d paobtoI Eonr,L
,s'Ne ,'a1o -, ' w :,
ulslflct, OF ocnuylklll, hon. james ID.
| Reilly was substituted ]. ID. Findley
was s,hs,it,tod tor TotFarso, Raynolds
W. '', ~ u's.'.u'N' 20 ~ nVi1
OF Armstrong Tor Or. j. H. Brickley,
OF York, w. b. Stewart was substituted
sENAIohiAL DhhhuAiES'
/. Phladelphia-P. II. 0rmsby.
2. Pbiadelphia-IIon. Geo. NJ. Dallas.
3. Phladelphia-samuel d. Mccartney.
4. Phiadelphia-James J. Fisher.
5. Philadelp lphia-James McDeyitt.
O. Philadelphia Sanders
Z. iladelphia-Charles Bristley.
8. Phiadelphia-D. D. Mccormick.
.. Delaware-Col. W. Cooper Talley.
10. Bucks-Levi L. James.
II. Berks-H. @. L. Crecelius
70. Montgomery J. O. Smith.
l3. Lancastcr-Jacob W. PontE.
"a. Lancaster-Wm. McDevitt.
l5. Dauphn-Levi WolGnger.
10. Lehigh-Joseph Hunter.
II. Lebanon-George Rigler.
is. Northampton--C. NJ. Aus,ett.
~. Chester-EEra Evans.
20. Luzorne-llon. +. D. Collins
2l. LuIeTne-IIon. h. d. Koons.
22. Monroe, Pike and carbon-Hon. A. O.
Diodhead, Jr.
20. Bradford and wyoming-Coi. j. y. Means.
:" ~ nycem,ng' monaour, SULLIVAN ana. OOum-
25. Tioga, Potter and McKean-F. q. Churchill.
20. Wayne and Susquebanna-T. J. Hamm.
27. Union, Snyder aud Northumberland-W
| II. Dill.
2s. York-David Small.
20. schuykill-Guy h. Farquhar.
20. sehuylkill-llon. Joel b Mccamant.
81. Juniata, Mifnin and Perry--sam1 Walker.
32. Cumberland and Adams-Jos. H. Neeley,
substituted for DR.. A. b. Dill.
80. Franklin and Hnutingdon--IIo W. s.
stenger.
81. Centre, CloarGtl ID and Clinion-Adam Hoy.
S5. Cambria and Blalr-R. L. Johnston.
36. Bedford Somerset and Fulton-E .Raueh
81. Indiana aud JeiIerson--Jos. NJ. Thompson.
3s. Cameron, Elk, Clarion and Forest-lIon.
VIM. L. Corbett
80. Wcsimoreland-A. A. Stewart.
40. Fayette and Greenc--H. c. Pollock
IL. Butler and Armstrong-Jo NJ Roth
~. Allcgheny-Hon A. @. Coohrane.
4s. Allegbeny--John b. Larkin
a. Allegheny-S. Y. Patterson, substituted for
Colonel P. N. Guthrie.
IS. Alegheny-J. X. p. Duff.
49, Beaver and washington-Hou Jno. Birch.
AZ. Lawrence and Mercer-John X. Packard.
4s Warren and venango-D. W. q. James
49, Erie--Georgo A. Allen.
so. Crawiord-Willam Nash.
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Adams-Edward 5. Reilly and Raphael Sherry.
Allegheny
LOWS Martin, Victor H. Pauline and a.
NJ. D. Knox.
z. Charles n Anderson and John A. Hare
3. Patrick White
T. Patrick Foley, kigsley 1. ooonnor' = A.
cosgraye and j. d. Hughes
D.. j.. II. MeCrecry and NJ. McNamara'
o. VIM DeTsan and Herman Handel
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