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The report was accepted.


Mr.. Dingley, of Androscoggin, moved that
in all ballots taken by the convention the
chairman of each county delegation receive
the votes for his county, in its place. After
the votes have been given, the chairman OF the
several county delegations shall retire sfrom
the hall, count the same, and report the result
of the ballot through the chairman to the con-
Yention. In making the motion Mr.. Dngley
said he did so as he thought it would command
itself to every delegate. 1t would facilitate
the business of the conventions as each delega-
ton would vote at the same time, save time,
and tho resalt would be correct. He hoped
the motion would prevail.
Mr.. j. w. Porter OF Penobscot, hoped the
motion would not prevail, fer the reason that
no one man delegated for the purpose would
be satisfactory to any large delegation. He
thought the friends of each candidate should
have man in the committee who received
and counted the vote.
Mr.. Dingley thought Mr.. Porter msappre-
hended. He thought there were gentlemen
who were chairmen Of the delegations, who
were friends of both candidates and that his
plan would make no difference in the result
If not followed, in such very large conven-
ton he thought it would take over two houos
for ballot
The chairman put Mr.. Dingley's motion and
it prevailed.
Mr.. Bowers of York, moved each county
delegation report the names of gentlemen to
serve on the committees on permanent organi-
cation, resolutions, and state, and to name a
vice president. Mr.. Bowers motion was car
ried.
Mr.. T. N. Dow of Cumberland, moved that
the temporary Organization be made perma-
nent. Carried.
Mr.. Hale declared the convention duly
organized, the following committees having
been reported:
Eugene Hale.
VICE PRESIDENTS.
Androscoggin-Hon r. Prince
Aroostook-A A. Burlegb.
Cumberand-,I. j. Perry
Franklin. b. Morrison
| Hancock-A. H. Buzzell
| Kennebec--J r. Bodweu.
Knox-F. s. Wall.
Lincoln-David Chamberlain.
Oxford-H. NJ. Beatce.
Penobscot Hon. Chas. Shaw.
Piscataquis-Judge E. j. Hale.
Sagadahoc-T. W. Hyde.
Sonerset-,Dudge Waugh.
| Waldo-W III. Hunt.
Washington-Stephen Longfellow.
| York-John Hall.
COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS.
Androscoggin-F. NJ. Drew
| Aroostook-G. NJ. Park.
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES W. Woodman.
Franklin-P. H. Stubs.
Hancoek-J. T. Hincllley.
| Kennebec-Alden Sprague.
| Knox-O. G. Hall.
| Lincoln-A. r. G. Smith.
| Oxford-Geo. A. Wilson.
| Penobscot-J. s. Wheelwright.
| Piscataquis-C. L. Dunning
| Sagadahoc-N. S. Purinton.
| Somerset-Stephen Coburn.
| Waldo-Daniel o. Bowen.
Washington-C. b. Rounds.
| ,York-M. b. Wentworth.
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
Androscogg1n-E. M. Shaw.
| Aroostook-C. W. Porter.
Cumberland-Benj. Kingsbury Jr
Franklin-H. B. Prescott.
Hancock-G. McAllister.
| Kennebec-J. Berry.
| Knox-H. L. Shepherd.
Lincoln-A. Blossom.
Oxford-H. A. Kills.
Penobscot-T. j. Peakes.
Piscataquis-Levi McKusick.
Sagadahoc-T. Fl. Sprague;,
| Somerset-Dr. C. D. Morrill,
| Waldo-Pho Hersey.
| Washingto nv. l.. Coffin.
| York-L. Andrews.
STATE COMMITTEE.
| AndroscOg9n-f. Y. wing
| Aroostook-F A. Powers.
| Cumberland-F. N. Dow.
| Eranklin-J. Morrison, Jr.
Hancock-J. ID. Hopkins.
| Kennebec-J. II. Manley.
Knox-E. S. Sprague.
Lincoln-S. s. Marble.
Oxford-J S. Wright.
Penobscot-C A. Boutelle.
Piscataquis-W. P. Young.
Sagadahoc-J. W. Wakefield.
Somerset-L. j.. Walton.
Waldo-Joseph Farwell.
Washington-Austin Harris.
York; f. Hamilton.
Mr.. j. W. Porter moved the convention pre-
coed to ballot for Governor at go p. m. (Crie
of no. and thereafter Immediately procee'
to ballot for four Congressman on one ballot.
Mr.. J. A. Homan of Augusta, moved t
amend by having the motion read that tn