{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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The National Convention, consisting Of
delegates from a number Of the States OF
the Union. met at Harrisburg, Pa. ON the
30th ult. pursuant 10 public notice. Ninety
FIVE delegates appeared from the following
States, and producing certificates Of their ap-
pointment took their seats: viz,


Connecticut 7.-Dclaware Ak Kentucky
4.-Maryland 4. 8.-Nlassachusrtts New
York 18.-New- Hampshire 5 New Jersey
9.-Ohio 7.-Pennsyvania l5.--Rhode Isl
and 4.-Vermont 5.--yirsnia 2. JoSthh
Rtner, Esq, Of Penn. was unanimously elect
ed President, and Jesse Buet, Esq. Of New
York, and frisby 2HgAman, Esq. of Mary
land, were elected Vice Presidents The
Secretaries were Win. Halstead, of New
Jersey, and Redwood Fisher, of Penn.


On motion it was resolved, that the reso-
luton of the Penns, lvania Society for the
promotion OF Manufactures and the Mechan-
! les Arts, passed on the 18th May 1927, re-
commenting the call Of this convention. be
read; and it was read accordingly, in the
words following, to wit:


RESOLVED, That the Pennsylvania Soci-
ETY. for the promotion Of Manufactures and
the mechanic arts, do earnesly call on
the farmers, manufactures and the friends
OF both branches of industry, to hold conven-
tions IN their respective States, as early
as convenient, in the month of June, next,
to appoint at least five delegates from each
state, to meet in general convention at Har.
rlsburg, Pennsylvania, on the thirtieth day
of July, to deliberate on what measures are
proper to be taken IN the present posture Of
their affairs"


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