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dates for Governor duu Seiiai Cohit.i'"ioii y
and the appointment of Senatorial Delegates 10
the Baltimore Convention, as announced IN our
paper Yesterday, the Convention proceeded to IN
Intellectual ballot for Senatorial Electors for Pres
ident and Vice President, and adjourned.


WEDNESDAY, NoRHIse aiarohe


The balloting fer Senatorial Electors was pro-
ceeded with, and after three more trials, CHESTER
BUTLER, of Luzerne, and TOWNSEND HAINEs, OF
Chester, were declared elected. The 1eliowng
Electoral Ticket for the several Congressional
Districts throughout the State was then brought
forward by the Delegates from the respective
Districts, and unanimously confirmed:
Districts Electors COUNTIES


JOSEPH G. CLARKsoN Philadelphia.


H. JOHN P. WETHERILL. Philadelphia.


III. JOHN ID. NiNEsTEEL. Philadelphia.


IV. JOHN S. LITTELI..- Phila. Ger mt ~


V. ELEAzER T. Mcdowell. Bucks.


VI BENJAMIN FRICK Montgomery.


VII Isaac w. VANLES. ...--. Chester.


VIII WILLIAM HESTER. Lancaster


TX. JOHN S. HESTER. Berks.


X. JOHN kILLINGER- Lebanon.


XII ALEXANDER E. Brown Northampton.
XII. JONATHAN J. SLocUM.-.. Luzerne
XIII HENRY DRINKER. Susquehanna.
XIV. JAMES sPoLLocK--.---.--No Northumberland
XIV. FREDBR1cK WATTS 1900 Cumberland.
XVI DANIEL NJ. SMYsER... Adams.
XVII. JAMES MATHERs- ------..J Junlata
XVIII. ANDREW j. OGLE-- Somerset.
XIX. DANIEL W.WAsHABAUGHBedford


Xxx. JOHN l.. COVE. Washington.
XXI. ANDREW w. LOOMS Allegheny.
XXI. JAMES M. POWER Mercer.
XIII. WILLIAM A. IRWIN. Warren.
XIV. BENJAMIN HARTsHoRNE. Clearheld.


A State Committee was then appointed, and
aft WIN Ich n
eloquent Address was delivered by Hon. RoBT. Y.
CONRAD, of Philadelphia, and the Convention
adjourned sine die.


The Locos are getting along " no better very
fast" At noon on the 9th, they had taken no ballot
for candidate for Governor To show some
thing of the spirit which animates the Wings, we
copy the following from letter, which should
have reached us Wednesday night:


HARRrssuRG, March 5, 1871
Tetae Editor of The Tribune: D c,o,aho,e
this dav placed in nomination Gen JOSEPH hlAK-
KLE, of Westmoreland County, as their canddn'e
for Governor. He is, in the language OF the oi'ef-
ent delegates arhole te0n-and an 1he language
of history, he is HARRIsON'S FIGHTING car
TAIN. The Western delegates pledge themselves
10 plant their standard the highest peaks OF the
Alleghenies with 900 majority for the old Hero
and the East will meet them more than hall way
Hurrah for the keystone State now All is right
here, and when you hear speak next fall, IT will
be as with the blasts of ten thousand bugles? DO
not think that is brag, for it Is solemn fact and
sober reason The Loco Focos are dead-dead =
dead


EAST TENNEssEE.-The Wings Of East Ten
nessee held their Convention on the 22d nit. at
Knoxville. 1t was large and spirited, and It's pro-
ceedings marked with the greatest unanimity.
The following nominations for Presidential Elect
ors were made:


Electors County


I..THos. A. r. NELSON. Washington.


URoBERT N. HYNDs Jefferson.
III JOHN H. CRoZIER ....-.--knox.


The Electoral nominations for the State are
now complete The Delegates to the Baltimore
Convention, and three alternates, were also ap-
pointed, an Address to the People adopted, and
great amount of interesting business transacted,
having reference to the approaching Presidential
contest. Col VIM. Heiskell, of Monroe, presided
in Convention


WHIG VIcToRy IN TRoy.-At the Charter Elec-
ton in Troy, on Tuesday. GuRpoN CORNING, a
staunch Wing, was elected Mayor by majority
of 34l votes. The Wing thus gives the vote: