Senatorial Convention: For The Signal Of Liberty

At a Convention of the ljiborty party of the four.li .Senatorial Dfctrfct, heWot Albion, aree abie to previoua noticc, on thTSsth of September, Thomas AIT.ee was called ro ,hc chair, and V ulorus Meckcr ÜföbmicU Sccretnry The Convcntion ben2 orlzcú, procceded by nn .nform.l ballot foracandi.la.c ,o be supported by the L.berty pnrty oft,3 district lor „ Sena.o, m the S.atD'Legislature for he regular term, in plnce of Hon. T. E. Gidioy, whose term of of. fice cvp.res on the 3lst of December next. The ballot resulted in the choico of Valorus Meekcr, of Ingham, whcreupon t was unanimously Resolved, That Valorirs Mceker, of I,T.ham County, bo our candidato for Senator in tho State Legislatura for tho regular term of uvoyenrs. On taking an informal ballot for a candidate to hü the vancancy occasioned by the dcnth ofHon. Henry Hew.tt, the result of the ballot was in favor of Erna; us Hnssey. Resolved, That Eras.us Hntey, of Calhonn County, be our cnndidate for Senator to iill ihe vncnncy. Resolved, That Jabez S. Fitch and G. L. 1 nndlc be a committee to draft an addiess to the elector? of the district, and that the same be pubIislied in the poliucal papers. On motion, Ile3olvcd, That a committee of threo be nPPontcd as a Central Senatorial Commitiee lor this district. Whereupon, Joscph E. Gilbert, E. T John son and John White were appointsd said committee. Resolved, Thai the proceedings of this meeting be pubhshed in the Signal of Liberty.