Liberty Party Senatorial Convention

Ata Convention of Delejrates f rom the several c unties in the 31 Senatoria! district, held piienant to previous not:ce. at Iho Court House, in'tlio vi' lage ot' Knlnniozoo, the íneciing was called to order by appointing; L. F. Stevens, Chuirmao, and A. 11. Eduardo Secretan. After a few preliminary reraarks by Mr. Gurney, of St. Joseph county, the Convention woB addressed by Mr. Ripley, of New York. On mohon, tho convention procecded taballot for a ccndidate for Senator, to bo tuippoertd in November next. Whcrenpon, John P. Mirl, was unanimonsly nominaled by ihe convention. The meeting t!ien adjourncd until 8 o'clock P. JM. The Con vont ion met purauant io adjoummont. On motion ofC. Gurney. A. II. Edwards, N. AI. Thomas-, and II. Montague, were apjviinlod a conimiííeo of correspomk-ncc for ihe en8ninr year. Mr. Gurnoy he'ms called npon for some remarles, responded in a ve. ry eloquent address in favor of political AntiSlnvery iciion. The omvention adjourned tint il June L3d,at 3oVlock A.M. June 2S I, convention met pursuant to adjournnjeiit. On inoi ion resolved, tliat tlie proccedings ofihU cmivention be signed by the Cliairman, nnd Secretan-, nnil putilished in Ihe 'Signal of Liberiy,' Ann Arbor, and the 'Rulamazoo Gazetïc. Ou ir.otion the Convention odjournad sinc die.