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Domestic News December 2, 1854

The Perrysburg Journal

Perrysburg, Wood County, Ohio

What is this article about?

The Know-Nothing convention in Cincinnati, in secret session for two weeks, is set to adjourn on November 25 with full representation from all states, key figures present, and updates to their constitution and rituals made, but no discussion on presidential candidates.

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The "Know Nothing" Convention.—

CINCINNATI, Nov. 24.—It is understood the "Know-Nothing" convention, which has been in secret session here for the last two weeks, will adjourn to-morrow. The attendance has been very large, and each State in the Union has been fully represented.—

Among the representatives were Messrs. John M. Clayton, of Delaware, Ullman, of New York, Browne, of Pennsylvania, Lumsden, of New Orleans, and Mayor Conrad, of Philadelphia. The utmost harmony is said to have prevailed amongst them.

Important changes have been made in their constitution, a new ritual adopted, and all their pass-words, signs, &c., have undergone a complete alteration.

The question with reference to Presidential candidates was not brought up.

What sub-type of article is it?

Politics

What keywords are associated?

Know Nothing Convention Cincinnati Political Meeting Constitution Changes Secret Session

What entities or persons were involved?

John M. Clayton Ullman Browne Lumsden Mayor Conrad

Where did it happen?

Cincinnati

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Cincinnati

Event Date

Nov. 24

Key Persons

John M. Clayton Ullman Browne Lumsden Mayor Conrad

Outcome

important changes made in constitution, new ritual adopted, pass-words and signs altered; presidential candidates question not brought up; utmost harmony prevailed.

Event Details

The Know-Nothing convention held secret session in Cincinnati for two weeks with large attendance and full representation from each state; set to adjourn tomorrow.

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