The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-12

o; Warren, !, w aSltngtoD, D w dy ue. 1, loWd,
! ], Clark, |; Guthrie,l.
| And the following as the delegates in atten-
dance and duly entitled to seats in this Con-
ventlon:
Appanoose-I Kister.
Boone-John A Mcfarland
| Clalk-llenry Allen.
Cinton-Wm G Haun, S ii Samueis
Dalas-W w Millen.
Decatur-Henry Allen.
Delaware-J A Hooker.
Des Moines-W f Coolbaugh, A w Car
penter, w Woods and w Webber, George
Snyder, j c Hall, J l. Corse.
Dubuoue-T S Wilson, A ID Anderson, N
Il Merritt.
DAVIS Carpenter, II Dunlavey.
Guthere-T Bryan.
Henry-Wm Thompson, Leroy G Palmer.
Jackson b Dorr DIR L F Clark, --Sulli-
van.
Jeffar.on--Chas Neeus, II Gibson.
Iowa William Downward.
Johnson-Mornan Reno, James III Cover, 5
Workman, Paul Anders
Keokuk- Mllls S Reeves
Lee-Geo ii Williams, Guy Wells. J P Her-
nish, Gen Lee, I b Cumming, John A
Frazer VIM A Thurston, + Johnston, DIR J G
Walker, Geo Newson, J G Mcfarland, NJ
Reed
Lnn-D 0 Finch.
Lucas-Henry Allen.
Isuisa-W VIM Blake, + B Trip, DIR Bell, Jr.
Madison Samuel Gray.
Mahaska-E w Eastman.
Maron-J Smith Hooton.
Muscatne-D G Cloud, A Parvin, Charles
Neatly, T. Fletcher.
Poik-M !. Morris, VIM 7 Marvin, Gray,
r |. Tidrick.
| Scott Hiram Price, A Corbin.
Van Bursn-John Mitchell, A Hall, FL n
Shelby, Seth Mllington.
Wapello-Jas C Ramsey, Geo Gilaspe.
Thos G Given, WIN H Brumfed.
Washngton--i III Wilson. d l. Parker.
Which report was unanimously adopted.
1t having been announced that the Commit
tee TO report officers, &c, were prepared TO re-
port J. l.. Corse, Chairman, in behalf OF said
committee, submitted report recommending
the following gentlemen as the permanent 9TH
GERS of the Conventions
For President, Hon VIM THOMPSON, of Henry
For Vice Presidents, GEO NhwsoME, Of Lee;
Gen RAMSEY, of Wapello; Gen. FLETCHER,
of Muscatine. t&
For Secretaries, ID Q Finch of Linn; S Ii
Samueis, of Clinton.
And the Committee further recommend that
the rules of the Senate of the State of Iowa be
adopted for the government of this Convention.
Which report was unanimously adopted.
Hon WIN Thompson, upon taking the chair,
as permanent President, addressed the conven-
ton in a neat and energetic speech.
On motion, the Convention then proceeded to
the nomination of State officers.
On motion of j G Hall, G w McCleary was
nominated by reclamation as a candidate for
Secretary of State and VIM Pattee for Auditor.
On motion of J w Wood, the convention pro-
ceeded TO ballot for Treasurer.
II Dunlavey and Elk Gov Briggs were APP
pointed as tellcrs.
The following was the result of the first ballot:
Nj l. Morris received 10l votes.
J Michler g is 6
w G Clark sc
Scattering,
NJ L. Morris, having received majority OF
all the votes cast, was declared duly nominated
as the candidate for that office
On motion, the convention then proceeded to
the election of four Delegates to the Baltimore
Convention.
The following was the result of the first ballot:
George Gillaspie, los votes
w f Coolbaugh, 100 $
S ) Carpenter, W
z b Bradley, IS
S Workman, 81 /"
VIM. Smyth, So
II ,nnear;nr that P. 3. Brady. w. f. Cool
hauph s s CarDenter and George Gillaspie,
had minority Of all the votes cast, they were
declared duly chosen as delevates.
On motion. a committee CONSISTING of Judge
Wilson of DUBUQUE. e w Eastman Of Mahaska
and J C Hall of Des Moines county, were ap.
pointed TO recommend alternates
Wbereu,cn the committee. through their
chairman, judge Wilson, recommended as fol-
lows:
A ternate tor P B Bradley, VIM. Smyth 70.
w Z coofb,urb w A Thurston. for George
GiyIasnie. Curtis Bates for S. S. Carpenter, b
P palmer,
Which report was unanimously adopted.