The Nevada journal., 1852-08-28
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST rs, 1852.
Nevada Township Meeting.

NCV0OsA AVWoSnAR NceuAhhSs
A large and enthusiastic meeting ol
the wings of Nevada township assem-
bled st the court house on Saturday
evening, August 2lst, 10 appoint dele.
gates for the county convention. Long
before the hour appointed, the house was
crowded with true wings, among whom
the most excellent feeling prevailed.
The meeting being called to order,
Col. R. N. Wood was appointed chair
man, and A. A. Sargent, Secretary.
A motion was made that tho chair sp-
point q committee Of six to report names
Of delegates for the consideration Of the
meeting. Carried.
The chair declined the task assigned
it, on the ground that the duty Of the
committee was most important, and
should be discharged with careful eye
to the best interests of the whole party.
He requested that the nominations OH
the committee might come from the
feer entirely, in order that the sense Of
1he meeting might be more fully car
risd out.
This being agreed to, the following
gentlemen were chosen on the commit
tee, after several other names had been
proposed and withdrawn on the ground
that as the gentlemen might be presen-
ted by their friends as candidates to the
county convention, modesty and good
TASTE would forbid their active partici.
patton in the appointment Of delegates.
Commitfes-B. M. Coates, Wm. Mil
Ter, H. Davis, A. Rogers, A. A. Sargent,
NJ. w. Burnett.
On motion of MIR. Fisher, q committee
of Eve was appointed to draft resolutions
expressive of the sense of the meeting:
Committes-F. Fisher, E. w. Hill, C.
H. Seymour, Theo. Miller, E. R. Budd.
During the absence Of the committees,
appropriate and impressive remarks were
made by Theo. Miller, Esq, upon the
approaching contest, and the duty Of
wings. His speech was received with
much applause. .
The report Of the committee on dele
gates being received and accepted, the
following gentlemen were elected dele
gates, each name being voted for sepa-
ratsly:
Broad Street Messrs. S. ]. Sadler,
DR.. Livermors, M. w. Burnett, A. A.
Sargent. H. Davis, L. Sawyer, E. w.
Hill, J. Wall.
Main Strea-M essrs. J. n. Turner.
r. Little, A. Rogers, DR.. Moore, r. Cor
don, B. Dumars, B. Nj. Coates, Mr.. Nc
Roberts.
At this stage Of the action on the re-
port, Mr.. T. Miller moved that further
action on it be dispensed with, and the
remaining nominations come from the
floor. This was opposed by Mr.. Hecock
en- the ground that rs the delegation oI
Nsvads city had been appointed as re,
ported, Justice to the other precincts in
the township required similar mode Of
procedure in reference to them. The
whole proceedings should be quashed,
or regularly proceeded with. After con-
siderable discussioa the motion was ne.
gatived.
The committee was then completed
as follows:
Oayotecais Msssrs. ]. Fitz James, H
s. Crandsll, DR.. Palmer, w. Morrill,,
G. Parry.
Woods Rsvins-M Messrs. R. Bergman,
j. Beard.
Gold Rax-Col. Raymond, Mr.. Ben.
nett.
Deer Crsek-Messrs. McMann, r. B.
Hsccsk, w. Miller, c. Russell, Mr..
Watson.
Sugar LoaE--M 5. Tut, Mr.. Ed
wards, l.. B. Austin.
Yabd-Mr. WIN. Lindsey.
Wdshingtsn-M Msssrs. I, 'Tsrrsri, N.
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