The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-11
NUMBER 80
Dem CO,v
AUBURN, June q 1859

rhnui",' Hal. rhe meeting uas called
III " der hy P. w. rhpnas. Esq., and on
motion ilnn y fitzsintnon. was elerf-
ei President, Ca"t ! N,e and e. Brown
E-I Vice Pr".i,lcnts, aud p. Lynch and
II. A. Srpti'lh, E>q"s, Serret,rira.
On notion, II r"nnittee Il np r-eden-
fi,ls was "pp ,int-d, who reported The To-
ln>eing rotn:
Township NJ. I, 6 dsegare.; No 2,
IS ~; y" 8, IS do; No. a. TO-; No.
S. IS d.; NJ 6, 6 do No. 7. 4 du.-
Tot |, t8
On morion, a committee of two from
csc h town-h'n WIS app ,inrpd 70 fix the
nnn'"r of dclcgat"- each township was
'ntlilrd t., md ~ present IL the runven-
non prnuer perSnrs 20 attend thn te
Convention "a Delegates from pl...r
county. whirh committee reported the
tollwino Deleg ,te>, who were unani-
nnrn.l, pl.rtpi:
ownshp w. l--B. Fairfield
Township NJ. . ". Ncrarty. w
Greer, 6. W. Ro<erran-, n. Vnn.on.
TovnSh'p No. 8 5. e.. Astin, John
Nye, n. A Scofeld.
Township No. d James O'Neil.
Township \". 5-N Iliam y cClurc.
Township -. Hen. st Cl,ir.
Township n" john Il. HilI.
On n"fion, Hon II. F'z.imnons WIS
appointed Delegate at large for the
county.
'opt. John Nyp Introduced the follow
ING reS"luri"", which was adopted with
the n"sr enthusiastic TN n,niry
Re>"ived |h't for the 'nea-ures re-
r"in"enhed hy the present Executive Of
fhis Statr-nrn>treS idrnt, fed with, ap-
proved of, aud sanctioned hv The Demo-
crHfir party-and for which he has been
most grossly and ma ignnntIy vilfied and
abused, We ner.n it but simple Justice To
j ~ nnI to n" Drrnorr ,cy, =" vindirate
his polif'rni course, hy his rr-nn,n,nt'on
and re -eI'ction; and in mi view We Piled q
for John Biehr Fl st, n~t, and ALL THE
e, ~ IN" coming State Convent ON,
the faith aud support "f' Placer rnnnty.
\nd ~" call upon aud nhurc the Deuo-
Grey at "nr SISTER "onnie, to h, hea nlR.1pA
IN ir ranks, and unite cordiaiiy and zeal
"uSly upon the head Of the ticket.
The TOT owing reS"ilitiOn was introduce
sd hy Nr. e. \ Turtle hirh was ndopt.
ed with I'm 'niulifv and cordi,iits:-
Resolved, Ihlt this Convention hes
the fullest conf ience in the ability AMI
Integrity of \ tXanIer Wells. one of the
Justices Of the Supreme Courf, whose
term at office "a about Ia expire and would
r"rom'nend To sheir Delegates to exert
their Influence 10 secure hi> >re-nomlnntioD.
j he toll wing reS'lu'inu, introduced by
+. tions'"n, E-'i ncro np'n'ed with one
ot tn" most 81 qu"nt and rfertivc >peech-
o. 'd" IN Con> ention, WAS carried uiian-
innu>l,:
| Resolved. I haf 'hr al:eady strong, A. d
It'll increasing importance of Pl ce, coun.
~ 'uE"rinu>ty demands new spa per as n
med un through " hrh rorr-rf political
- we'll ~ general information may be dis
-eIilunfpd
Resolved, That said newspaper ha
"wnrd and controlled exclusively hy the
Democracy "f Placer, through ~, inh,-
vidnal ar individuals appointed for ,hat
purpose.
On pnfipr, the following gentlemen,
Nrs~rs Fairfield. Npnnr, thriss, N-ff,
BonSf, Iutfle, Quirk, Thuuts and Hall,
wfr" appointed '"nl'l,itter ~ iuqu re
INTO the ira>'hIIif, and expectancy Of cnr-
r,I'g INTO "ff-rr ia" fpreg0jpg rpS"Iutinns,
who were instructed 10 rrporr " ithln one
MONTH To IN" County enir'I Committee.
On mnrion of II \. Sr"fplt, F-q n
""r,ir'ifte" was appointed ~ wait upon
ii"n. !. w. Me orkIe, and request him
10 addr-sS the Convention.
The on, enrIon III 7o':lock took n re.
res- fIli SP.M
| Cow V"nIIn, re assembled M 8 P. NJ.
Hon Jos. W McCork e was introduced
TO the meeting 10y f.. Brown, E-q and
,dh eS-ed the CouvrntIon in brief, prrti-
nrnf speech xplani tory of his course IN
nnyres~, setting forth the position he
aId h.> roile lyne had assumed upon the
Qur-ti"nS involving the interests of The
r.ur.k, state the dItficu trs they h d tO
nv-rcnne, and The SiIccr-- attending their
IrxertIon$ His reiHItk- were of no elrc.
fioueerlug rhlrarters interfering IN no
mauner "iiII the present pulirrrl q i"s-
tinns ng finig the STATE, hut Mere f-r>es
inrc}l,lr nd b ,ppv, and rereiyed wifh en-
rhu,ia,rjr and continued applause; aud On
hi com'iu>ipn, three hearty cheers were
gwen tor &c, orkle.
On 'fn''on oi f Brown, Esq the del.
rgati"n WAS eInpp"trsd to FL all vacan-
les occurring through the absence 0f
Delegates or their proxies.
| \ vote of thanks was rendered TO the
rtfi ers 1T the Conventions; AMI u ipnnts
of the proceedings was ordered printed in
the Pl cer Herald and the Democratic
1 State Journal
The Conyrnfi,n then adj ,urned sins