The Trinity times., 1855-07-28

The committee also reported against the
following hames
ladian Crcek-Mr. Searl.
| Moneys Ecrry-D. b. MooRey.
On motion, the report of the committee on
credentials was accepted and unanimously
adopted as the decision of the Convention
On motion of c. Z. Williams, Esq Mr. l..
| Harris was elected permanent Chaigman
and MIR. b. p. briggs permanent Secretary
of the Convention.
A motion was made and supported, that
| the Convention proceed to ballot for candi-
date for meHiber Of Assembly. and the ques-
| ton being taken, the motion WAS decided
| carried
Messrs. A. J. Feltcr and w. w. Upton
We're announced as candidates.
\ motion was then made TINT the Chair
man and Secretary act as 1ehers
Mr. f. Bates hereupon sent up to the
| Chair the following resolution:
ReSoluei, That candidates for nomination
J before this Convention shgll in open conven
ton pledge their sacred honars rs men that
they are not at this time. nor have they been
members OF any political secret organization
whatever, and particularly the order In, wn
as the Know Nothngs, or the American
Party SO called, and we voting aiiirmatiycly
upon this resolution thereby declare that we
! are not members Of any secret political or.
ganization whatever, nor have We been such,
and h0se u0fiag negatirefy ShaH be consider
ed, unless satisfactorily erpioincd uhy he
eofes s., as membtrs If such pa, ~, and de-
ciaed 'q.?elled from he Conren. ion.
Which WIS decided by the Chair to be out
Of order.
Mr.. Bates hereupon moved that the vote
! by which the Convention resolved 10 proceed
10 ballot be resended.
The vote. being taken " viva voce," was
declared lost
a motion was then made TO reconsider
the same vote, and the Ayes aud y oes being
called for, resulted as follows:
Ayes-M. 1'erril, f. Bates, A. w. vii.
liams (2) II. Aukney, j. nocker, John Me.
I4oughln, II. i. Clemens, John Hooker (2)
Joseph Mctiilvray (2).
Noes IL Stafford, r. b. Chase, +. Sweet
(3) j. N. Fisher (2), j. Southard, G. T.
Williams, b. $. GuptlIl Is. +. briggs, John
NJ. Estes, John Owens c. f. Lynn, I. A.
Newman, Ihos. loung, }. Brouton.
Ayes, ~ Noes, A.
The noon was declared lost.
And on motion, it was resolved that the
chairman and secretary act as teers and
the convention vote by ballot.
The baOtlug having commenced Mr..
Harris, the chairman, rendered hrs rcspra-
ton OF the Office Of chairman, aud ON motion
Of {. +. Iynn, Esq the resignation Of the
! chairman was accepted and on motion, &.
+. Lynn, WAS elected chairman
The convention theal proceeded To ballot
for u candidate lor the office Of member oi
Assembly, ehhch resulted AS follows:
A. j. fclter, votes W. W Upton, ii.
Nbrcupon Mr.. Upton was declared
unanimously nominated.
On motion, the following gentlemen were
elected delegates to the Senatorial Conycn-
ton, to convene at NcayerVile Oh the 23d
instant:
H. J. Howe, C. f. Lynn, w. L. jackson
John full~idcr B. :. Gnp,H, j. VI. Peters
On mOt.Va, the following gentlemen wer,
elected as the Central Committee Of Tia,
County:
j. ". Fisher, J S. Pizer, ID. ". Potter
1hos. Young, T. A. Newman.
On motion, it was resolved that commit
tee Je appointed 10 prepare an address TO thf
p oplc Of Trinity County. Whereupon the
chasr appointed Aessfs. VI. Fisher, D
Potter, &. i. Williams, II. }. Howe, Mr..
Noycs, j. ; Ifizer, and 1os. Young.
Resoiped, That The proceedings of the
Convention Le plbI shd in lhe Ttnoiy
Times
The Convention then adjourned
G Z. Lynn, Chairman.
T. r. DEICGs, Secretary
PnILosoPHicAL FAcrs-Jhc onion, ii a
| said DESTROYS the attructiye body Of the mag,