The Nevada Democrat., 1856-09-10

The county being entitled to five members of
the Assembly, the following were placed in
nomination: Messrs. W. C. Wood p H. Pierce,
E. NJ. Davidson, PHI Moore, NJ chael Cassin, f.
W. Thayer, c. L. Morris, Vim. Scott VIM. ].
Knox, J. P. Burkn, J. c. Duffy aud II. P. Sweet
land The names of Messrs. Kaox, Sweetland
and Burke being withdrawn the five first above
named received the nomination. Messrs. Wood,
Pierce and Davidson being nominated by ac-
clamation.
On motion the township delegat'on then pro-
ceedrd to nominate delegates TO the State Con-
vent;on. The following were reported to the
convention as having been selected w: from
Eureka James H. Parry, a. Jacobs; Bridgepor',
n. C. BRYAN. J. II. Esseltyne; Neoads, Amos T,
Lard, Charles Kent John r. Mcconnell, Hnnry
Mercd tn; Grass Tlley. C. J. Lqnsin~, Henry
Woodwork; PoVqh and Ready, I. n Va Hagan,
NJ. F. Grant; Washington, ]. B. Pruitt; Lille
York, Joseph Gardner
The following were then selected to compose
the County Central Committee for the ensuing
year:
For Grass ValIev c. J. Lansin~, Thos Findey,
James Walsh: NeUadr Amos T. Lard. John
Wcbbcr. l. j. Rolfe; Etretd, II Henderson, A.
F. Wagner VIM. L. T>dlla: Bridpport, II. p
Sweetand r. p. Turaey, d. c. Bryan; Rough
and Reddy f. NJ. Davidson. S. p. French f. w.
Roberts: Lille York, W. W. Cheeny, John Hus-
Hy,aJs I I u
Allston.
On motion a contribution was then taken up
to defray the expenses of the convention.
Ordered that the procet d'ngs be Published in
the Nevada Democrat, State Journal and San
francisco Herald.
On motion the thanks of the convention were
tender,d to the officers for the manner in which
they had discharged their duties.
The business of the convention being fully
completed it adourntd with three cheers for
Buchanan aid Br ckenr 20.
H. MEREDITH Chairman.
Phil. MOORE. Secretary.
UP For A MoNARCuY.-Th Boston journal, a
paper devoted to the iortules of that entcrpr IS
ing young NAL, J. g. Fremont, is out Hat foot
cd for monarchy. The tOae Of the paper al
ways dec d, dy ar.stocrat C, has calm.latcd III
u positive abhorerce of democratic inst.tutoAs.
Hear what this exponent Of mod~rI Fremo-t-
Republcanism has to say:
''We are d C d-d.y OF opinion that monarchy
and her,d tary monarchy is by far the best form
Of goverLm 1ut that humal wHdOm has as yet
devised for the adm.nlslra Oh of cOIs d,raulr
nat oIs AID that It W II always continue to be
the most perfect VIII ch huma. virtue VIII ad
mt off,
A full reliance upon the virtue and intell,-
gence of the p, ople, has always been the dstin-
gushing feature of the Democratic party. Re
cognizing all power as originally in the gov
crlcd, it has restrained the powers delegated to
government to the iewcst a.d most necessary
objecCs, founded in the safety aid welfare of the
people.
1t was the Legitimate result of this principle
which led to the adoption of the Ka isls-Ncbr
ka act-an act VIII ch oJoses oIly to leave TO
the people in the Tcrr. tories the regulat Oh of
their own domestic institutions. Following out
an insane pin losophy, has led few mad tanat-
cs to spit upon our constitution, aid r., pud ate
the teachings of the christian bible, while Others
are fouod vaunting the beauties Of monarchy as
a corr ctive for what they laacy TO be the evil,
of r,publicalism. They would enslave the
world, that Kansas may be Gree" or rather,
they would make slaves Of themselves in their
hatred for slavery, Strange fatuity. II the
pursuit of soc al excellence, the last resort
should be to that system which debascs the mas
ses in proportion as it clevates and clothes the
few with power.
Looking back over the career of our natol,
the condtion of the p. oplc has been better for
having neither X ng nor creed, ID in the flu
ture their wisdom " II administer the powers of
government infinitely bltt>r thal it would be
by the ha,idS Johl Of tn house of Fremont
Emperor of the Uatld States Of North Amer ca
Old Iiae VIII IS.