The Nevada Democrat., 1857-07-22
Tho Democratic Nominees.

We present To day the names OF the Demo
cratic nominees for State officers. The pro-
ceedngs of the Convention, contrary to the
authorizations aud representations of the enc
mics of Democracy, were harmonious, and the
ticket will command the undivided support oi
she party throughout the State.
h. The result of the primary elections held on
tho 9th Of June, indicated plainly that John B.
Weller was the choice o: large majority OF
the party for Governor, and in obedience to the
viii Of the masses, he has been designated as
the staudard-bearer Of tho California Dcmoc
uacy in the ensuing political contest. From
bis first entrance into political life. COL Weller
has stood true to the great and undying princi-
Piles of his party, aud the duties OF the public
positions which he has so frequently been called
to fll, have invariably been discharged with an
answering fidelity to his trust His patriotism
and truly national principles, and his faithful
adherence to the customs and usages OF his par
ty, has pointed him out as an object Of their
favor and esteem. As stump speaker he has
not superior in the State, and the Democratic
masses will attest their confidence in his ability
and integrity by rolling up for him an immense
majority on the second of September next.
Joseph Walkup. the candidate for Lieutenant
Governor, has represented the county ofPlacer
for several years in the State Senate, and by his
tirmness and force of character has always main
tained commanding position in that body
He is q man Of talent, and his integrity has
never been questioned.
The nomination of Stephen J. Field for JUS
tics of the Supreme Court was compliment to
talent and integrity well deserved. He has
long maintained leading position among the
California bar, and his nomination will be re-
ceiyed with pleasure by thousands who have
long been anxious to elevate him to the Supreme
Bench. By placing such men as Mr.. Field in
high judicial positions new era may confident
ly be looked for in the administration of justice
in California.
The nominee for Attorney General, Mr.. Will
liams, is a resident of FL Dorado, and is said to
be a lawyer Of ability. Mr. Vaudeville, the
candidate for Controller has represented Tuol.
anne county in the State Senate several years,
and has been an active and efficient member
or Mr.. Findley. the candidate for Treasurer II
is unnecessary for us to speak, as he is well
known in this county as thorough business
man. Being the choice Of a majority Of the
Democracy of the county for the position, he
will receive the endorsement of the whole party
on the day Of election. John O'Meara, the
nominee for State Printer, is practical prin-
ter, and thoroughly conversant with the duties
of the Ofice he will be called upon to discharge.
Being good business man, and having large
Job office in San Francisco, he will be enabled
toiexeeute the State printing with "neatness
and despatch" A better nomination could not
have been made, and the Convention acted
wisely in selecting him instead Of others whose
only qualification was their intense factOusness,
and ability to raise disturbances in the party.
With such ticket we go Into the canvas
With high hopes of success. There can be no
Soubt tha. the nominees win oil be elected by
he people, who viii thus again endorse the
rrtisnal principles of the Democratic party.