The Nevada Democrat., 1858-07-14
Others, after which the Convention adjourned
sine die.
MI. McCUTcHEN, Seo'y.

M. j. MCCUTOhEN, OeOy y
The members of the Convention remaining
and being determined to proceed with business,
George D. Roberts, amid loud cries for Chair
man. nominated Henry Meredith for Chairman
and the vote being taken the motion was de-
clared carried and Mr.. Meredith took the Chair
and called on the Convention to proceed to bu-
siness.
On motion of Mr.. Cloud of Washington tp.
G. knight was nominated to act In the place Of
the Secretary then absent.
The Chairman then announced the result OF
the last ballot on the nomination of Assembly
men from Eureka district as reported by the
Secretary, as follows:
C. Callahan AZ, j. Caldwell Al.
Callahan having q majority of the votes cast
was declared the nominee of the Convention
for Assemblyman from Nevada county.
The following nominations for Assemolymen
were then made with much unanimity, viz:
George A. Young, J. B. War6eld,
J.R. Armstrong, Philip Moore.
G. d. Roberts then offered the following:
Resolved That we deem it duty we owe to
the Democratic Party to support the Admins
tration against iall the enemies of Democracy,
under whatever name or shape they appear,
and this Convention will nominate no one for
the sufrages of Democrats who believes that
he can at one and the same time make war on
the party and advance its principles.
Which resolution was carried.
1t was then moved by ]. II. Mitchell of Eu-
reka tn. and carried that the nominations of
this Convention made in the forenoon be re-
scinded and revoked and that the Convention
proceed to nominate anew a candidate for Co.
Judge and candidate for State Senator from
Nevada county.
Whereupon the following nominations were
made for County Judge:
II. NJ. Moore, ID. Belden,
nonnced. for Moore Al, for Belden 2, where
upon II. NJ. Moore was declared the nominee Of
this Convention for County Judge of Nevada
county.
The nomination of State Senator being in
order c. ]. Lansing was nominated by acclama-
ten and declared the nominee of this Conven-
ton as Senator from Nevada county.
Nominations for Supervisors being in order
the following were the nominations made:
Davis of Little York,
Fitzsmmons of Bridgeport, and
Johr Bower Of Washington, for their sew
eral districts
It was moved and carried that a committee
Consisting of one from each township selected
by the township delegations should proceed to
report to the Convention seventeen delegates
to represent the Democracy of Nevada county
to the Democratic State Convention 10 be held
in Sacramento on the 4th day of August 1858,
whereupon the committee reported the follow
ing viz:
Neuadd-A T. Laird, II. Meredith, W. F. An.
derson, Phil. Moore.
Grass Valley-C. J. Lansing W. Watt, G. D.
Roberts.
Eurska-J. II. Mitchell, - Morris, j. II
Cbinn.
Washington-G. a. Young
Bridgeport-J. B. Waricld, ]. II. Eselltyne, S
S. Curtis.
Rough & Ready-D. Brown, j. Ii. Long.
| Little York-W ID. Smthson.
Who were duly elected by the Convention.
The following gentlemen were then elected
to compose the County Central Committee for
the ensuing years
From Grass Valley p.-Wm. Watt, W. B.
Clapp, G. d. Roberts
| Lille Tork-Messrs. McNally and Smith.
E,trekG-P. Bohannan, p. Mathewson.
Washington-W. II. G. Cloud, DR. Wilson.
Nevadu-A T. Laird, Peter Hunerfauth, IL
Meredith
Bridgeport-S. o. Clifford, J. B. johnson, D.
G. Bryan.
Rough & Ready-D. Brown. c. Bcckman, j.
Williams.
The business Of the Convention being conclu-
ded Messrs. II. NJ. Moore, G. J. Lansing and
II. b. Moyes were called upon and responded in
eloquent and effective appeals TO the Detnoc-
racy to sustain the party and its principles in
this important contest ard amid great enthusi-
asm and applause the Convention adjourned
sine die HENRY MEREDITH,
RUFUS SHOEMAKER, sec,vs. President
COLUMBUS KNIGHT,