The Nevada journal., 1858-07-16

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Chairman and T. Hanna. Secretary.
on motion the resolutions passed at
tae afternoon session were unanimously
isseioded and the following passed in
aeif s,ead
he Democracy CT Nevada county in
Convection assembled do resolve as fol-
avs
Resolved That in the formal submis-
son Of the whole Constitution to the ac-
t.on # all the citizens OF Kansas we
fscognize the true principle Of popular
sovereignty
Resolved, That we fully oadorsc and
heartily approve be action of the Hon.
Stephen \ Douglas. Of Illinois, and of
I his associates in our National Congress,
IN contendng ror the submission to the
people Of Kansas Of their State Consti-
;ution and local legislation
Resolved, That we hereby pledge our
selves 10 support. with our entire ener-
gies, the ticket placed in nomination by
this Conve ention, and boldly fling to the
breeze our banner, bearing on its folds
the Democratic motto-''The people
alone are sover eign."
And Whereas, factious minority, re
pudiating the Cincinnati Platform and
the cardinal principles of the Democrat
tract aud divide our Democratic organi-
cation therefore be it
Resolved, That in the action Of the
taotious clique convened by HenryM er-
edith we recognize the duplicity of pre-
tended friends and Vaccinations Of for
meF foes.
Resolved. That The action of the mi
lsority, in refusing to submit to the Con
eention a disputed ballot, was undemo-
cratic and unjust, a true illustration Of
rs rule OF ruin policy.
Resolved, That by thus refusing f.
abide the action of the Chair or the
cision Of The Convention, this minor o.
forfeited the recognition Of the Conv it7-
tion, and placed itself without the pale
Of the Democratic party.
The following gentlemen were then
selected to prepare an address to the
Democracy Of the county L Hanna,
G. 5. Hopp, 5 5 Fem, j E. Squires,
3 N, Hanson, E. W. Roberts and L
0sgood
MI Hupp mounted the stand at about
nidught and addressed the Convention
He inveighed agains; the conduct Of the
boiters in eloquent terms. He said the
ticket headed by D. Belden, whom he
paid high compliment, lowered above
that Of the other wing as Olympus ex-
ceeded the veriest molehill. With ouch
staedard bearers there was no such woid
as fail The people were bound to sup
port it
Dr. Hanna followed in a stirring strain
Of eloquence Mr.. A. Hartman, from
he land o. cakes walked into the Le-
compton men in Il speech full of points
He compared the boilers TO Mohammed's
eolhn suspended between heaven and
hell Dr. Martin made few remarks
blr Beldeu was loudly called for and
mounted the stand. He spoke Of the
tfeachery of The delectable gang on ,hc
other side of the house, They had as
sisted to declare his nomination unani
nous. What had been discovered pref
judicial to his democracy now, that they
were found arrayed against him II,
had met many Of the leaders If that fac
tion as enemies Of the Democratic party
in the past and with the help of God hc
would dc it again.
D Weaver followed. lie said thC
opposition were a set without brains, ant
wholly unable to give a reason for the
fifth they profcssed to have in them
He would meet them everywhere OF
the stump and they should feel his blows
He explained the principles of the Ne
braska bill The Doctor swore terribly
Ike the army in Flanders.
With several rousing cheers for Dou
gtas, Broderick, and the nominees. the
Contention at a late honr adjourned
Base FORGERY-The report of the
Nevada Convention published in the
San Francisco G1o6e, of Tuesday, and
puporting to lie telegrapbic dispatch
Is base imposition. That report never
went over the line from this place. BAT
IS an account of the Convention taken
from the Sacramento Union and gar
b'ed and falsifed The typographical
errors in the Union report, found in the
Globe eveal the origin of the pretend
ed despatch
The only ful1 account of The proceed
ings Of the Convention as they actually
tiaaspn ed are found in our to-day s issue
although, in all essential matters the
baeon report is remarkably correct, es-
n1PFatIy aS / r H.