The Nevada Democrat., 1859-06-08
AFTERNOoN SESSION.

Convention met pursuant to adjournment
Mr.. O'Connor, from the Committee on Gre
dentials, reported the follOw wing delegates, as
duly entitled to seats in the Convention
Nspadd.-T. H. Rolfe, E. o. Tompkins, W.
Rigby, Thales Curtis, G. W. Yant, }. M. Clark,
Asher Chamberlain, NJ. Sullivan, VIM. Scott,
John Hirst. Cornelius Murphy, Peter Reuter-,
NJ. Logue, NJ. J. McCutchan, II. w, johnson, ].
w. Grier, Geo. l. Lammon, j. Vanderlieth, W.
M. Allen, Aaron Schriever, E. ID. johnson, A.
w. Colby.
Grass Valley.---John Hastings, p. BelliDger,
E. G. Webster X. Leach, 7. Collopy.
Bridgeport.-R. A. Loughead, L. G. McKeeby.
o. P. Stidger N. T.. Isaman, Andrew Hartman,
Moses +. Holt, Orlando Evans, Thos. Hannah,
A. W. Fultz, v. G. Bell, Henry Everett, J. Pol
.Bi Bicomded.~J. % " DennisOn, A. J. Enders,
F. H. Henderson, Truman Taylor, Jas. Nutall
A. A. Ball, G. X. Reed.
Eureka-John Caldwell, ]. G. High, Abram
Wiser, II. A. Kelley, II. Hughes, VIM. Forsyth,
l.. Van Dusen, John Mosler, Ed. McCaifrey,
Thos. McCabe.
Rouoh g. Ready.-E. w. Roberts, T.. II. Pome
roy, II. A. Asbburn. +. NJ. Trail, VIM. Eckln
Il. G.. Roberts, II. Chambers, Joel Witt, John
Webber.
WashinOton-Jas. McCambridge, B. r. Brown,
J. C. Palmer. Thos. Holland, ]. ID. Gordon, n.
G.. French.
Ltais York.. E. Squire. John Hussey. Thos.
Pattison, Geo. o. Hand, N. Martin, II. u. Hos
mer, Chas Reynolds. H. X. Turner, d. W. Rid
ley, John Durham, q. b. Barstow.
On motion, the report was adopted.
Mr.. Rolfe, from the Committee on Permanent
Organization, and Order of Business, submit
ted the following report:
The Committee on permanent organization
and order of business, recommended as per-
manent officers of the Convention
For Pre- sident Thomas Hannah.
For Vice Presidents, Maj. J. NJ. Stirling, Jas.
Nutall. and Noble Martin.
For Secretaries, ii. B. Hosmer, III. T. O'Con-
ner.
The Committee recommend that the nomi.
nations be made in the following order:
LIST. Sheriff; I'd, County Clerk Sd, District
Attorney; 4th, County Treasurer 9th, Assess
or 9th, Public Administrator 7th, Superin-
tendent Of Common Schools; 9Th, County Sur
yeyor 9th, Coroner 10th, Senator llth, five
Assemblymen 18th, election of fourteen dele
gates to the State Convention; 18th, appoint
ment of County Central Committee l4th,
nomination OF Supervisor for first District.
On motion, the report was adopted, and
Messrs. Hosmer and Rolfe we're appointed as q
Committee TO conduct the President to the
Chair.
The President, on taking the chair, made q
few eloquent remarks, which we're received
with applause.
Nominations being next in order, Mr.. Rolfe
presented for Sheriff, the name Of Chas. Kent.
as the choice of Nevada township--there being
no other names presented, on motion Of MIR.
Stidger, he was nominated by reclamation.
Mr.. Kent, being called on. returned his thanks
to the gentlemen Of the Convention for the
nomination, and pledged himself to use his ut
most exertions for the success Of ticket.
Mr.. Caldwell presented for Clerk, the name
of s. S. Fem. No other name being presented,
Mr.. Fem was nominated by acclamation.
In response to loud calls, Mr.. Fem came for
ward and thanked the Convention for the nom
ination.
Geo. S. Hupp an, Thomas P. Hawley, were
nut IN nomination for District Attorney. The
roll being called, the vote stood, for Hupp, 6S /;
HawIey, rs. whereupou, Geo. s. Hupp was de-
dcIared the unanimous nominee Of the Conven-
ton for District Attorney.
On being called for, Mr.. Hupp responded In
an eloq uent manner, and was loudly applauded.
The names of e. G. Webster and Aaron Davis,
we're presented for County Treasurer. On call
ing the roll. the vote stood. for Webster, 65 (;
for Davis, 13. On motion, Mr.. Webster was de-
clared the unanimous nominee Of the Conven.
ton for Treasurer.
The name OF Martin Brennan being presented
for Assessor, and there being no other nomina-
tions. Mr.. Brennan was nominated BY aeclama-
tion. nEo
On motion. the Convention took recess Of
fifteen minutes.
On the re-assembling Of the Convention, the
names offs. McBrown, G. 1. Lammon and Z. Q.
Hartman, were put in nomination for Public
Administrator. The roll being called, the vote