Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-06
Republican County Convention.

The following report of the proceedings Of
this Convention has been furnished by Re-
publican who was present:
TrMBuCroo, July %, 1859.
A large and enthusiastic Convention of the
Republicans of Yuba county was held this
day in Timbuctoo.
AT Il o'clock, NJ, the meeting was called to
order by H. j. Booth, Esq, of Marysville,
and on motion, VIM. NJ Boyd, of Timbuctoc
was elected temporary chairman, and J. T.
Mclean, of Marysville, Secretary
On motion, the chair appointed commit
tee of five on credentials, permanent organi-
zation and order of business, and the Conven.
tion took a recess till l4PM NJ.
At that time the Convention re assembled
and the committee reported credentials of
delegates elected to represent large number
ofthe precincts in the county.
The order Of nominations was also submit
ted, and for officers Of the convention the
committee named L. T. Crane, of Clayton's
Ranch, President G. S. Pcirson, of Marys-
Vile, and Isaac Snow, of Brownsville, Vice
Presidents; VIM. Carpenter, of Sucker Flat
and Jas B. Hubbard, of Long Bar, Secreta-
ries, which report was unanimously adopted.
On motion, the President after taking the
chair, called on the delegations from the diff
ferent Precincts to express the feeling among
Republicans in their vicinity about nomina-
ting straight Republican ticket, and the re-
aponses were nearly unanimous in favor of
such course. The best of feeling prevailed
and though one or two thought it would be
polite to endorse portion of the Anti-Le
compton, ticket, yet they caught the enthusi.
asm of the majority, and by resolve, the con.
vention then proceeded to nominate, by ac-
clamation, the following ticket in the order
specified, viz:
For Senator, Lewis Cunningham, Marys-
Vile; for Assemblymen, Samuel Rideout,
Galcna Hill w. H. Hartwen Marysyille
j. c. Sargent, Dry Creek NJ Knox Browns
vile; e. w. Beeny, Sand Flat County
Judge, L. B. Crane, Clayton's Ranch; Sheriff,
Jno. H. Atchison, Garden Valley; District
Attorney, I. S. Belcher, Marysville; Clerk,
R. II. Bliss, Camptonville; Tax Collector,
Isaac Mears, Hess Crossing; Recorder, G. W.
Cornor, Marysville; Treasurer, Charles Covil.
laud, Marysville Assessor, T. Mooney, En-
pire Ranch Public Administrator H. Eiler-
man, Marysville; Coroner, Jno. T. Mclean,
Marysville; Surveyor, Jno. L. La Rue, Long
Bar.
County Comm;ttee-F. F. Low, John T.
Mclean, A. ]. Snyder, H. j. Booth, G. N.
Mott, Marysville G.. II. Beach, Eliza c. F.
Redfcld, Timbuctoo George Parry, Sucker
Flat; Richard Low, Long Bar; r. II. Bliss,
Camptonville; Thos. Williams, Frenchtown.
On motion, the Committee was empowered
to fill all vacancies that may occur on the
ticket, with Republicans only.
A collection was taken up to defray expen-
ses, and the thanks of the Convention were
rendered Mr.. Van Vector the gentlemanly
proprietor of the Theater in which the meet.
ing was held. st
On motion, it was voted that the proceed
ings of the Convention be published in the
Marysville papers, and also in the San Fran-
cisco Times and Sacramento Union.
After giving three hearty cheers for the
Republican State and County Tickets. the
Convention then adjourned, sine die
-.4l - L. T. CRANE, Pres't.