The Nevada journal., 1859-07-22

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LOCKWOOD .....s
Mr. Arnold withdrew his name.
Mr.. Gray wiffdrew his name.
Third Ballot.
Caldwell. ...... As
Williams
Mr.. Caldwell was declared the unani-
nous nominee of the convention, and re-
turned his thanks briefly.
An attempt to adjourn was defeated.
Mr.. John l.. Gamble, of Nevada and
John Ostrom of Nevada were put in
nomination for County Surveyor.
Roll called with the following result !:
Uaihoie. -........... .45
Ostrom ...30
j. L. Gamble was declared the nomi-
nee of the convention.
Mcconnell nominated Hugh Thomp-
son. Mr.. Meredith nominated Jas M
Ballard both of Nevada for Public Ad-
ministrator: Vote taken as follows:
Thompson. ..42
Ballard ..32
Mr.. Thompson declared tho nominee
of the convention.
Mr.. VIM. Mason nominated Tom
Henry for the office of Coroner. On
motion of John Webber, Mr. Henry was
declared the unanimous nominee of the
convention.
On motion of A. B. Dibble. Dr.. Overs
ton was declared unanimously nom-
mated for the Office of Superintendent of
Common Schools.
James Gross Of Nevada was unan-
imously nominated for Supervisor of the
LIST District.
Nominations for Senator being in or.
der w. p. Winham nominated d. G..
Bryant Of Bridgeport.
VIM Mason nominated VIM F. Arder.
son ofNev ada.
bryant. so
Anderson
Anderson came forward and addressed
the convention, expressing his gratitude
for the honor conferred upon him. II
was an honor he would have sought by
every means in his power, but because
Young had been a candidate he had stooo
back and was willing to bow himself ou
Of the arena if Young had received the
nomina alton. The convention had seer
fit to defeat Young and he was glad t,
receive the nomination. 1t was a posi-
ton he coveted. He promised to thor
ougaly canvass the county for the ticket
The speech of Anderson was loudly ap
plauded
The following persons were nominated
for the Assembly.
Phil Moore, of Nevada, G. F. Smith
of Grass Valley, Ril3y Armstrong o
Rongh & Ready, ST Curtis, of Bridge
port. Henry Hays, of Eureka.
Henry Meredith moved that com. o
three be appointed by the chair to repor
a central committee, Carried, III. Mere
dith, j. Creegan, I. H. Mills appointed
DIR Davis took the floor and complain
ed OF having no attention paid to hin
and certain other delegates during tn,
day. He said there had been a dispo
sition evinesd to take every advantage
on the part of some delegations. Th,
president asked him if his remarks were
inteoded d for the chair. Dr Davis sait
they were not in the least.
Henry Meredith inquired if he (M) wa
aimed at. DR. Davis replied in the af
frmative:
Henry Meredith said the imputatior
was false and he left it for DR. Davis t.
obtain redress in any manner and any
place he might choose:
DIR Davis said he had only expressed
his opinion which he was entitled to.
The following resolutions offered by
Henry Meredith were then unanimousl J
adopted when the convention adjourned
sine die:
Resolred. That experience and tim,
have confirmed us in the position adhe-
red to by the Democracy last year il
endorsing the wise and patriotic admin
istration of James Buchanan.
| Resolyed, That the nominees of The
Democratic State convention, and every
nominee on the ticket shall have ou
cordial and United support. and We
pledge the vote and majority of Nevada
county in securing in this contest Dem.
ocratic triumph glorious to ourselves and
glorious to the Empire State Of the Pa
| cifc.
Resozged, tina. we will elect our county
ticket, Black Republicans and half.
breeds and all alliances between them
to the contrary notwithstanding.
From our Extra of Saturday.
BY Telegraph to the Nevada Journal.