Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-12

Brownsville-J. Z. Brown, T. J. Rumery
Claytons Rancho. Ii. Bryan, proX. for
b. II. Chamberlain
Perkins Ranch-L. Annable, J. Whealdon.
Sand Flat-Mr. Schaff.
Landis House-A j. Hewett
Wings House-H. Barrett
Eliza House-B. f. Clark
Round Tent-L. b. Clark.
McDonald's Mills Stiles, prox. for Joel
Stoddard.
Lander's BARB Cnhill.
Parks Barr Erskine
Sucker Flat-L. Ackley, G. W. Lawson.
Timbuctoo-S. G. Boyce, T. o. jackson, G.
H. Goodwin, c. McClaskin, prox. for J. A.
Crawey.
Galena HIN. A. Let's, J. Muntz.
Slate Range-F Rampier.
Youngs Hll-B. f. Cary r. Logan.
Camptonville-J. p. Brown, W. Elwell, S.
Troxell
Willow Creek-C. F. Wood
Hess Cros-iug-G. w Derickson.
Billiards. Bar-W II. Foyl, prox. for G. ].
Mix.
Weleh's House-Wm McDewit, by j. NJ
Braden, proxy
"trom the Oregon House there are two
sets OF delegates The Committee from the
information brought before them find that
seats. All of which is submitted
j. p. BRowN Chr'n.
Boon TAYLOR,
DASIEL Farrell,
WIN. H. FoYL.
Report of the Committee adopted and the
Committee discharged
Committee on Order of Business reported
as follows;
The committee on Permanent Organization
beg leave to report. that they have selected
Chas A. Keyser as Chairman, and G. b. Pep
per and J. E. Brown, Secretaries
The order of business agreed on by the
Committee is to nominate,
lst, County Judge ID, County Clerk. Sd,
Sheriff 4th, Recorder. 5th, Collector. 9th,
District Attorney. 7th, Assessor. Sth. Urea
surer. 9th Senator. 10th, five Members Of
Assembly llth, Public Administrator. 18th,
Coroner. 18th, Surveyor.
The delegates to the State Convention to
be selected by this Convention in manner as
the members shall prefer.
G.. w. LAWSON, Chrm'n
Report adopted and Committee discharg-
-. Mr.. Shaft and Mr.. Abbott admitted as
delegates
Motion Of Mr. Milford to vote viva pOce,
lost.
Convention proceeded to vote for County
Judge A. F. Williams and VIM. Singer put
IN nomination. Williams received 81 votes
Singer sc votes.
Wm Singer was declared duly no ainated.
Being called to speak, lac made few brief
and pertinent remarks. declaring his inten-
tion to stump the county in the next canvass
Mr.. Presbury nominated VIM Sharkey for
County Clerk. Unanimously nominated. Mr.
Sharkey returned his thanks in very telling
and appropriate speech.
Alb. Johnston. JAS S. Slingerland, G. b.
Fowler, and Herndon Barrett, were put in
nomination for Sheriff. Whole number Of
votes ~ necessary to a choice, 80.
The vote was as follows Johnston. IL;
Shngerland, 81 Fowler, 90; Barrett, 25.
Second ballot was as follows-Johnston, s.
phngerland, %. Fowler 49, Barrett, 26 7O
votes polled.
lhifd ballot was as follows. (Ab. Johnston
withdrawing his name temporarily )-Slin-
gerland' 81 ; Fowler, %; Barrett, %.
Fourth ballot was as follows-Sljpgerlan
9s; Barrett, 90; Fowler, 10.
Fifth ballot was rs follows-SHnrerland
SO; Fowler 7 /; Barrett, 90. "a votes polled.
Mr.. SiingeFand having received the great.
est number of votes cast, was declared the
nominee of the convention. He accepted the
nomination in some brief and appropriate re-
marks.
The convention then proceeded to vote for
Recorder. N Sewell, H. NJ. Eddy and G. c.
Gorham were put in nomination. The vote
stood as follows Sewell, IA Eddy, ~ /;
Gorham 81
Mr. Gorham having received the largest
number of votes cast, was declared duly nom.
mated He thanked the Convention for the
nomination, and promised to do as good work
for the party as the Providence of God would
allow.
L. B. Moore was then put in nomination
for Tax Collector. and was unanimously nomi
mated He thanked the Convention in ap-
prCpriate terms. and was loudly applauded.
The Convention then proceeded to vote for
District Attorney. j. T. McCarty. Jesse O.
Goodwin and Geo. Rowe wero put in nomi-
cation.