The Nevada Democrat., 1860-09-05

,nepdatOn and substitutes were indefinitely post.
poned. "a
Roberts, presented the following resolutions,
which were adopted:
Resolsed, That every candidate for Senate and
Assembly, who may be presented before this Con-
yention. be required either in person by proxy,
to pledge himself that ne win support the nominees
A. Douglas and Herschel Y. Johnson-and the
nominees Of this Convention, and that II elected he
will cast his vote for man as U. 5. Senator from
this State who has not supported the regular noml-
nees of the National Democratic Convention which
placed Douglas and johnson before the people.
Resolued, That the County Central Committee
be authorized and empowered to fill any vacancies
that may occur in the county ticket nominated by
this Convention. ~
pointed BY this Convention to the State Electoral
Convention be instructed to cast the vote of absen
tees, or may fill vacancies BY appointment Of prox-
les for absent delegates.
Mr.. A. J. Doolittle offered the following;
Resolred. That any aspirant for office, represent
ed in this Convention shall subscribe to the princi
pie of non-interyenton by Congress with slavery in
On motion Of Hupp, the resolution was laid ON
the table.
On motion, the order Of business was suspended,
and Messrs. Dibble Kent, and Caldwell Of Eureka,
were appointed committee on resolutions
Rolfe and Byrne were appointed telers.
Nominations for Senator being declared in order,
Dibbe nominated William Watt of Grass Valley.
There being no other nominations, Kent moved
that Watt be nominated by reclamation. Carried,
mem. con.
Loud calls being made for Watt, he took the
stand and briefly addressed the Convention. m
The following gentlemen were then placed in
nomination for the Assembly iad
C.F. Smith, of Grass Valley;
n &C. Miller, Of Bridgeport;
j. c. Palmer, of Nevada;
II. b. Hosmer, of Little York;
A. 4. Enders, Of Bloomfield;
/. IL. Mitchell, of Eureka;
J. C. JONES' of Little York;
]. G. Eastman OF Eureka;
J. M. Ormsby, of Washington;
G. A. Young, OF Washington;
NJ. p. O'Connor, of Grass Valley;
Jas. Eutall, Of Bloomfield;
VIM. Hill, of Rough K Ready. rFff1
The candidates respectively came forward and
pledged themselves to support the nominees of this
Conventions; the nominees of the National Demo-
cratic Convention, and to vote for no for the
U. S. Senate except such shall have supported
the regular nominees of the National Convention
which placed Douglas and Johnson before the peo-
pie. '~
1t was moved and seconded that the Convention
proceed to nominate candidates for the Assembly
rira roce-the candidate receiving the majority of
votes to be declared the nominee. Carried.
lst-Whole number of votes cast, 90, of which j.
c. Palmer received rs, and was declared nominated.
2d--whole number of votes cast, "a, of which
~ 4 n
nominated. fr
3d-Whoe number of votes cast "a; Miles p.
O'Connor received 81, and was declared nominated.
4th-Whole number of votes 95-no nomination.
The roll was again called-whole number of votes
95, of which j. G.. Eastman received 81, and was
declared nominated.
5th--whole number OF votes Ono nomination.
On the second calling of the roll, II. b. Hosmer
having received 40 votes was declared nominated.
1t was moved and seconded that the Convention
take recess of five minutes, in order that the res
pectiye township delegations might present the
names of delegates to the State Convention, and
members of the County Central Committee. Car
ried
Upon re-assembling the names Of the following
gentlemen were presented and confirmed as dele
gates to the State Convention:
Thos p. Hawley Chas. Kent, II. B. Thompson,
s. w. Boring, A. Il. Dbble ]. X. Byrne, Con. Riley,
Robert Watt, Jas. Alderman, S. s. Lewis, NJ. Cas-
sin, Jas. Weaver, +. Leary, ]. Caldwell, w. II. Nc
Farlan, G. A. Young, j. NJ. 0rmsbec, G. Il. Hall,
NJ. Brennan.
The members Of the County Central Committee,
selected for the several townships were as follows
Nerada--J. L Caldwell, p. Mulcahy, T. I. Da-
venport.
Grass TaHey-B. b. Layton. J. X. Byrne, p.
Galloway.
Rough s Ready-wm. Hill, Jno. Weber, Sam
uel Fuller.
Btldgeport--II. Everett, Thos. Hannah, L. H.
Fowler. s,f.., .r
Bioon.fs1d-G. X. Reed, E. A. Enders, James
Nutall.
Epreka--F. Leary, John Caldwell, w. H. Nc
Farlin.
Washington-D. w. Ridley, G. A. Young J. NJ.
Little York.. L. Squire John Hussey, Thos.
Pattinson.
by the delegates from the I'd Supervisor district, as
a candidate for Supervisor OF that district.
Dbble moved that our delegates to the State Con-
vention be instructed to present the name Of John
r. Mcconnell for State Elector. Carried, mem. con.
After three cheers for Douglas and Johnson, three
for the county ticket, and three for the officers of
the Convention the Convention adjourned sine die.
tAl JOHN r. MCCONNELL,
President.
GoP q. s To MgFP' Secretaries.
JrDeE SrIDoER.-We are gratifed to learn that