The Nevada journal., 1860-02-17
RepnbIican County Convention.

Republican County Convention.
This body assembled at the NJ. E.
Church on Saturday last to select
delegates for the State Convention to
be holden at Sacramento on the 22nd
inst.
The Convention was called to or
der at l o'clock by A. A. Sargent,
Chairman ofthe County Central Com
mittee. and temporarily organized by
calling ]. S. Crossman to the Chair
and appointed E. II. Gaylord Sec'y.
A committee on credentials consist
ing of E. H. Gaylord, G. w. Pryor
and D. Morris were appointed !; also
a Committee on permanent organiza-
ton, consisting of G. w. Marlette, G.
II. Fisher and S. b. Caswell,
Adjourned to o'clock.
Atfernoon Session.
The Convention was called to orr
der by the chairman. The commit
tee on credentials reported the follow
ing delegates present, and entitled to
seats:
Necada: Jas. Churchman, A. A.
Sargent, j. S. Dunn, James Webber,
G w, Pryor, J. S. Crossman, 7. w.
Colburn. E. A. Foster, E. III, Gay
lord. and S, Il. Oates.
Grass VaHey: M. A. Norton. W.
B. Ever. w. P. Goldsmith, Charles
Jones. Fl. l.. Knight, p. G. Huntley,
VIM. Bennett and j. Rovce.
Rough 8. Ready: w. Warner. Geo.
Flint, d. Bovyer, G. Fl. Fisher. L.
Flint, J. Whitman, II. J. Cowen, J.
Ayrcs, Otis Moore.
Little York G. Marlette, J. II.
Fuller. C. Macy, d. Merrill, S. Mar
tin, w. K. Potter and J. M. Avery.
Bridgeport S. B, Caswell, r. H.
Farquhar, David Bowen. A. Frazer,
A. G. Dean, t. Culver, D. Ackley,
j, S. Bowker.
Bloomfield Truman Taylor.
Eureka: Z. w. Councilman.
Washington Sol. Shafer. Henry
Heuffman, f. Manson.
The report was received and adop-
ted.
The committee on permanent Off
GERS reported the following officers for
the Convention, which report was
adopted, and the officers took their
places
President, r. II. Farquhar, of
Bridge port.
Wee Presidents, George Flint, of
Rough & Ready; j. Ii. Fuller, of
Little York.
Secretary, E. II. Gaylord, of Ne
vada.
The following delegates were then
chosen to the State Convention j.
Royce, of Grass Valley, J. II. Fuller
of Little York, Israel Crawford and
r. II. Farquhar of Bridgeport, Tru-
man Taylor of Bloomfield, J. H.
Kingman Of Eureka, j. G. Harmer
of Washington, James Churchman
A. a. Sargent. NJ. J. II Hydeliffr J. S
Dunn. d. Crittenden and Wallace
Caldwell Of Nevada.
A county Central Committee con-
sisting Of three from Nevada and one
from each other township was then
chosen, as follows Nevada, j. G.
Birdseye, J. N. Turner, W. II. Craw-
ford Grass Valley. NJ. S. Norton
Rough & Ready, George Flint Lit
tie York, j. Ii. Fuller; Bridgeport,
A. Fraser; Bloomfield, S. Richard
son Eureka, f. w, Councilman
Washington G. R. Dean.
On motion it was ordered that the
county Central Committee call Sc
ries of township meetings immcdiate-
ly after the news received of the
nominations at Chicago.
1t was also ordered that the MEM
Der of the county Contra Committee
from each township be the president
of the township organizations, and
that he attend to tho formation of
clubs. ard the circulation of docu-
ments to disseminate Republican
principles.
Public Document Is All the six
Honorables from this county in the
Legislature have obliged us with pub
lie documents of more or less interest.
Thanks to the half dozen.
Su1prase Party.-The Press says
Rev. l. b. Fish and lady of North
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