Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-28

Buchanan county, 8 vote. -JR1 Tag
proxy for c I Leavitt, N Bowls 1rzell
: es, VIM Marshall, r Conablss lsn Vale,
a Cedar county, 10 votsaR Snyder, J
q D H Roush, James ZIP Cowan, g
7 Swinsford, J L l. CSooA.
IS Huber, G Curtis.H 10 votes John A
!. Alamakee 6nner, John Lamb, Wm
e Townsend, ~ Smith, G W Gray, Geo
Mesher, ~ Morgan. G D Beeman, Thos
Spena( The above gentleman were, au.
: AID to cast the vote Of the county
Gelaware county, 9 votes + Parker,
III d Wood, Fl Brown, j W LsLecheur
A L House, j Barry, C T Hobbs, Vim
II ellis, c l. Hayes.
Scott county. l6 votes-G G Dow,
| Geo N Murray, VIM Hall, J Herring, Thos
Russell, g G r. Mitchell, Laurel Sumers,
A II Davenport. M Talnage, Winches
ter Sherman, G X West, J W Van Holen,
Geo W Van lIo'en. Geo Hyde. NJ b West
lake. These delegates were instructed TO
| fill vacancies, or cast the entire vote to
which the county is entitled.
Clinton county, l6 votes.-Wm. Z LET
fngwell, Charles Scott, A p Develin, John
Kelley, N b Baker, J d Fegan, Jesse
Stein. J G Buchar W Garfield. Geo Allen,
l. Evans, ID McIntire, / A Hicks, L A
| Wemple. G Simmons. L w Bennett.
jackson county. Is votes--J b Booth,
II Holt. z b Bradley Day. H Bowen,
A Read. c NJ Dunbar, p Jamison. John
MeGregor. Joseph Kelso, Thos, Millsap
g + Greene, ID Sweeney. " Redmond
r B Mccullough. ....
Jones county, IL votes.-E B Alderman
Rphert Dot, 4 II Psaslce. G j HAkes. Il
V Miller, N g Sales, II Lounsberry. VI H
Cakins, Joseph Mann, j Dickinson, I
o Bishop, ID II Blackslee. These dele
gates were instructed to cast tue full vote
of the county.
Linn county, IA votes.--Wm A Wherry
Col. Preston. Mr. Ingram, Thomas Clark
Perry Ohphant, John Car, C Rogers
Hill, DR.. T S BardweIl, r S LaWrn6, p
G Kelsey, Daniel GKasSTirS , Lsalhers, 5 S
-. An and John McCcne.,
Johnson county. 4 votes---J D Templn.
l. Ro,hschilds, + l. Shrcltf, J d Andrews.
& Folsom,g S. ii Fairall, I " Downs, Y
Dennis, j b Edmonds, c A Vogt, A j
Ben'er, S MagilI, David Wray and Geo
McCaddon.
On motion of DIR. Holt, of Jackson
| county, Il committee OF five was appointed
on permanent organization. The Con-
vention nominated as follows:
Rogers, of Linn county, Parker, of Del
aware, Kelley, Of Clinton, Clark Of Scott.
and Gray, of Alamakee.
On motion OF ". H., Merritt, OF Linn, n
committee Of three was appointed on res
oIuiions Judge Letiingwell, j. S.ireiord
and ". Ii. Merritt, constituted said com
mittee.
While the committee on permanent or
, ganization was out Col. Thomas of Blu
chanan county addressed the Convention
which was received with grea, applause
The committee on permanent organiza.
ton made the following report:
For Ptestdeat-W f. Lelliugwell.
For Vice Ptesidents- b Thomas.
Colonc! Evans. Ii. W. Gray G. II. West
and W. A. Merritt.
For Sscretaries-C. L. Hayes and c.
NJ. Dunbar of. ...
The committee on resolutions reported
the following:
Resolred That the sentiments expressed
by the minority Of the National Committee
at Charleston and Baltimore meets with
our cordial opprobation, as -nUneia;ing
the true democratic doctrine upnn the
subject of slavery aud all ether subjects
indicated by said resolutions ri.
Resolrcd, That the me mbers Of this
Convention cordially endorse the nomina
tons OF the Dem ocratic National Couven.
ton, nameI y-Stephen A. Douglas oF Jill
nos, for President and iIerschel !. John
sou Of Georgia, Tor Nicn President
These were adopted by the Convention
with three standing cheers.
DR.. Holt, of jackson, nominated Ben.
NJ. Samuels, OF Dubuque. Gov. N. b.
Baker nominated Hon. Geo. Greene, OF
Linn. Col. Thomas, of Buchanan, nomi-
mated John H. Peters, of Delaware.
lst Boliot-Whole number OF votes III
Ben NJ. SamueIs LIS
George Greene -
Whereupon Ben N. Samuels was unani
meusly nominated for Congress.
Dr. BardweIl Of Linn, moved that a
committee Of FIVE be appointed to serve
as q Congressional Committee for the en-
suing two years.
The Chair appointed ". II. Merritt OF
Linn, as Chairman. John II. Peters OF
Delaware, f. II. Thayer Of Mascaline.
G. ". Gray Of Alamakee, and G. Beal OF
Boone.
Resulted, That the Democratic pagers
throughout the District be requested to
publish the proceedings Of this Convention,
On motion Convention adjourned sine
die.
W. +. LEFFINGWELL, President
C.. J.. HAYES, SecrttdrU