Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-25
Democratic County Convention.

Convention met at Weavcrville, on Thursday,
Feb. 2sd, at IL o'clock, a. m. and was cal,d to
order ly W A. Nunnally, Chairman of Demo.
cratic Central Committee. On motion, W r.
Watson was chosen temporary Chairman, and ".
A. Nunraliy, Secretary.
On motion, committee or five was appointed
to examine credentials, viz: Nunnally, Cochran,
Loyde, Riity and Overmohle.
Mcssis. DR.. Lam, a. Mcneil, Chas Schutze,
Cbas, Stanhop" and f. Bates were appointed
committee on order of business.
Convection adjourned to o'clock, D. m when
it again met. Committee on order Of business
report
l-Eltction OF permanent officers;
2--Appointmcnt of Committee on Resolutions;
3-Elccton of Delegates, one at time;
4--Report of Committee on Resolutions
Committee report adopted, and on motion, w.
A. Nunnally was chosen permanent Chairman,
ard f. J. Curtis, S cretary
The following d lcgatcs were declared entitled
TO seats in CONVENTION:
Leu. .sfon-- ". A Nunuallv. J. V Doughcrty
Arlansas Dom-Wm. Cayard
Erans' Bdr-John Flick. ID. Nichols.
Kanadu Bdr--D S. RockWcli, c. Stanhopc.
H,n,rSriUs -1hos l.. Miller, =. Griffin.
Eo>t For p. Dcatrr, y. r. Dyer.
Indian C,eek-D. G. Tyler, Jas. Riley.
Con's Far e. A J. jones [. Maninn.
Biz F2dt-A. McQuillan, W. 5. Norman
O,egon Guich-ChaS. l.. Brown, +. Cullen.
Pant Bur f. j. Curtis. X. Stlw,l
TgS0n'S- Jacob Wcs, John McLaughin.
Can0n CIR Jas Giz"an, +. Flowers.
Steiney's Fiaf-N. Bcahm. jerry Bennett
Eoamon's--Dr Lane, Z. Kenny.
Bat F. Bates, J. II. Tourtolott.
Grass VdHey--W. S. Lowdrn
TiWitg Center-S. d. Kreider, A. J. Myers.
.NouM Canon Croek-Juo. Burns Jno Hooker.
Democrat Gaich-Jam"s Cochran.
North Fort-Justice Victory, Il. Boch, W. P.
McGuire
W,areyrUe-Wm Condor, p. Painter, Henry
Overmohle, VIM. Loyde, f. MeIrigan, Charles
Schutzr, W r. Watson, p. J. Davis
Tdy{ors Hat-A. Mcneil, ID. NJ. Turner
w. A. NUNNAIIY, Chairman.
On motion, A. Mcneil DR.. Lane, W. s Low
den, A. McQuilian aud Jno. Clark were appoin-
ted Committee on Resolutions
Convention then went into election of delegates
TO State Convention. Th" following named per
sous were chosen Jno. p. Jones', NJ. f. Griffin,
Il. Ryan, W. Il. Watson. A. c. Lawrence, J. 5.
Pitzcr and Jno. II. Hongh.
Committee on Resolutions reported the follow
ing which were adopted
Whereas, the times demand that D"mocrats
throughout the Union should renew their pledge
Of fidelity TO the Federal Constitution and the
principles Of the party that have in times past
rendo red it tru y national, therefore,. be it
RtSoI'ed. that the Democracy of Trinity county
recognize the principles enuucat'd in the Kan
Sas Nebraska Act, aud enffirmed Ia the Cncln-
matt platform of 1856, as the true rule Of action
for the government of the Territories of the
United States.
Resoiced, that Democracy is an cntierv, aud
r'cognizrs no srctionalisn, but the entire Unon
and nothng less.
Re@tUtd, that the Democracy of Trinity county
will support th" nominee of the Charleston Con.
veniion and that STEPHEN \. DuCGLAs, Of Hi
noi~. Is their first choice a. IA nominee Of sad
Conv' ntion for President OF the Uuitcd States.
JoHN CLALK, Chairman
On motion, Convention adjourned, siar die.
W. A. NCNNALLY, President
+. j. CURTIS. Stc'y