Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-08
,,.,ooo.,;ugs Of Regular Democratic SoHnty
Convention.

] flp q
~ t5a Court House, in Weayerville, on ngunes-
5o,. eent 5tb pursuant TO call, Tor the%H9 pose
crnomipatng a candidate for AssemW Wion nm
ol,at,s to the State Democratic Conr,"n,rn -,
motion. C. b. Eastman was unanIr.,ooTrv'
Hartman. and Jos Mcmahon, 81, tLaolo;r ,.,s
On motion of ". A. Num- tee Ga oS 6yo ON
authorized to nominate 2 e@ntlcmco consti,n'
Credentials. The follow Nnnnally, s D
ted snch committee A. T. Bilay and j. Joyeo
Kreidcr' Johh ulloF Nunnally, the folowin
On mouon ei on permanent organization
committee oI I'd. Kinds, L. Fogerly j. Ran
was appolniGitson and A. A. Tomnson
SOM W. ", a committee of three, consisting Of
On M, Lowden and Eastman, were appoin
Sturdact as Committee on Resolutions Con
tcdon adjourned to meet at O'Clock T.. N.
Wt II o'clock Convention met pursuant TO ad-
<ournment. On motion Of W. S. Lowden, the
report Of Committee on Credentials was read aud
accepted, and the following persons found ent-
tied to seats in the Convention
Dougias Cdy-R. Pearce, H. Weymouth.
hGi4n Creet-Jno. Joyce Jas. r. Dcrstine.
StaHer's Haf-M. Hart Z. p. Hart, by proxy.
Eastman's-C. B. Eastman, Jno. Gilbert.
Tyson sc. Murphy. J. Dcpnett, by proxy.
,NoJh Forh-A. +. Bilay, d. B. Weed, A. l..
McWhorter
Loctao,.-W. A. Nunnally, J. W. Ransom.
CaRon CJiy-Jas. sloan NJ. Pierce.
PdrksUWe-A. \. Tomlinson, W. Gamble.
.HiHefsyWe-E. Fogcrty, Thos. Fausett.
.UlYouH-Jas Carlisle, J. \. Sturdeyant.
Grass FaHey-W. S. Lowden.
Oregon Gulch-J. c. Murphy, Jeroh. McCarty.
TRINITY Centr-S. D. Krcider, j. Sbanks.
UeqgacWe-Jos. McMahon, u. Kinds, James
May, b. s. Guptil, Jas Reagan, Chas Sloan, r..
Piper and W. r. Watson.
On motion, the report Of the committee on bu-
sincss was read and accepted.
On motion Of W. \. Nunnally, Jas. Gallagher
was nominated as canddated for Assomblyman
and on motion Of Jno. Gilbert he was elected by
acclamatjon, whereupon Mr.. Gallagher being
called for, came forward and thanked the cOnven-
ton in very neat and appropriate speech.
On motion Of 5. d. Kreider it was decided to
elect delegates to the State Convention, by bal
lot and D. Kinds and j. W. Ransom being ap.
pointed tcllers, and the members Of the conven-
tion having voted, w. A. Nunnally, A. Mitchell
Saml. d. Kreider, Jno. Gilbert, VIM. s. Lowden,
l.. Ludwig and j. y. Sturdeyant were declared
elected.
On motion OF E. Fogerty the chair was au-
thorzed to nominate ten persons to act as Cen
trail Committee. The following persons were
named
T. Fogerty, i. NJ. George, W. r. Watson, s. D.
Kreidcr, J. W. Owens, David Hinds r. Pearce.
w. A. Nunnally. G. b. Eastman, President and
A. +. Biay, Secretary.
On motion, the following resolutions, drawn
lp by the committee appointed for that purpose,
we're read and adopted with great enthusiasm
RfSoiptd That we recognize the Territories of
he United States as the common property Of the
citizens Of all the States Of the Union, having
'een acquired equally by the blood and treasure
# all.
Resoircd, That The Government of a Territory
organized under an act Of Congress is provisional
nd temporary, and while the Territory shall
emajn in its territorial condition, any citizen,
rom any state. has the right to emgrate thither
with his property. without his rights Of person
]r property being impaired or d. ,troycd by Con-
sres.ional or Territorial legislation.
Resolcej, That II is alike the imperative dnty
# the Federal Congress and Of Territorial
legislature, organic d under an act Of Congress,
0 fully protect the rights Of persons and prop
rty Of every description in the United States, |
o long as they Shall remain in a Territorial con
ition
Rcso're3, That when settlers in Territory
ayiGg an adequate population, form a State
Constitution, the rights Of sovereignty commence;
nd that them and not before, can they determine
whether they will or will not adopt slavery as
domestic institution.
Resolred, That we fully endorse the sentiments
ontained in the National Democratic platform,
,ut forth TO the people by that convention Il
Baltimore which placed in nomination for presi-
lent and Vice President, John G. Breckenridge,
If kentucky, and Joseph Lane, Of Oregon.
E@oigd That we hail with unfeigncd pleasure
he nomination Of that gifted and distinguished
on Of Kentucky, John c. Brcckinridge for the
thief Mag.tracy Of this nation; that we rccog-
ze in our standard bearer pure statesman, an
Xaltcd patriot. and one whom this great nation
houid delight to honor.
Rcyoiced, That in the selection of Joseph Lane,
# Oregon, for the second Office in the gift Of the
,eoplc, the Convention fully discharged its great
luty, and We recognize in Gen. Lane the tried
zero Of many hard fought battle, aud a states
nan Of distinguished ability.
On motion Of W. \. Nunnally, it was ordered
hat the proceedings of this Convention be pub
shrd in the TRINITY Journal, as well as the
,ubjoincd card to the editor Of the San Francisco
.0mPHga HeraH.
Ga motion, the Convention adjourned, sine die.
To THE Eoroa OF THE SAN FBANcIsco HERALD :
SIR The undersigned Democrats of the
county Of Trinity have noticed, with emotions of