Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-22
Republican County Convention.

pointed committee on organization and business.
Messrs Bachelder, Brown, Winston, Saunders and
Best, were appointed committee on resolutions
Convention adjourned to O'Clock, p. M, when
it again met. The committee on credentials re-
ported the following persons entitled to seats u
Convention
Weaeerpiue-B. W. Winston, l.. F. Wells, A.
N. Dodge, w. IL. Bachelor, b. Block, J. Craig,
Dan. Bennett, A. Kennedy.
Trinity Center-E. r. Sykes NJ. X. Pierce.
.Minerspi!,e-J. c. Dodge, s. A. White.
Bates-N. Alexander, J. W. Mundell
Eastman's- Moses Zook, NJ. Cook.
Letoistoa-O. Phillips, NJ f. Fuller.
Point Bar-E. w. Day. NJ V. Brown.
Douglas City-H. Saunders, Peter Pausen.
Steiners's Flat-Moses Gum, Chas. Shoppe.
ARKANSAS Dam-W. IL. Nichols.
Oregon Gulch-A. W. Twambley, S.P. Herrick,
Mouth Canon Creek-J +. Sanborn, j. J. Phil
brook.
NORTH Fork Geo Hobson, Chas. Champion, j.
N. Best.
Big Flat-T. Coggsall, o. ID. Stafford.
C6rs Bar--A. Pelletreau, III. c. Sprague
Ruch's-Chas. NJ. Abbott.
George's-Jno. Carr, G.. G. French.
Mdian Creek--Jas. J. Marcher. o. Perry.
Canon Cty-A. G. Price Geo. Faxon.
1yson's-J Wilson, Il. Stone.
Jno. Carr authorized to cast the vote of G. G.
French Il. r. Sykes the vote of NJ. X Pierce;
7. Coggsall the votes Of o. ID. Stafford, A. Pelle-
treau and H. c. Sprague; NJ. Cook the vote of
NJ. Zook.
The committee on organization reported d. W.
Winston for President, o. Phillips and ii. Saun-
ders. for Vice Presidents, and H. f. Wells and Il.
Block as permanent secretaries, and the follow
ing order of business
LIST, Nomination for Assembly;
I'd, Adoption Of resolutions
Sd, Nomination of County Central Committee.
The report was received and adopted, and the
above named officers declared unanimously cho-
sen to their respective positions.
On motion, Mr.. j. +. Chellis was invited to
take seat in the Convention, and q committee
of three was appointed to wait upon him. Nom
nations being In order, the following gentlemen
were placed before the Convention w. Il. Pros
ser, j. f. Chelis and b. f. Flynn. After the
second ballot, Mr.. Chellis In few appropriate
remarks, withdrew his name as candidate before
the Convention, and Mr. Flynns name having
been withdrawn, Mr.. Prosser was unanimously
nominated as candidate for the Assembly. The
committee on resolutions reported the following,
which were separately read and adopted by the
Convention
ResOlped, That we cordially indorse the nomi-
nees Of the Chicago Convention-Linco and
Hamin-and the platform adopted by that Con
vention,
Resolved, That the socalled Democratic party,
as represented by the present administration, has
forfeited the confidence OF the American people
by extravaganza, fraud, and corruption, as shown
by the late Congressional Investigating Commit
tee and by covert completely In the Slave Trade, !
and that a change in the administration Is abso-
lutely necessary to the prosperity of the country
and the perpetuity of the Union.
RESOLVED, That the present distracted condition
Of our State and National Governments requires
the determined action of every true patriot, and
that we should lay aside all personal preferences
and side issues, and unite in placing the Govern
ment on a true Republican basis.
ResoiUed, That the acts of the previous Demo
cratic administrations have been antagOnistic to |
the welfare of California, and that the great
measure to secure our prosperity-the Pacific |
RailrOad-can only be carried out by q Republ |
can administration.
ResoiUed, That we are opposed to all special |
Legislation for the benefit of individuals or cor
porate monopolics, at the expense OF the interests
of the State
WM. II. BAcHELDER, Chairman.
Mr.. Best offered the following resolution,
which was unanimously adopted
Resoived. That John +. Cbells, by his honest,
open and fearless vndlcation of the principles of
the Republican party, both In the county of
Trinity and the State at large, has won, and de-
serves the confidence OF that great National par
ty, the Republican.
Mr.. o. Phillips offered the following resolution,
which was adopted
Resolued, That IL Is the wish and expectation
of this Convention that the County Central Com
mittee will make personal canvass, as far as
practicable. for the good Of our cause and the
success OF our nominees.
Mr.. Goewey being loudly called for, addressed
and received the thanks of the Convention for
his able and eloquent effort.
The following gentlemen were elected as
County Central Committee
B. W. Winston, Chairman; S. Emerson, Peter
Paulsen, NJ. X. Pierce, 7. Coggsall, j. Wilson. o.
Phillips. S. A. White, J. j. Philbrook, J. N. Best
and John Carr.
A resolution was adopted to publish the min
utes of the Convention in the TRINITY JOURNAL,
San Francisco Times and the Maui and Wedge,
and vote of thanks returned to the officers Of
the Convention.
Convention then adjourned, with three cheers
for Lincoln and Hamlin.
The SAME.-The Weekly Standard appears