Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-04
Proceedings OF the Democratic County
Convention.

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Committee. the Convention assembled at the
House. T. =. Ecardan, Chair
man Of the County Committee, called the
Convention to order. On motion, $. c. Tomp
Kin. was elected temporary chairman, ana c.
L. Craclbon temporary Secretary.
On motion, committee of five was ap- /
pointed on credentials and permanent or
gauization. The chair appointed L. Hubbard
John Flattcry, E. T. Wilkins, L. B. Clark,
and W. Woods
Convention adjourned to lr.M.
Convention assembled pursuant to adjourn
mcnt Committee reported the following
delegates entitled to seats in the convention:
Marysyille, lst Warl-J Spring, a. Van |
denmark, VIM. T. Barbour, Geo. ". stanton. /.
~ Ward-T. l.. Eeardan, W. L. Borden, +. .
w. Hail. W. II. Chapman, Thomas iattcu.
Sd Ward-john MagUirc, Q. Fuller, G. l.. /
CrackLon. j. A. Murray, G.. W. Lamdiu, Wm. .
Singer lth Warl-Geo. Rowe, Hugh Carr, |
j. NJ Bclrudc, L. McCarty, A. Ellison, d. |
Farrell
Indiana Ranch. G.. Cannon.
llonout liotel-Wm McDibbit and L. T,
Wilkins.
McDoualds Yills-Jocl Stoddarl
Frecman'~ Crossiug-G. W. Dcriekson
Oregon llousc-J NJ Crowel, W. J Woods. !
Roses BAR B. Clark
Yuba Ranch. J. llaskins, s. Il. Gellin.
New York House-C. O. Gale
Sucker Flat-T B. Simpson, W. Wolch, l.,
Ackley, p. Campbell
Camptonville-J. c. Brown, J. N. Lewis,
Z. d. Turner
Parks Bar-P. Tracy B. Dempsy.
Landers' BARB. f. Henderson.
Frenchtown-W. Stroud 0. Owens,
Long Bar No. 2-John Flattery.
Keliogs lIouse-Wm. Harvey and John
Flattery (proXy)
Slate Range. W. Rumlen.
Fosters BARI. O'Neal, John Flattcry,
(proXy)
Kenuebec Bars. c. Kennedy.
Sand Flat-Geo. Nillcrs and Geo. Nillcrs
QroNy)
Long Bar-C. Z; Stone l. Burnett, V. L.
CroweN Mr. llalladay.
Galcna IIouse-W. \. Head, r. Phillips
Clayton's Ranch-J. WhcaIdon, f. McCanh
Willow Creck-M. OConuor J. Flattery,
(proNy.)
Perkins Ravine-II NJ, Eddy.
Houng's lill-Jamcs 5. Slingerlan1, D. B.
Lyman.
Wings llousc-John lliser.
Eagloyille-D. s. Baker.
Gaieua Hill-R. Brown, by S. c. Tomp-
kins, proxy.
Browns Ealley-A Perley, p Donnan.
TimJuctoo-A. G. Deitrick, Z. Quinn Jas,
Galigcr, John McQuigan
Strawberry Nallcy-D. J. Butler votes,
l.. Hubbard. proxy.
Railroad Hill. D. Smith
Johusons Raneh-C L. Stewart
Xabliskics Ranck-A }. ZaJriskie.
Riscrs Ranch. NJ Reese
Eliza lIouse-II j. Fausworth.
Brownsyille-T }. Rmery.
The Report Of committee on credentials
adopted
The committee reported the following
names for permanent officers:
President, W r. Barbour; Vice Prcs'ts, j.
5. Slingcrland, T. l.. Simpson, j. IIaskns, J..
Wheldon. Secretary, G. W. Stanton; Assis.
tant Secretary, c. L. Crackbon.
The committee report the following order
of business:
1.-The nomination of State Senator.
2.-The nomination Of five Assemblymen,
one at a time.
3.-The election of IA delegates to State
Convention.
4. The election of Is delegates to the joint
Senatorial convention.
5.-Election of Central Committee
G-Resolution That the voting be by bal
lot, and that a ma aiority Of all the votes cast
be necessary to a nomination.
On motion, the report Of the committee was
adopted
On motion of T. B. Reardan, the rules
/ were suspended and G. i. DeLong nominated
for Senator by acclamation.
On motion, the conventions nominated the
Assemblymen hy the old Supervisor Dis
tricts commencing at District No. >.
On motion, the rules were suspended and
Wa EIwell nominated by acclamation.
On motion, rules suspended and John Col
Inns nominated by accamation.
The convention proceeded to ballot for As
semblyman for the Sd District The names
of L. Burnett, L. b. Zabrske and c. f..
| Woods were placed in nomination.
On ballot MIR. Burnett having received a
majority Of all the votes cast, was declared
nominated.
For the 2l District, the names Of Lyman
Aekley and Joel Stoddard were placed in
nomination
On ballot, Mr.. Stojdard having received a
majority Of all the votes cast, was declared
/ duly nominated
Mr. Sliugorland, Vice President, here took
| the chair
On motion, the rules were suspended and
W. /. barbour was nominated for The first
District, by acclamation.
The following gentlemen were elected del
or f4tf TO 4l,.. Vi
DcLong j. = Slingerland, T. B. Reardan
W. r. Barbour, j. +. Muldoon, l.. Aclllev. D.
d. Wheeler, W. w. Presbury. ". Edger, L.
Hubbard, Joseph Payne, G. w. Damdin, A..
Pauley, j. D. Smith
The following gentlemen were elected dele.
/ gates to the Joint Senatorial Convention: s..
/ 9. Iompkins, Hugh Carr, L. I. Wilkins, j.
/ tattery, j. p. Brown, w. Y. Head, j. NJ.
Belrude, 9. y. stone G. L. Craokbon, T. b.
| Reardan, John Collins, Joseph Payne, II. W.
Theal, H. Barnett
The following gentlemen were then elec-
ted as the Central Committee for the County
of IuLa; i. Hubbard, j. G. Cannon, I. Il.
Simpson, j. NJ Reese, J, p Brown.
The following resolutions were then offer
cd and adopted:
RESOLVED, That the true Democracy of YuJa
county heartily endorse the nomination Of Ste
| phcn A. Douglas and lIerschcl V. johnson; and
hold il to be the unquestioncd duty of every gem
/ uine Democrat, recognizing the wcll-csablished
/ Democratic usages, 70 give to those nominees his
cordial and unwayering support.
RESOLVED, That we repudiatc and condemn all
Sccessonists and Boilers, Traitors and DIsunion.
lists, from whatever quarter they may come, and
under whatever flag they may rally, whether from
the North OF the South the East or the West
RESOLVED, That in the strict observance of tho
sacred principle Of Non-lnteryention, as adopted
and sauctfed by the American Democracy,