The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1860-08-24

Bartlett Jno. F. EARLY, w. R. Edwards, G. J.
Onstine. C. C. Onstine, |. S. Cole, A. B. Tillot
son. ]. M. Cavanaugh, ThOs. Hall.
Freeborn-J. W. Heath, A. Armstrong, Geo,
W. Skinner, Charles D. Jones:
Goodhue--W. w. Phelps, W. W. Sweeny, W.
W. DeKay, F. F. Hoyt Ben. VanCampen, Jno.
Lee, John Day, Mat. Hoyt,, Jessie Mclntire,
VIM. Colville, Charles Parker, P. Sanford,
Charles Betcher.
B. Meeker, Baldwin Brown, J. H. Talbot. j. B.
Gilbert, R. Fewer, o. c. Merriman, R. R.
Nichols, H. E: Purdy, S. Hidden, =: Hedderly,
E. Case, J. w. McComb, John Murray, Jr.,
Martin Mcleod, J. s. Demmon, J. Chestleib.
C. Hoag. W. F. Russell J. Mendenhall.
Houston-James T. Cronan, Alleges Durkee,
John B. Shoemaker, Michael Nc cGinniss, H. X.
Belding. Embuck Knutson, c. B. Sinclair, Jas.
J. Belden, Charles B. Speng.
Kennebec-M. j. O'Connor.
Kandiyohi-Edward Heenan.
LIE Sueur--Nathan Dane, VIM. H. Guilds, D.
R. Hugunin, Autoine Roberts, Joseph Meal
pine, Geo. D. Snow, Michael Doran, VIM. For.
syth.
Martin-James Sherlock.
McLeod-J. R, Londen, John H. Stevens.
Meeker-James H. Atkinson, John Black.
well.
Morrison-James Hall.
Nicollet-Geo. Magruder, Parker Harf, Pc
Baberick.
Olmstead.. .Thos. R. Huddleston, J. r. Brown
D. Wilkins, John bumsey, A. j. Doty, r. Wal
dron, N. Paine, R. K. Whitley, Charles Blaisdel,
J. W. Murray, R. C. Gates, H. A. Brown.
Otter Tail-Samuel B. Able.
Pine-.-Herman Trott.
Ramsey-Alphonso Martin, Andrew How
ard S. S. Eaton, Chas. a. Zahn, w. P. Murray,
John Bell F. F. Strother, David Ahern, NJ. H.
Sullivan, James Mills, Charles Zeirenberg, E.
G. Lambert, D. A. Robertson, E. A. Otis, Geo.
w. Armstrong, Paul Faber, Lorenzo Hoyt.
Thomas Ryan, D. O'Connor, John Smith,
Frank Hoyt, Isaac Van Etten.
st. LOuis-Horace Saxon.
Rice.--Herman Jenkins, Warren Vertress,
Charles Wheeler, A. B. Davis, George c. Alb
be, VIM. E. Smith, Solomon Ranneker, Thomas
Nee, Thomas Kirk, Rufus Norton, Isaac Aemy,
P. H. Ward, P. McCan.
Scott. L. Mcdonald, George D. Perkins,
Charles Sly, Henry Kinds, R. G Murphy, Peter
Cleary, V. H. Cady, NJ. D. Mcmillan, Charles
Harkens, John ONeil.
Sherburne.--R. BeaZe.
Sibley.-Matthew Donahue, A. w. Pratt,
George Peasley, Fred Poehler, Peter Wilkins,
j. II. Kukendall.
Stearns.---J. W. Reid, Charles Louis, j. F..
Bradford, Bernard Overbreake, T. Heaton, R.
M. Richardson. Peter Meyer.
Steele.-J. D. Russell, Darius w. Cook, A.
Wabashaw--Henry Ash, Francis H. Miligan,
John B. Davis. S. S. BurlesOn, Thos. H..
Holmes, 7. j. Montgomery, William H. Am
bury, William Abbott, Benjamin Dodge.
Waseca--Alex. johnson, P. B. Enos, James
w. Clark, VIM. Brisbee.
Washington--Socrates Nelson, Gold 7. Cur
tbs, Oliver Parsons, Doct. c. Carli, F. R. Della.
no. James C,gRh0des, John Atkins, James s..
Norris, R. H. Sanderson, George Holt, Isaac
L. Carpenter.
Winona--Benj. Franklin E. S. Smith, H. B.
Upman, A. P. Holt, l. Kroeger, A. l.. jerks,
A. F. Hodgins. A. ". Webster, C. E. Voight,
Thos. Short, o. NJ. Lord, E. D. Williams, S. P.
Wheeler.
On motion of w. P. Murray, the report
was accepted and adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Kinds of Scott, the
Committee were authorized to make sup
Elementary report, as the credentials were
presented.
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
Fleet F. StrOther, Chairman of the
Committee on permanent organization, re-
ported the following as the permanent offic-
ers of the Convention:
President.-Hon. LEWIS SMITH, of Dakota
county.
Vice Presiaents.-Hon w. P. Murray of
Ramsey, Isaac Marks, ESQ.,, of Blue Earth,
j. D. Williams, Esq, of Winona, and Hon.
j. M. Cavanaugh, of Fillmore.
Seeretaries.-H. E. Purdy, Esq, of Hen
nepin, and d. A. Robertson, of Ramsey.
The report was accepted and adopted, and
Capt. Starkey of Anoka, and Col. Case of
Hennepin, were appointed to conduct the
President to the Chair.
On taking the chair, Mr.. Smith returned
his heartful thanks for the honor conferred
upon him, and promised to bring whatever
ability he possessed to the service of the
Convention, and to use bis best exertions to
make the proceedings harmonious. He re-
ferred to the Convention which nominated
Delegates to the Charleston Convention,
and to those who came with honeyed words
of regard for Stephen A. Douglas, and who
sought places and obtained them to betray
him afterwards. He said we had in this
campaign triangular fght--that Wa were
opposed by two parties with the same prin.
cip!es, one claiming Intervention for slavery
and one against it, and both opposed to
Stephen A. Douglas. They were like a
pair of scissors, working on one pivot, but
cutting in opposite directions. He hoped
neither would be able to cut the union of
the States asunder.
The remarks of Mr.. Smith were much
applauded.
Col. Robertson moved three cheers for
Stephen A. Douglas, which were given with
awill.
Samuel B. Abbe, asked to be permitted
to cast the vote OF Grow Wing, Cass and
Otter Tail, having been deputed so as to do
by the people of those counties, which the
Convention granted.
Mr.. Murray moved that the delegates
present of county, cast the whole vote of
the county, if portion of the delegates
were not present. Adopted.
Mr.. Kinds, of Scott, moved to amend
that the delegates should only cast the vote
of the whole county, when they had been in
structed so to do. Lost.