The Nevada Democrat., 1860-09-05
nrmocRAT1c COUNTY, c0NvENTIoN.

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CosvEETTos.
1 Pursuant to notice, the National Democratic
Conversion Of Nevada county assembled ar the Ne
tropoltsn Thester, at II o'clock A. NJ Of Saturday
September Ii. 1850, and was called 70 order BY s.
W. Boring, Chairman Of the County Central Com
mittee.
On motion Of Jno. r. Mcconnell, John Caldwell
Of MoOre's Flat, was unanimously chosen tempo
rary Chairman OF the Convention.
On motion, Geo. s. Hupp. Of Nevada, was elect
ed as temporary Secretary Of the Convention
On motion Of Mr.. Mcconnell and amendment Of
Thos. Hannah, committee of eight, consisting Of
one delegate from each township, to be selected by
the township delegation, was chosen to examine
and report the credentials OF delegates to the Con-
vention.
On notion similar Committee Of the same
number, chosen the former was elected to report
upon permanent organization and the order Of bus
ness. The several township delegations reported
the following names as composing the committees ;
Committee on Credentials.--Nevada Township,
| A O. Niles: Grass Valley. X. Byrne; Rough
& Ready-Wm. Ecklin; Bridgeport. II. Fowler,
| Bloomfeld--G. X. Reed; Eureka-John Hughes (;
Washington--E. o. Tompkins Little York-ThOs.
1 Patterson.
order of Business and Permanent Organiza-
| -Neyada--Chas. Kent; Grass Valey-Robcrt
| Watt; Rough Ready-E. w. Roberts; Bridge
port-Thos. Hannah; Bloomfeld-J. M. Bush !;
Eureka---C. b. Jones Washington--J. NJ. Ormsby,
Little York-John Hussey. .ts
On motion Of Chas. Kent, the Convention adj
journed to meet at two o'clock P. NJ, at the Court
House.
Temporary Chairman.
Ono. S. HUPP, Temp'y Sec.
Pursuant to adjournment, the Convention re-as-
sembled at the Court House, at two o'clock p. NJ.
Mr.. Byrne, from the Committee on credentials,
submitted the following report:
The Committee on credentials, met as per APP
pointment at the Office of A. G. Niles, and appoint
ed Jas. X. Byrne, Chairman, and G. X. Reed Sec
rotary. The following credentials were presented
and approved:
Grass Valiey 7o1nship.-B. B. Layton, Con.
Riley, Jules Fricot, Robert Watt, James X. Byrne,
Schenck Glass, A. b. Dibble, Il. J. Corbitt, D. v.
Healy, Samuel Hodge, A. Morehouse, Philip Gal
loway, John Doran,, 7: Hennessy, Chas Leach,
B,idgeport-L. H. Fowler, ]. B. Lane, w. Hea-
ton N. G. Miller, c. W. Daniels, V. 9. Bell, N. r..
Greeley, VIM. Mouton, Thos. Hannah, John Dry
men, per II. w. Martin proxy, A. L. Greedy, one
vacancy.
Little York.-John Hussey, w. C. Barker, per
John Durham proxy, Joseph Gardiner, C. II. Hall,
Isaac Gill; Andrew ]. Doolttle, ID. X. Williams,
John Rogers per Martin Brennan proxy, Thos.
PattinsOn.
Eweka.-F: Leary, L. Van Dusen, John ].
ferson Hull proxy John Caldwell, Daniel Dooling,
Chas. Jones, w. II. Mcfarland, per II. w. John
son proxy, j. L. Purdy, per III. w. Mcfarland
proxy. II. Osborn, per I. II. Mitchell proxy,
cancy.
shire, d. w. Ridley, J. VA. Lansing, VIM. Tiener,
J. M. Onnsby James Dillon, @. A. Young, NJ. C.
White.
Nerada.--S. W. Boring, Chas. Kent, J. 1. Cald-
well, VIM. 2. Harrington, Geo. s. Hupp. p. Null
cahy, Edward Muller, ]. NJ. Ballard, A. c. Niles,
j. X. Mcconnell, Geo. Story, M. Sullivan, Jas. d.
Jeffrey, A. Davis, Daniel Collins, T. II. Rolfe A.
q. Armour, Il. w. Holerman, VIM. Montgomery,
Bioomfela.-G. X. Reed, A.E. Enders. JIM.
Bush, James Cregan, Thos. Gershan, Leapold
Garthe, G.. w. Leary.
Rough & Rsady-E. w. Roberts, J. w. Acker-
man, John Weber, VIM. Eeklin, Peter Sheridan,
Samuel l.. Fuller.
Your committee would further report: That II
appears that in Rough & Ready township ameeting
was held at Rough & Ready, at which meeting were
elected three delegates from Rough & Ready pre-
cinct and also delegate from each Of the pre-
cincts Of Mooney Flat. Indian Springs and the
Hudson House
1t appears also, that an election was held at
Mooney Flat precinct, and delegate elected other
than the one chosen at Rough & Ready to repre-
sent the precinct. At the Hudson House and In
dian Springs no election was held.
Your committee do not understand that the yo-
tiers at Rough Ready precinct were authorized to
elect delegates for the precincts at the Hudson
House and Indian Springs, and have not returned
the delegates so chosen-but would recommend that
the majority Of the delegates OF Rough & Ready
hr a. he ~afe
absent delegates. trr7 ss.lfrss1 sis ttt
Your committee further recommend that where
any vacancies may exist in the delegation from any
township, majority Of the delegates present from
such township be authorized to cast the vote for
such delegates
JAS. X. BYRNE, Chm.
G. X. REED, Secretary.
Mr.. Dibbe moved to adopt the report, with the
exception Of that portion which refers to the Rough
& Ready delegation. Carried
He then moved that the Rough & Ready delega-
ton be authorized to fill by proxy, or appointment
all vacancies in the delegation. Carried.
Felix Crawford and Harrison Mechanics were ac-
cordingy selected by said delegation to fill the va
cancies.
On motion of Mr.. Role, Michael Cassin was
substituted for NJ. Sullivan in the Nevada deega-
ton.
Inc committee on permanent organization and
order Of business then submitted the following re-
port r,.a ..a .
Your committee on permanent Organization and
order of business, beg leave to submit the following
report: HFE
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION. m
Presdent-John II. Mcconnell, of Nevada.
Vice Presdents-Joseph Gardiner, of Little York
and James Cregan, of Bloomfield.
Secretaries-Geo. S. Hupp, Of Nevada, and L. II.
Fowler, of Bridgeport.
ORDER OF BUSINESS.
ls.-Resolutions and propositions.
2d-Nomination of State Senator.
3d-Nomination of FIVE Assemblymen.
Authorization of Supervisor of I'd district.
5th-Election Of nineteen delegates to the State
Convention, to be apportioned as follows: Nevada
township, Al Grass Valley, 4; Bridgeport, q Bloom
field, Eureka, 8; Rough & Ready, l ; Little York
l Washington, 2.
6th-Election Of twenty-four members to serve
for the ensuing year as County Central Commit