The Nevada journal., 1861-07-12
Tuc T1CKEr OF rHE SORTS.

ished its labors at Sacramento on the 9th,
having succeeded in making out afulltick-
ct after f7e days of exceedingly hard labor.
ve give the fruits of this ardueus work
of six hundred aud fifty men. For Cover
uor. John Confess, of El Dorado: Llent-
Gov Richard Irwin, of Plumas; Congress,
Henry Edger,on, of Sonoma; Joseph {. Nc
Kbben, OF Sierra; Supreme Judge, B. c.
Whitman, Of SolSno Supreme Court
Clerk, Geo. s. Evans, Of Tuolnmne;- Attor-
nev General, Geo. W Bcwie. of Sncramer.-
to: Tre.su Joel B. Landrum, Of Shasta;
Controller, Jaa. c. huffman, Of San Fran
cisco; Surveyor General, j. j. Gariner, OF
San Francisco; State Printer John r Ridge,
af San Francisco
The tieket beyond qacstion is a weak
one iaaeed The convention took extreme
good care to give the prominent places on
the ticket to old and long tried Broderick
men As g matter of right no one can OBJ
ject to th; preference. The Union men
that stripe of Democrats. IN Conness the
convention selected u gentleman of posi-
tive character and excellent abilities, but it
seems to have thought eitLer that there is
little hope Of an election, or that Conness
is sure TO live or Dick Irwin would not
have been selected for the second place on
the ticket.
Henry Edgerton is a young man of sharp
talents. His habits are reported bad, and
his legislative record on Bulkhead and Libel
bills decidedly SO He is not likely to make
a strong run.
Joseph C. McKibben is, thought by many
deserving .! support OF account of his no.
bic stand, in the flce Of intense opposition
against the Le"ompton ii1iquity. If 10. had
only taken proper care Of himself in other
respects, his friends would be much more
numerous than they arc.
B. c. Whitman once ran for Congress with
good fat fellow, of some legal ability, but
will never be known in the race with Nor
! ton.
/ Geo. 8. Evans was once Secretary of the
Senate He is competent. clever gentle
man. though we regret very mnch that Pap
nv Chase was left out in the cold for him.
Major Bowie( otherwise known as "Thomp-
sons Colt') well known as nice old fel-
low with clean dicky. and candidate for
! Congress, Governor and the United States
Senate, is the nominee against Pixley and
mule When will these three meet again.
The Major is an Attorney but will scarcely
be promoted to the rank of Attorney Gene
EraT
Judge Landrum. laid Uncle Daw1ey ard
Tom Findey ont, taking the nomination for
Treasurer with grab. The convention
probably thought as one Treasurer fl o.n
Shasta had turned out bad a chance ought
to be given the county to redeem itself
For contrary reasons Nerada was barred
out.
&c. Nut,man is good boxing but he can
come in.
Mr.. Gardner we know nothing about, and
nobody else will know any thing of him
after the election.
John R. Ridge is one OF the best men in
the State a poet, gentleman, p triot and
philauthropist Next t. Avery we would
rrefcr to see him elected 10 the pl ce o
which he is nominated before any Other mar
in the State. Perhaps modeSty ought also
TO excep: onrself With Avery. Ridge car
run like an Indian but he has -4-reyY hare
man to beat.
The ticket is decidedly a weak one or
the whole ara must be GefFatsd IS 9are n:
the election comes. Loaded with Bulk
head and Libel bills it cannot possibly b'
indorsed by the people. As Union princi.
pies are what the American people arr
looking after and as the support Of th'
Government is the prime object of the pee
Pile and the Republican administration i:
the Government for four years, ii is uSeles:
TO look elsewhere but in the Republican
party for all that is required to s'tisfy TIT
best Of Americans.