The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-29
UNION DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

thorized to appoint Committee, consisting OF
one from each township, on credentials and
permanent organization.
The Chair announced the following delegates
as the committee: JAS. Nuttall, I. II. Rolfe,
VIM. Watt, VIM. Hill, J.. II. Fowler, c. p.
Evans, Calvin Hall, John Derham.
On motion the committee was also instruct
ed to report the order ofbusiness.
On motion of Mr.. Chase, a committee of
eight, was appointed by the several township
delegations, on resolutions.
Neyada-Thos. p. Hawley.
| Grass Valley-Miles p. 0'COnnor.
Rough & Ready-H. Q. Roberts.
Bridgeport-Thos. I. Price.
| Bloomfeld-G. X. Reed.
Eureka-V. Butch.
| Little York;. X. Squire.
On motion, the Convention adjourned until
one o'clock p.
Afternoon Session.
On the re-assemblng of the Convention.
Mr.. Fowler, from The Committee on creden-
tals, made the following report:
List OF Delegates.
Nevada Tow,aship.-Dayd Belden, I. II.
Rofle, G. +. Wilmington, Ed. Muller, A. III.
Hanson, c. McCaulif, Tim. Parker, |. Will
hanson, S. S. Penny, J. M. Ballard, VIM.
Heugh, (James Malone, proxy,) g. Smittburg,
J. H. Helm, p. Henry, A. +. Mackay, Dan.
Boring, (prOxy for A. b. Gregory 4. o.
Tompkins, Geo. Story, Chas. Mailman, S. II.
Chase, (proxy for Geo. f. Turner,) M. II.
Funston, C. ii. Mead, A. Davis, John Williams,
Thos. p. Aawley, Geo. S. Hupp, A. f. Barnhill,
T. b. Staley, ID. NJ. FELTON,, J. Vanderlieth, j.
w. Stevens.
Vashinqton To,cnShip.-Peter McGloin, d.
J. Moore, r. Dillon, II. Laws, w. w. Wixom,
Calvin Hall, Il. Pierce, Conrad Grissel, Hiram
Atchison, Jas. Noble, Jas. Latin, John d.
Smith.
Little York;. Z. Jones, C.. r. Hall, John
Derham, Noble Martin, John Derham,) I. b.
Esmond, j. c. Green, j. Il. Squire, Joseph
Gordon. (J. E. Squire prox.,) II. b. Hosmer,
John Weiss, q. L. Squire, prox.,) I. Pattison,
John Fuller, Richard d. Williams, II. X. Tur-
ner, G. L. Tinker, q. Derham proxy) VIM.
Cuville, A. Stelting, O.. E. Jones proxy.
Grass Valiey.-W. Watt, J. X. Byrne, G..
w. Smith, Con. Riley, Z. c. Webster, Samuel
Hodge, Martin Ford, Jas. POwning, b. McCau-
ley, Geo. p. Dalton, Schenck Glass, CA.
Chavenne proxy,) L. S. Corbitt, (Jos. Keefe
Henry Scadden, A. Morehouse, CA. ]. Compton
proxy A. B. Dibble, VIM. Luke, John Hastings,
(P. T. Healy, prox.) Louis Ramish, o. ".
Healey, Joseph Keefe, Julius Fricot, Moses
Korn, Daniel Mulloy, j. X. Byrne proxy John
jenkins, Henry Thomas, Geo. Pennington,
(Wm. Watt proxy p. Tennessee, j. Aheram,
J. Mckee, (P. Galway proxy J. c. Clough, J.
w. X. Harvinger, (J. c. Clough prox.) p. N.
Hanson, N. V. Wagner, Jas. Montgomery.
Rough & Raady.-H. Q. Roberts, John
Webber, ]. M. Mcclure, p Crawford Maurice
I
p. Sheridan, Robert Ferguson, James Downey,
+. NJ. Trail, VIM. H. Hamilton. Anthony
House precinct entitled to two votes, and
Bridgeport to one vote, not represented.
Bfidgeport.-J. B. johnson, J. w. Denni-
son, L. G.. Price, l.. Mcclure, N. b. Isaman,
NJ. A. Kelley, (V. g. Bell proxy Jesse Hughes,
John Mccoy, L. II. Fowley, S. S. Lewis, J. c.
BroderiCk, A. S. Stacey, NJ. Cassin, A. A.
Hodge, c. Derby, ID. Alexander, A. White,
Kerr Phelan, NJ. Fitzpatrick, (Kerr Phelan
proxy w. II. c. Mathews, VIM. F. Berry,
Matthews proxy NJ. Handerham, H. Hollister.
BloOmfeld-J. Bush, A. Bckford, r. Skid
more, 9. X. Reed, Leapold Garthe, Thomas
Chase, on. S. Speer proxy Michael Burns, g.
w. Lowry, (Jas. Nuttall proxy Z. A. Isaacs,
(Joseph Lisson proxy H. c. Wormwood. q.
ID. Rathburn proxy II. Il. Arnold, II. Il.
MeGll.
Eweka.-C. P. Evans, v. Cleveland, w. F.
Cummings, l.. Van Dusen, (proxy for F. Leary)
w. p Morris, V. Butch, - Montgomery,
VIM. Pickle DIR. Hardy, l.. p Tenny, j. Nor
gan, S. Hardestie, N. McNamrra, p. Bohanan,
]. Stewart, J.Seibert, Jas. Gale, Oh. A. Kelly
proxy.)
Mr.. Rolfe, from the Committee on Perma-
nent Organization, reported the following Off
GERS:
President-A. B. Dibble.
Vice-Presdents Joseph Gardner VIM.
Hill.
Secretaries-L. II. Fowler NJ. II. Funston.
The report was received and adopted, and
the permanent President, being conducted to
his seat, addressed the Convention, and returned
his thanks for the honor conferred upon him.
Mr.. Rolfe, from the Committc. reported the
following as the order OF business.
Resolutions
Nomination of candidates in the following
ORDER
District Judge;
Sheriff.
Clerk;
Treasurer;
District Attorney;
Collector;
Recorder;
Assessor;
Surveyor;
Public Administrator;
Coroner
Senator and Assemblymen;
Supervisor for ID District;