The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-1864, 1862-08-16

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. as follows: Nor have ! any apprehension
that the firm and unanimous support whict
the Democratic leaders and masses are nov
giving TO the Constitution and the Union vii
be deemed evidences Of infdelity to Democrat
ic principles, or @ rant Of loyalty TO the organ
l1dtlon and creed Of the Democratic party. Il
We hope to regain and perpefuate the asce7ldan
cg Of our patty, We should never forget that q
man cannot be true Democrat unless he is a
loyal patriot" He never for moment enter
tanned the idea of abandoning the blrthrighi
OF the Democracy for Republican pottage
but bis last hope for the preservation of the
Constitution and the Union was 10 the ascen-
daney of his own loyal party.
The report of the committee was adopted.
Nomination of candidates for Members OF
Assembly being in order. Mr.. Berry nominated
Geo. II. Crosette Mr. Granger nominated
- Beall, of Hamilton township. No fur
Their nominations being made, on motion,
Messrs. Crosette and Beall, were declared, by
reclamation, the unanimous nominees of the
convention for Members of Assembly. Mr..
Beall, being present, was called for, and &C
ton for the honor conferred upon him.
A committee, appointed for that purpose,
having Informed Mr.. Crosette of his nomina-
ton, he appeared before the convention and
announced his acceptance of the position as
signed him.
The nomination of a candidate for the Office
of Public Administrator, was made the duty
of the county committee: as was, also, the
nomination of a candidate for the Office of
County Surveyor
The following gentlemen were chosen dele
gates to the Joint Senatorial convention for
the counties of Butte and Plumas f. Strong.
Jno. s. Berry, ?. FarreIy, G. H. Pierson, W.
Triton, F. L. Carey. n. D. Plum, A Thatch-
er, 5. Toland, j. A. Wardwel, A j. Crum.
The following gentlemen were appointed a
county central committee for the ensuing year =:
NJ Il. Darrach, Eli Strong n. D. Plum, l.
c. Granger and S. C. benson.
The following communication was received
from the Democratic convention of Plumas
county:
To the President and Members of the Butte
County Democratic Conrenti0n
At meeting of the Democrats of Plumas
county held at Quincy, August u, 1862, the
following resolution was unanimously adopted ::
ReSolred, That we heartily indorse the
wise and conservative course of the Hon
Richard IRWIN, our Senator in the State Sen
ate, and cordially recommend him IN the De-
mocracy OF Butte county
Inc following gentlemen were elected dele
gates 10 attend the Joint convention Of Butte
ana flumaS counties, and the delegates attend
ing, 10 cast the vote.
\. c. CUNNINGHAM,
+. j. MIDDLETON,
RICHARD IRWIN,
r. c. CHAMBERS,
VI. w. JACKSON.
f. f. HOGAN, President
MAT LYNCH, Secretary.
quincy, August %, 1862.
Mr. Rarr, r,o,.ol ,t,,
,,;,.oa 800 ~ fp'',' '''' u 4 'o,i'
county. and addressed the convention :, favor
Of his mot;o, NJ. G
1,- us '''e'''r "'' ''""ser' aiSo' hlaue an
eie8aht speech IN favor OF the Democratic or
Sanzation that had SO often borne alolt the
banner of the Union
No further bpsiress ho;oo. h.f,no a.,
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''''''''' II vas '0j'u' "e' SINE "'e'
Copprcr Docrp,yg ponnhI;..1-.;..,
States senator Mr. Rrowrin11 of nI;, C'fu
some remarks which be la,o7r n,ada IN th -
Senate. on the Confscation RiiI sa;J.
IF CONGRESS has the r;rbt r. confso,to for
treason why not for murder arcenv or otb 'or
oeoces and where does conrrnss =. a. o', ,b
# b o W ,I' t IA eSpec' 10 any onense Gan
e.og. rsI;,; ~ We t.aNc ""uuefeu 50 lar
adnt 6 f,I ha .''', u our loIe'atnefs as 70
o. ~ ...'". sli%' 'te Ignt 10 eonns
r;tn 'r't % f" aeoe u uaroF atsacnes
49, '-"y eou, 0. i .. 'uc oncnuer 10
uo 80 i 70 SUoNe1l Inc CONSTITUTION, and rend
sta6lh ''' io soOSr 70 De imposed and
cionS ana more fatal 10 the liberties of the
citizens than any form of government on
earth
mat Is as true as Holy Writ