The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-08-09

ventiOn TO order, when the committe on
credentials reported the following dele
gates entitled to seats;
Mount Aukum-W illiam Mars.
DurOc House-A. \. Howard.
BuZAn's Bridget. y. Rankin.
Hanks Exchange--ThoS StapletoC.
Coon IIollOw-ChaS. Broad.
Grizzly Flat. X. Tulles, j. z. Adams
Kelsey-A. ID. Rock, l.. Borneman.
Diamond SPrings-Warren Bryant, 5
z Us@m, NSOey I.arkin, C6as. z. .sr,i
don.
Duncombe's Stnre-R A. Mosc'y.
CedArville-D. B. Soliss, j. I. Sproal.
CrntreviIle-William Matherly, David
Fuirchild.
ClarkSviIle-Mr. Stanley, Gilbert Tong,
Mr.. Williams
Cold Springs-Geo. W. GitEiin, J. W.
Killough.
COloma--.James Green, \. II. IIawley.
Fl Dorado--C. I. RouS,in, Vim. Bay
less, W. u. Shirley, Chas. Meredith.
Kings Store-F. j. Hoover, Leonard
VI. Shrewsbury.
Missouri Fint-Daniel Searles.
Nelsonville- b. Dickinson.
Indian Diggiugs Cable, K. b.
Turner.
Jayhawk-J. 5. Upton.
Naughn's Store-John Welty.
GreenwuOd-tieo. W. Shippers
'iold HILL. l.. Newell, Theodore
O'IIannon, u. +. Lnofhnurrow.
Garden Nallcy-J. u. McMurray, ChaS
Scott.
t'vorgctown-W. II. Stone, J. Ashton.
Vim. Brown, u. Il. Craig, john ). Black
well.
Fairplay Staples.
Bottle Illll--Charlrs CalmrrS, u. +.
Thomas.
Halfway IIou>c--W. kunhle, j. c.
Kelley, proxy.
Chilli Bar--lI. {. Carson.
Placer,iIle, 81 WarL--John Fountain,
Francis Montrc, David Walker.
Coyo,eviIe-A. ". Fclkrr, George
Larry, PROXY.
Volcano Rar--Theodore Mahan, Il. X.
Boyd, proxy.
kanaka Flat--John j. Rice.
Sirawberrv--J. Il. Crandall, \. II.
Spence, proxy.
SporIsInan's Hail. Mr.. McClusky.
IIlakeley's Ranch--N. j. Monday.
Upper Placervil'e-JohnR Rowan, Vim.
I,itson.
Red IIiIl--ThoS. Breeze, Dennis lIanlcy.
Spanish Dry DisgnS>--ti. w. Hunter
PlacerviIle, LIST Ward-D. ". Gelwicks,
s. Titus
Newtown-Wm. Riley.
Rockbridgc-A. Martin.
Brownsville Seth BAyley.
Spanish Flat. j. Lawyer, William
Jabine, James Steel.
Reservoir IIill-E. &. Titler.
l;inggoId--W. FoOtc.
Placervillc, I'd Ward-I. i. Hopkins,
j. W. Shields, Samuel Mccormick, q. +.
Williams, Daniel Davis. u. u. Johns.
On motion, the report was adopted.
The same committee made the following
report on permanent officers and order of
business:
The committee on permanent Organi-
zation and order of business, recommend
as permanent officers Of the Convention
the following gentlemen:
For PreSident-Isaac S. Titus.
Vice Presidents--James ID. McMurray
and Francis j. Hoover.
Secretariez vs. ~B. Hopkins and D. I
Loot bourrow.
Sergeant. at-arms- John O'Donnell.
They also report the following order of
business:
LIST. Report Of committee on resolutions.
End. Election of fifteen delegates to the
State Convention-One from each town
ship and two from the county at large.
Sd. Nomination of one Senator from the
southern district, and one from the north
ern district; also two Assemblymen from
the southern district, and two from the
northern district.
nth. Nomination of Supervisor for the
second district, composed of Mountain,
Costumes, Diamond and Mud Springs
townships.
9th. Nomination of Central Committee,
composed Of one from each township.
All Of which is'respectfully submitted.
CHARLES MEREDITH,
Chairman.
On motion, the report was adopted and
the permanent officers took their seats.
On motion of A. A. Howard, Mr.. j. II.
McCusky was admitted delegate from
SpOrtsman's Hall, on certificate of election.
Chairman of committee on platform and
resolutions made the following report,
which was adopted:
ResOtred. That we cordially indorse and
Fe,atbrm the political doctrines promulga-
ted by Thomas Jefferson, and sanctioned
ny national Democratic bodies from the
establishment Of the Government down
TO the present day.
HesOLCed, That as Democrats we re-
COg"'se itas our duty TO support the Gov
ernment in all constitutional, necessary
and proper efforts to maintain its safety,
Integrity and constitutional authority -;