The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-04

from each Township be appointed to recon-
mend delegates TO the State Convention, which
motion was adopted.
The Chairman appointed as such Committee !:
G. w. Gifin, COlOma; C. c. Mclean. Cosum.
mes; W. Bryant, Diamond Springs; s. NJ. Sill.
we'll Mud Springs; 8. B. PeltOn, White Oak !;
| C, r. Rnussin, Saln.on Falls; |. s. Titus
Placerville; J. D. McMurrIy, Georgetown; j.
Burks, Kelsey; E. L Crawford. Greenwood.
The Convention adjourned until O'Clock p. y.
EVENING SESSIONS O'CLOCK, Pm.
On the re-assembIing of the Convention,
Th0s. Wren moved reconsideration of the
vote by which the order Of business was adopt.
ed. which motion prevailed.
| ThOS. Wren then moved IN amend the report
Of the committee by making the nomination of
County Judge follow that Of Delegates to the
State Convention, and the ncgDi-a.ieH C Nist
Irict Attorney follow that Of County Judge;
which motion was adopted.
On motion, J. d. Rankin was admitted as
proxy for IL Ii. Tholan. Of Fairplay, and J. s.
Upton ss proxy for E. Cooley, of Jayhawk.
On nlotInn, the proxy presented by N. Tebbs
| from StOcktGn's Store was allowed, and
upon motion, N. Gilmnre was admitted ~
proxy for J. Murphy, delegate from Vaughn's
| Store.
The Committee appointed to select delegates
TO the Democratic State ConV entiOn submitted
he following report, which was unanimously
adopted:
We, the Committee, have selected the follow
ing named gentlemen as delegates IN the State
Convention
". II. Stone, Thomss Wren, w. II Foster
! 4. ID. Rock, J. e. MCGUIRE, John Gable, ID. ".
Geiwicks. John H. Dennis, Warren Bryant,
Samuel Fleming, A. St. &. Denver John 5.
Upton, X. H. Duncan, W. &. Reibsam and
Levi Smith.
The nomination for County Judge being in
order, Thos Wren placed IN nomination Hon.
james johnson.
And. upon motion Of | s. Titus. Hon james
johnson was declared the unanimous nominee
| Of the Convention for the Uilice Of County
Judge.
On motion, the Convention adjourned until
! 9 O'Clock A. N. tomorrow.
! FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 26;h.
! The Convention was called to order at 8
O'clock A. ".
/ Minutes Of Yesterday read and approved.
Nominations for District Atiuruy being in
order, A. ID. Rock placed in nomination II. {.
SlnSs, aud there being no other nomination, On
IuUtInn, IL. &. SlnSS was declared the unani
nIuus nominee Of the Convention for District
! Attorney.
! On motion Of Mr.. Wren, the order Of bnsi-
ne,s was amended :" that tue nomination If
/ Public Administrator, County Surveyor and
Coroner preceded that Of Sheriff.
! T. W. Breeze was nominated by acclamaion
! fnr Coroner, and VIM. Henderson for County
J surveyor.
/ On motion, the Convention adjourned until
: IL O'Clock, A.. NJ.
t At II o'clock the Convention re-assembrd
J On motion, each member Of the Convention
was assessed two dollars to detrav expenses,
and the money was placed in the hands vi N.
X. Shcater. E>q.
Nominations for Sheriff being in order. Mr..
Chapman nominated Thro r, Tracy, aud Mr.
Meredith nominated NJ. G. Griffith.
On motion the Convention decided to vote
viva voce.
Mr.. Griffith having received sixiv-one votes
and Mr. Tracy hfty.Srven, MIR. Griffith Was de-
Ciarrd duly nominated fJr Sheriff.
On Motion, his nomination was declared
unanimous.
On mntIou. Convention took r. cess until
. O'Clock, Pm.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr.. Lupton moved " change the order of
business. Lost.
Nominations fir Recorder being in order, Mr..
MAvei baum nutniuat-d |. = Titus Mr.. Tebbs,
T. J. Orgnn; Mr.. Gable, A. T. Lea; MIR. Bates,
y. A li"Aard.
On the thitd ballot Mr. Titus having received
n majority at all the v"ics cast, MAS declared
dul, nom mated for Recorder.
On u,n'lUu Il Mr. Mcfrdih The nomination
was nnaulm"usIV confirmed.
Judge irvine was Nominated hv acclLmdtiun
tor Treasurer James Is. M"rdtn BY acclama-
lIUi for County Clrrk and VI. X. Sne4rer uy
Accl4inati"u irr Pubic Admini>irainr.
Mr.. Meredith BntrInaIvd VI f.. Ivan and Mr..
Wade nnIniuaied Rev. {. Z. Pierce Tor Super
,nIrndcnt ut Puohc Schnnls.
Mr.. Pierce re-, tivrd The nomination; and, on
mouuu, II Was declared unanimous.
f. l.. CraWturG and Samuel Fleming were
i,PI i,y
II. VI. tlutimeistcr aud 4. Is. Bates from the
Northern, and J. Z. MeGu,re aud T. Davidson
from the S"uhern p''rIl"m Of the county were
n!uaItd by acclhmaII"n for tie Assembly.
, The following ndHncd gentlemen one fi"m
! each Tow wnShIp were elected AS the Democratic
County Central C"nunItr,:
| C"sumurs Tt"ustip. d. u. Suliss; Diamond
Springs, W VI Mnliirv; Mud : rings, W. +.
krlbSam; White O.k, :. B. PeitnH: Cni"ma. \.
! 81. L. Drnver; PEccr"lilr. Il. { ~ -; Green
ww,d. John adr Kelsey. John d. Skinner;
Gem srI"wn. Th"s Wren. Salmon Falls, Lew
SnIlh Lake, Mart. SlHnh.
! 4 reSoInli"n Of thanks /" the officers "i the
Convention tor the faithful and impartial m n
! ner with which they discharged their duties,
Was adopted unanimously; and wih cheers
/ strong, hearty aud dehant-f"r The ticket, The
/ Cnun and the Constitution, the Cuuy, ntIun
Adjuurned sine die
D. T. LOOFBOURROW, President.
! a. p Tr,'s: n.TLs, Vice Pres',s.
T. 3 WAnE' & Secretaries.