Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-07-18


be the thing needu and look upon everything else
slavery abolition, habeds corpus military and all
else for the present Of secondary consequence II the
Union dissolved our government is desoyedour coun,
try longer exists Hence look upon every attempt
to revive party issues or define party lines with suspicion
and hold that there are only two partesCnion and Dis
union. OLIVER STUART, Chairman.
The committee on Credentials reported the fol.
lowing delegates entitled to seats in the Conven,
tion
Trinity Center-L. Reynolds, j. C. Dorr, u. ].
Fitch.
.Minersrale-F. Leach, S. II. Leach.
Bates j. f. Higgins.
EdStmdHS-F Wood.
LetcistOn-J. i. Hoadcy, o. Phillips c. II.
Rantzau.
Rush Creeh-Jonathan Smith.
Louden's-A Floyd.
Point Bar--A. Murphy.
Indian Ceek--W B. Stoddard.
Douglas Chy-A. II. Marshall, J. ". Smith,
John Carr, c. Kuper, S. !. Thayer, B. Murphy,
0. Stuart.
Steine,'s Flat-E C. Nichols, c. shoppe.
Ecdns Bar-P Vostagen, VIM. Weller.
Oregon Guich-James Clark
Jsi0'i CifJ-U! " HhthIoeE a.. S. Baker
Bartholomew. T.
7ysons-S. S Garwood, John Jones.
North Fork--L. Smith, A. Waters.
East Fork-II. NJ. McKenna.
(IdiLseHdhS--F. warner
Big Wat--W. S. Forman. Amos Smith.
TRsisy's-J. McCammon.
Lahe Cify-James Mullen, John Flowers.
Uiampom Pelereau.
Geo,ge's-R. N. Allen. j. B. Stocking, ]. C.
Post.
Rusch's--R. B. Wells, a. Sweet.
Democrat Guich-R N. DAWSON J. Brannon.
7aqior'S FIa!-D. +. IIobert "a. Pelereau,
pr6xy)
Vrgin Creek-W G. Kirkham.
Arkansas DANA. George
WearerrMe E. Neblctt. S. B. Morey, T. Carr,
NJ Lang, L. J. Miller, VIM. Kolb. G. Williams,
H. Squires, T. Scofeld, L. Cornell, J. Schuyler,
NJ. Shay.
The committee on Organization having re
portcd Order of Business the Convention pro-
ceeded in accordance herewith, as follows
For delegates to Judicial District Convention,
Richard Clifford, Fred. Leach, @. II p Norcross,
F. A. Buck and Oliver Stuart were declared
unanimously elected.
Delegates to Senatorial District Convention
were chosen as follows: Il. Neblett G. Bunker
II. II. Gray, Fred Leach, d. II. Trufant. John
p. Jones, Esq, was declared the unanimous choice
of the Convention for nomination as Senator.
Chair appointed Fred Leach, John Carr, Chas
Shoppe and John Smith, TelIers, and as the can,
ddaes were placed in nomination each came
forward and endorsed the platform of the party,
ana ElpuRBQ HiugScll u htluc tue uCllOU vi Tue
Convention. First in order was
Assemblyndn.-I NJ. W. Personotte and
Alex. Pellrtreau were nominated. On the first
ballot Mr.. PcrsOnette received 40 votes and Mr..
Pelletrcau l6, when on motion of the latter the
nomination Of Mr.. Personete was made unani-
mous.
SherG-S. Blanchard, G.. BelChcr, T.. Clifford
and Daniel Carnes were placed in nomination.
On the first ballot the vote stood as follows -
Clifford 33 Blanchard, 10 Belcher, 10 Carnes.
&. Necessary to a choice, 80. Mr.. Clifford was
unanimously declared the nominee for Sheriff.
Neyk-A j. Loomis, A. Meyer and G. NJ Strat
ton were nominated. On the first ballot LOoms
received 80 votes Moyer Is ; Stratton, 7. The
nomination of Mr.. Looms was made unanimous
Tar C5llector-TI TIavid Kinds, II. A. Jones and
Orson Fox were placed in nomination. John p
Jones, Esq came forward and withdrew the name
of II. A. Jones, at his request, thanking the Con
venlion for the honor conferred in placing him
in nomination. On the ballet Mr.. Kinds receiv-
ed 48 votes and Mfr. Fox l6 Mr.. Kinds nomna.
tiOn was declared unanimous
County Judge--John Murphy being the only
candidate before the Convention he was elected
by acclamation. Mr.. Murphy thanked the Con
yention in q brief and very telling speech.
Convention adjourned TO o'clock, p. M, when
it re assembled, and proceeded 10 ballot for
IiStTict .1NOfNeY.-JOUu DuIEs, II. II. AlleU
O. Stuart aud Il. j. Curtis, were nominated. Two
ballots were taken unsUccessfnlIy, when Mr.
Burns withdrew, and on the third ballot Mr. Al
len receiving SO votes, Mr.. Stuart 2G, aud Mr.
Curtis !, Mr.. Allen was declared tae nominee ioI
District Attorney.
Treasurer-A Cochell, NJ Ruch, Jos Craig
p. Paulsen and Geo. ii. Bunker were nominated
The first ballot being unsuccessful Mr.. Paulser
withdrew Second ballot, no choice, and Mr.
Bunker Withdrew. On the third ballot Mr.
Cochell received 81 votes; Ruch l3 Craig, IA
Mr.. Cochell was declared the nominee.
.4ssessor.-B f. Trask, John McCammon and
C. f. Langdon, nominees On the first ballot
McCammon was declared elected, he receiving
Al votes Trask, IS Langdon, z
Superintendent of Publc MSruetion.--D. +
Gordon aud w. l.. lludspeh were placed il
nomination. On the first ballot Gordon received
81 votes and Hudspelh 6 Gordon declared the
nominee.
Coyoner.-W. L. Hudspeth being the only can
didate in nomination was declared the unan
nous choice Of the Convention,