The weekly Butte record., 1863-06-27
Democratic County Convention.


was called TO order By J. 5. Berry Esq Hon.
C. F. Lott was chosen temporary President
ard 4. \. Wgman Secretary.
/ On motion, Mezsrs Plum, Strong. Morrison
White and Stevenson were appointed a Com
mittee on credentials
The Convention then adjourned to O'Clock
Pm
o'clock P. NJ
The Convention met pursuant to adjourn
meat. The Committee on credentials reported
the following list of Delegates, which was re-
ceived and adopted.
OrorHs-J. s Berry, W. D. Hutton, c.
T. Lott, J. ". Bufflm, L. C. Granger, A Ste
venson, P. Farrelly. A. n. .Wyman. J. Muller
T. Hawkins, A. Maurice, Jr., w Chase, \.
McDermott, j. B. Hewitt
CarPeater's Fat.-W. W. McCauley, r
Keyes.
Lynchburg T. Edwards.
Garden Raneh.-T. Z. Miller, proxy for
Hudson Mitchell
Ksnt's Raneh.-B. F. Stevenson J. Cantrell
Cherokee Rarine.-M. O'Gara.
Central House-E Gatlin, F. F. Krbg
Chico.-F F. johnson, Jas. Diamond, E.
Strong. J. ". McCorkle, S. VI. Sproul, G
Wool, D. Rives
Pine Creek-J ". B. Montgomery. l. W
Moore.
Rock Creek.-J. Lawrence, s. \. McMaster
s. Howard, D. Hass.
Lorery's.-A. d. Turner. Y. White.
Dapon.-J. D. Hightower. las. Tormey. II
F. Yokum. J. B. Mccartney, J. W Rowe.
ForbeStown.-N. D. Plum. j. L. Geiger, A
b. Knipper J. Payton.
ORC Lelra-J. d. Wordeu, II. n. Bakcr.
Woorsrale,-J. L. Sullivan, f. VI. Davis.
Strin gto,cn-Jos Pierce, f. Steeger, "
Lanigem.
Ente1prise.-Geo. Adair.
Mt. Spring House.-Ashley Coihron.
N0oretoun-Jno Dickinson, John Freeand
Cherokee Fat-Wiis Howard, Thos Me
Danel, J. V. Goode.
Tlompson's Eat-Jas Beck, Robert AL
lertou.
Concow-A. w. Thompson, W. II. Farley.
Norris Rariac.-J. b. Thamas, c. Sher-
mier
Oregon Cdy.-H J. Morrison. J. T. Vim
yard,
WyandoHe.-Jas Rutherford J. Snow.
EransrMe e-Geo. Piefson, J. W. Hickman
Bangor-Wm. Spaulling, Wm. Billings,
j. White
Honeut Cay-H. Troughton, r. Short.
HamRton.-C. Nelson, E. Maer.
RIO Seco.-H, S. Richardson, J. NJ. Vancc.
Lynei's RraneA.-Geo. II. Lynch, Wm.
NJ. Ord, Wm. Maxwell.
Robiasoa's Ranch.-Wm Burroughs, Jas
reetn
Porelrs Rancl.-J. Dinkle, proxy, J. G.
White.
Bdwci's Bari. R. ketchum
Pearine.-D. S. Whipple, proxy l. Bur
we'll
Dogtorn.-J. Lambert, A. S. Channel, as
Rowles, Jno Snyder, f. B. Kinson.
Lumpkn.-L. Williams, j. X. Wright.
Lorelock' 's-M. O'Shea.
Cascake TaHey-S Carmach, J. n Nc
Collum, j. A. Dickinson
FORKS of Bgte.-Jno. Barret P Down.
Mineral Side.-R. McAdams. r. Simpson.
DamondrWe.-J. 4. Wakefield, B. NJ
Harbour
Ceaterr1ile.-G Beaumont
Heltown-John Carly, w. w. Nesbiti,
II. Evers.
Little Kustew-R Rob. Lindsey, 0. f. Rudd,
c. Boswell
Hudsons House,-B. 3. Brown, J. Curry.
NesHia TaHey.-Geo. Rothrock, S Burn
ham.
Yankee HW.-Jas. NJ. Smith, c. Southern.
-imelia Cuy.-H. C. White
On motion, Hon. C. F. Lott was elected
permanent President, and A n Wyman,
Secretary. Wm. Billings and Geo. Beaumont,
Esqrs., were elected Vice Presidents, and
A. Stevenson, Assistant Secretary.
Messrs, Granger, Morrison, Nesbitt, Plum
aud Nelson, were, on motion, appointed a
Committee on Resolutions and order of business
The Convention then took short recess, to
give the Committee time to report.
On rc-assembling, the Committee on Reso-
utio0s and order of business reported the fol-
lowing resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted;
ReS0trc9, |. That the Democracy Of Butte
are in favor of an unalterable adherence to the
Constitution Of the United States, with all its
guarantees Of civil liberty unimpaired.
,. They are in favor OF the restoration and
preservation of the whole American Union.
3. They are in favor Of main, aiming the
Federal Government IN all constitutional and
lawful efforts to perpetuate It's existence against
all hostile forces arrayed in opposition to it.
/. They are opposed to the principles and
present policy Of the National Administration,
5. They are opposed 10 all these arbitrary