Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-19
Union County Convention.


Pursuant to published notice this body met at
Weaverville on the 18th inst The Convention
called to order by E. Neblett, chairman of
Central Committee, who was on motion elected
temporary chairman, and D. E. Gordon chosen
as secretary. The Chair appointed the following
named delegates committee on Credentials and
Permanent Organization Geo. Williams, John
c. Mason, D. F. Dyer, VIM. Weller and r. n
Davidson. Edward A. Kelton, Geo. B. Jumper
and II. A. Wilson were appointed as committee
on Resolutions.
After a recess of one hour the Convention re-
assembled. E. Neblett chosen permanent
chairman, and D. E. Gordon secretary. The
committee on Credentials and Permanent Organ
ization reported forty-one delegates present
The committee on Resolutions reported the fol-
lowing, which were unanimously adopted:
Resore That this Convention endorses the present Ma
tonal Administration in particular and act and hrly
believes that determined prosecution of the against
beons States is only just hut the perpetual
ton OF the republican institutions inherited from our fore
fathers
Rsold That detest all protesting Unionism who
in Union disguise the willy mouthpeces and aders of the
enemy Of common country and such we nvo the
most whitening inamy.
Resolred That here pledge of fidelity to the
Federal Government and heartily recommend ABRAHAM
LINCOLN the choice of this people for President of the
United States in the election of 1851.
Resoioed That far consistent the delegates from this
the Union State Convention shall favor the claims
of Andrew Johnson Of Tennessee for the Vice Presidency
The Convention then proceeded to the election
of delegates to State Convention, with the fol-
lowing result E. \. Kelton, E. Neblett, John
p. Jones, NJ. W. Personette, E. f. Allen, John
Martin.
c. VI. Stratton, j. ". Phlbrook and S Blanch-
ard were appointed to select Central Commit
tee for the coming year The following names
were reported and unanimously endorsed by the
Convention o. Phillips, A. J. LOOMS, D. H.
Trufant, O. H. p Norcross. S. l. Thayer, W
Weller, G. Thede Geo. II. Bunker and Thomas
Carr.
Proceedings ordered published in TRINITY
JOURNAL, after which the Convention adjourned
THE LATE Rev. T. STARR KINGS WrLL.-The
following is the will of the late Rev 7. Starr
King, executed shortly before his death, and
which was filled in the Probate Court on Tues
day last:
the presence of the Most High God and believing in the sal
Walton SOUL hereby make last will and testament
ami personal estate of which am possessed and all property
Of description which belongs to when just debts
paid with the exception of the proceeds Of the policies
of insurance upon life, which wish shall be equally di
yded among mother and the mother of dear wife, to
my wife after the death of either unless it should
be the will of wife that it should revert directly for the
benefit of either both of her children The proceeds Of
this policy Of insurance wish to be invested by exec
for the above And hereby
appoint this last will and testament
Chas. L. Low VIM Norris and Robert b. Swain My desire
is that they bonds for the performance of their duty
All other wills hereby revoked, and in the of
these witnesses desire this to be last will and testament
THOS STARR KING.
: :. n +. G EekIs Witnesses.
San Francisco March t. 1861