Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-09-25
Ano,her unIon Connen,ion.

The meeting called in the Enterprise thi,
morning by the Gold Hill Delegation,
which withdrew from the Union Conven-
ton on Saturday last, consisting Of the
Gold Hill Delegation and the defeated
candidates for delegates from the Third
Ward Of Virginia, met to-day at twelve
o'clock. NJ, at the Court House.
Mr.. Wright, Of Gold Hill, called the
meeting to order, and nominated Mr.. N.
A. H. Ball for temporary President, who
was elected by reclamation.
Mr.. Swaney, of Gold Hill, was elected
temporary Secretary.
Mr.. Blackburn, Of Virginia, was elected
temporary Sergeant Arms.
C. J. Hillyer, of Virginia, moved that a
committee Of three be appointed BY the
Chair upon Credentials.
Motion agreed to.
The Chair appointed George F. Jones,
of the Third Ward, Virginia; Mr.. Wright,
Of the First Ward, Gold Hill and MIR.
Swaney, of the Second Ward, Gold Hill.
The meeting then took q recess for ten
minutes.
Upon re-assembling the Committee on
Credentials reported the following persons
entitled to seats:
First Ward, Gold Hill. w. Wright,
j. J. Hayes, (Wm. Began. proxy, A. S.
Edwards. A. Montminy, E. c. Morse, E.
Sherman, q. F. Thompson, proxy, B. F.
Smell, H. S. Day. IN. A. H. Ball, proxy.
Hank Smith, Gamble, proxy, Thomas
Quirk. Christopher Miller, (R. A. Young.
proxy. D. Morton, On. A. H. Ball,
proxy, r. Bates.
Second Ward, Gold Hill-Henry Dom
nelly. John Riardon. VIM. Armstrong,
(Golding, proxy. ]. McCurdy, w. Il.
Denise, j. L. Swaney. c. II. Golding.
Third Ward, Virginia-Asa Rolls, ].
D. Heat, &c. F. Jones, proxy, 7. NJ.
Nosler, u. S. Parson, proxy. Michael
Burke, ]. L. Richardson, a. w. Bald
win, proxy, A. Williams, CDR. Bronson.
proxy, Geo. Hunt, Geo. Birdsall, proxy,
Jos. Fredericks, VIM. NJ. Cutter, c. ].
Hillyer.
Mr.. Hillyer moved that the Committee
on Credentials be instructed to prepare
and publish, prior to the I'd day Of Octo-
Der, the grounds upon which they admit
ted the contes,ing delegates from the Third
Ward of Virginia.
Mr.. Hillyer moved that a committee OF
three be appointed on permanent organiza-
ton. Agreed to.
The Chair appointed Mr.. McCurdy, A.
W. Baldwin and r. A. Young as such
committee.
The committee reported verbally that
the temporary officers be made permanent
officers, and that the Convention proceed
to elect thirty-six delegates to the State
Convention, and then adjourn to the 4th
day Of October. Report adopted.
Upon motion the Convention proceeded
to elect thirty-six delegates to the State
Convention.
Mr.. Cutter offered the following eigh-
teen names which he youched for as being
for John b. Winters for Governor, first,
last and all the time, to-wit:
A. W. Baldwin, J. NJ. Walker, Geo. F.
Jones, Geo. W. Birdsall, Jas. E%ddington.
W. NJ. Cutter, F. c. harrington, w. S.
Bronson. Jonas Seely, John Vandewater,
L. F. Blackburn, J. I. Goodman, ]. Nc
Donald, Jr., Joseph Fredericks. J. V. B.
Perry, J. S. Benson, R. S. Mesick, G.. J.
Hillyer.
Mr.. wrigh, offered the following names
from Gold Hill: y
E. A. Gamble, ]. w. Wright, j.
Hayes, A. Mon,miny, Hank Smith, II. L.
Day, w. H. Denise, J. l.. Swaney, r. L.
Bates, Chris. Miller, John Riorden, J. II.
Mills, 4. L. Greeley, r. A. Young, E. c.
Morse. W. H. Began, n. A. H.. Ball and
J. McCurdy.
All Of whom were elected.
Mr.. Cutter offered the following reso-
Resolved, That the Delegates elected BY
this Convention to represent the Union
party of Storey County in the Union
State Convention. to be held on the I'd
day Of October, at Carson, be, and they
are hereby instructed to vote for John b.
Winters for Governor, first, last and all
he time; and to use all honorable en-
to secure his nomination to that
office. Adopted.
Mr.. .Hlllyer moved that the Convention
now adjourn till the 9th day Of October,
1866. Agreed to.