The weekly Butte record., 1867-06-08

the call Ct the County Committee 81 II O'Clock a NJ
- Wednesday. June 5th The Court toIer=biy well
filed giving evidence Of the part Of the peo
pie. The Convention called TO order by Major A.
g. Simpson Chairman of the County Central Commit
who read the call defining the objects for which
the Convention had been called.
L P Smith OF Forbestown, chosen ;eznporar.
Chairman and briefly thanked the Convention for the
honor conferred but declined make speech in defer
ence to the wishes Of many delegates who anxious
tose. through with the business for which they had
senbled he therefore called for the election Sec
rztzry.
On motion of George Perkins. " Bishop OF Chico
was appointed Secretary.
On motion of Smith committee Of five ap-
pointed permanent organization. consisting Of Mess
Adams, Dodge Perkins, sharkey and Caine Mr.
Shsrkey declined whereupon the Chair appointed S
Hedges. Of Forbestowa. in his place.
On motion Of Hedges, committee off We
deniias was appointed follows: George Perkins
J C Vaudeville. Nc Smith, W Leonard, and Mr.
Hastings.
On motion. committee of FIVE order Of Business
appointed follows: J A Watson, A Boyd W
Bishop S Hedges and Mr. Hutchins
A committee of five appointed resolutions
follows: A Bishop. Mr. Hastings. Dunhazn. Fred
shaffer, and L Durham.
These committees appeared to have been arranged
-'slae fashion, by directory clique, as the
President adjusted his glasses and read the from
pile of manuscript before him. the different
mittees called for appealing to the temporary Sec
retary when he could not decipher some of the hero
glyphics by which several members of the different
committees designated
Mr. Sharkey moved that the Convention take
until NJ; but withdrew the motion at the suggestion
e fha A BshuD yhO wished o
appointment of another committee; who thereupon
moved that committee of be appointed to report dele
gates for the State and Conventions.
Mr. Ever objected and thought more had already been
than usual before receiving the report of the
committee credentials, and ascertaning who were
members OF the Convention. Mr. Sharkey sustained
Mr. Ewers objection; but had time to say but word or
tive when Mr. Hedges proceeded to combat Mr. Ewers
position and insisted that had been done than
customary the assembling of Conventions.
The Chairman ruled the discussion out Of order.
the motion Mr. Bishop had not met with second and
not properly before the house.
The delegates invited to hand in their credentia.
the committee when motion made and second
ed to adjourn till O'Clock. give the committees time
transact business assigned them The chair decid
ell the motion to adourn debatable, when Mr.. S E
Hedges rose point of order, and claimed that
tion adjourn any particular time, debatable.
Mr. Perkins moved that that the roll be called hand in
their credentials the Secretary. The Chairman had
called the first precinct the list. when Mr. Hedges
thought unnece ssary call the roll whereupon
delegates passed their credentials and considered
themselves adjourned without further motion.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention re-assembled at P NJ and was called
to by the temporary President. The Committee
Credentials reported follows:
Your committee have examined the credentials of the
several d legaes, and respectfully submit the following
the delegates from the different precincts;
Bidwe Bar-Joieph Ryder. William Foreman Jas
II Titu.
Mountain House-virgil Bunneu. wR Dodge, J P
Day. David Chap in.
tproSy John Moorel John Moore William james,
James Perry.
Pence's Eaneh-J H Harrison jefferson Scott, c I
Durham.
Crum's Raneh-D l. Benher 4 d Nelson.
s1haier's Ranch--John Hurlburt. Ihresher. proxy
A Schaffer, John Grey, Robert Moore.
Thompson's Flat-Seneca Ever. Martin Cuddy. Geo
W North. George Heslop, A Hastead
Oregon Gulch-James Mex Smith, A Fits proxy; f
Hofiet. j. Mex Smith, proxy.
Chico-John Hekox. John L Knott, c NIandeville
D Sutherland, Joseph Shearer. J Noonan Charles
Ball, " Bishop, Henry Hallet proxy Charles Bail;
} " Scott, S Hickox.
paytou-pr Watts. u Boucher
Rock Creek-William Shsrkey. James Slower helson
Bennett, proxy Il McNAsers; \ Small, proxy Will
lam Sharkey
Morrens MiI-H P Hobbs William Hanson, Il P
Hobbs proxy.
Maealia-william Leonard, Peter Mullen, proxy
W Green; L P rabec W Green, As. 5 Pierce, proxy
W Green; Ayers, proxy C G Warren.
iuskip-P Folkman. proxy 5 l. Dewey.
CcntTeyille-Edwin Il Parks. Charles Peterson
Nmshew-George G Brooks, jefferson vauch, proxy
Geo q Brooks John McCargo. Brooks proxy.
Concow Nalley-George G Marquis VIM Mullen.
kimshew-William Dean
Yankee HIM Wells Joel Wilson, Wells proxy.
Oro,ille-B Jones, George Perkins. A p Boyd J
! smith. VIM Dewitt George Underwood, + IuilnAtl.
\ Matthews, d C Bur,ngaIne. W A Washburn. FIN
letter. Zach Baker. Max Brooks proxy.
Central House-Jaues Caine. T. Mattoon. John II
SiocuIn Gavin W Hutehins.
wyandotso-John NJ Wilson, John NJ Frost.
Bangor-James A Watson, q osgood James Wat
son. proxy; Henry Ferguson.
Esansvile-B Greenwau. James Andrews.
Forhestown-L smith, c NJ Hastings. 5 Hedges
Clipper Mills--A Wiley Thomas Jones, proxy Ed
win Adams; Edwin Adams.
school Hoasc-Christopher Martin, Thomas Mooney,
c Martin proxy; Henry Penny Becker, c NJ Try.
Brooks. Mooreown-Frank Brooks c NJ Moore.
proxy d Givens, George Rogers. proxy Frank
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
The report was accepted
The committee permanent organization reported
follows:
Your committee respectfully submit the following
port:
President L 7 smith; Vice President punham;
Secretary \ " Bishop; Assistant Secretary, Smith.
The report was adopted, and the President thanked
the convention for the honorable and responsible posi-
tion assigned him. having but ttle experience in pre-
siding deibcraiive bodies he relied upon the
er0sity Of members Of the convention 70 enable hiIa 20
conduct It's proceedings to harmonious close
~ Bishop declined to act permanent Secretary.
and A Boyd was nominated and declined; Z Hedges
nominated and declined; William Sharkey
nominated and also declined. here ascertained
that Smith the Assistan. Secretary, and he
Immediately promoted to Secretary.
The committee on Order OF Business reported as fol-
lows:
Nomination Of County Iudse;
a-SAerII.
S-County Clerk;
4-Rccorisr:
S-Tryasgrer:
S-DiSiric. Attorney;
County Superintendent Of Public Instruction;
S-Pahlic Administrator;
County surveyor;
lN-Coroner;
1.-Two Members Of Assembly.
ia-Delecates to State Convention;
lS-Delesates 10 Congressional Conveu;iors
t4-pele,ates 10 Joint Senatorial CONVENTION;
disappointment Of County Central Committee;
Naturalization Of resolutions
The report accepted and on motion Of Mr. Ever.
was amended ths; the the order OF business
should be the reception Of the report of the committee
resolutions.
The report Of the committee resolutions was then
read as follows;
Mr. ChAirnaan-Yonr committee on resolutions beg
,eave 70 report follows;
The representatives Of the Union party Of Butte rn'n
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