The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-29

On motion the convention adjourned
at 1890 o'clock for one hour.
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE on GRE
DENTIALS:
Upon the reassembling of the con.
vention the Committee on Credential S
reported the following delegates and
proxies:
Mr.. CHAIRMAN:-Your committee
on credentials beg leave to report that
we find the folio wing named persons
entitled to seats in this convention as
| follows to wit:
Douglas-A. W. Pray; J. r. Johnson,
J. w Haines, proxy; J. Rodenbaugh.
J. w. Haines, proxy; J. II. Davis, J.
w. Haines. proxy.
Ormsby-A. ID. Treadway; S. c..
Wright, J. C. James, proxy; J. Q. A.
Moore, J. NJ. Benton, John Hanson :,
D. B. Lyman.
Washoe-H. II. Beck; D. J. Rogers,
S. c. Wright, proxy; J. r. Hymens,
Henry Nuke, Geo. Robinson, G. r.
Holcomb; D. b. Boyd, Geo. Robinson,
proxy; n. Z. Bunker, W. J. Smith,
Thee. III. Lewis.
The committee would suggest that
the officers of the temporary organiza
ton be declared the permanent officers.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
II. II. BECK,
Chairman.
Report of the committee received
and adopted.
The following resolution was intro
duced by Mr.. Haines of Douglas
County:
RESOLVED, That all the candidates
who come before this convention seek
ing for a nomination be required 10
pledge themselves in advance, to vote
for all the nominees of the Republican
STATE Convention, of this District Con
ven.ion and of their respective County
and be it further
RESOLVED. That we, the members of
this convention do each and severally
take upon usthe above pledge, and do
hereby urge it upon the entire parry
At large to give the various Republican
tickets throughout the S.a a like
hearty and unequivocal support.
Carried unanimously.
Upon motion of Mr.. Beck it was or
Tered that upon the roll being called
u hn viva x-Cca
Nominations for Judge being in or
Ter the following nominations were
made:
Mr. Robinson of Washoe nominated
:. n. Harris of Washoe.
Mr.. Haines of Douglas nominated
Daniel Virgin.
Mr.. Lyman of Ormsby nominated |
J. II. Wright of Orrnsby.
Mr.. Hymers of Washoe placed in |
Mr.. J. V. Marshall of |
Reno.
Mr.. Moore of Ormsby, nominated
Theodore d. Edwards of Carson City.
On motion of Mr.. Moore, nomina
ions were closed. (Roll CALI
On motion of Mr.. James, the candi- !
lates were invited to come forward
md endorse the resolutions. General
Edwards came upon the stage and in
very neat speech endorsed the reso-
utions and otherwise acquitted him
elf to the satisfaction of the Conven
ion.
Judge Harris next came forward and
made i very handsome speech endors-
ng the resolutions and explaining his
position in a manner which was en-
irely creditable to himself and graft
ying to his supporters. He was re-
eived with much applause and left
he stage among many tiattering
bandits.
Mr.. Marshall then came forward,
endorsed the resolutions as matter
# course, and, abiding to the charge
made against him that he was the
reature OF a corporation referring to
he c. P. r. II. Coz He made a
manly speech, which
vas received with hearty applause.
Mr.. Virgin came forward and de-
ivered himself, endorsed the resolu-
ions and like his competitors, brought
Iown the house.
Judge Wright next being called for,
allied for the resolutions, which were
cad to him and which he fully and