The union Democrat., 1871-06-24
Tuolan.e Ceansy Denocr.sie Cssve.tisn

Tuolumne Ceansy Dcmocrasie Convention.
The Democratic County Convention, assem-
bled at Sonora, in the Court House, June 18th,
1871, at II o'clock, A. n. ]. W. Mande-
vile appointed Chairman, r. Roehm and J..
Y. Dixon Sec'ys. On motion they were de-
clared permanent officers Of the Convention.
] On motion, the following Committee on
Resolutions aud Order of Business was APP
pointed, e. r. Calvin, r. Roehm and A.
Rocco: And the following Committee on
Credentials, I. Dessler, j. Pownall and Thos.
Mylar:
Convention adjourned to one o'clock. P. M.
Convention met at one o'clock, p. NJ, the
Committee on Credentials presented the fol-
lowing report Of Delegates entitled to seats
10 the Convention, which report was adopted:
10 the Democratic Convention Of Tuol-
umne County.
Your Committee on Credentials beg leave
to make the following report of Delegates
/ elected 20 said Convention as per credentials
handed in:
Sonora--John Mundorf, Abner Reed
proxy, Fred Faxon. Michael Doyle, James
Rolero, Richard Roehm, p. Laland. j. J..
Redding. L. Garraghty (proxy), Geo. Nc
Quade, L. Garraghty.
| Browns Flat-John McCabe, John Far
rel. John Trinidad, John McCabe (proxy).
Kincaid's Flat-E. f. Hammers. p. j. C..
Ryland. NJ. Doyle (proxy).
| Soulsbyville-F. NJ. Cain, John Rorke.
Summersville-Thos. J.. Walton, D. B.
Warfeld.
Baxter's-Geo. Barter, VIM. R. Downing,
Frank Cullers.
Columbia-P. Finnegan. P H. Cosgrove,
James Dolan, Jos. Pownall. M. Brady, Lee
ander Miller, HI. Weiners. j. w. Vaudeville
| proxy. Henry Wilson. j. Grifen.
| Gold Springs F. McKenny, John Curtin.
| Springfield. T. Kelly.
Saw Mill Flat-Owen Donegan, II. Key
ser, Thomas Allen
Shaw's Flat--L. w. Keely, Thomas Ny
lar.
Tuttletown-Wm. Patterson, f. NJ. Maui
pin.
-Jamestown-E. L. r. WYATT. W. R. Har-
ris, A. NJ. Mitchell, j. Y. Dixon, Harris
| (proxy.)
Poverty Hill. j. Hagood, T. Kline,
| Hagood (proxy,) James Ford.
Montezuma-L. Hobbs, John Laughlan.
Chinese Camp--T. McAdams, Desler
(proxy,) Fred. Weyer, Fred. Sears, Desler
proxy
Gloudman's-J B. Smith, A. j. Nurse.
| Big Oak Flat-Chas. L. Harper, Andrew
Rocco, John Corcoran.
First Garrote- Martin Jones, VIM. Coch-
ran. Caspar Koch.
Stevens Bari. Desler.
| Don Pedro's Bar-Jno. P. Ward, Fred. LIE
Bright.
Hardin's Mill-B. A. Fox, G. L. Harper
| fproxv.l
ISAAC DESLER, Chairman.
JOS. POWNALL,
THOS. MYLAR.
Sonora, June 18th, 1871.
| The Committee on Order of Business and
Resolutions presented the following:
Your Committee on Order of Business and
Resolutions respectfully report as follows:
ORDER OF BUSINESS.
l. Introduction and adoption of resolu-
ton instructing delegates to the State Con-
vention how, and for whom to vote for Gov
ernor.
2. The election of seven delegates to the
State and Congressional Conventions.
3. The appointment of nine Democrats to
act as County Central Committee.
4. Nomination of County Judge.
5. Nomination of State Senator.
6. Nomination of Members of Assembly.
7. Nomination of Sheriff.
s. Nomination of County Clerk.
9. Nomination of District Attorney.
10. Nomination of Treasurer
IL. Nomination of Assessor.
II. Nomination of Surveyor.
Is. Nomination of Superintendent of Pub
lie Instruction.
IA. Nomination of Coroner.
Is. Nominations of Township and District
officers.
Your committee would further report that
in view of the assembling of the State Con-
vention on Tuesday next, that will adopt
platform, they recommend that this Conven-
ton adopt in advance the platform to be adopt
ed by the State Convention, without framing
one particularly for this County.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
E. r. CALVIN,
RICHARD ROEHM, Com.
ANDREW ROCCO,
Which report was unanimously adopted.
Resolred, That the delegates from Tuol-
uEne county to the Democratic State Conven-
ton, to assemble in Sacramento City, on the