The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-09-27

which it is Justly entitled. our sympathies ar
with the latter: and that we pledge to the work
| ingmen an earnest support in all attempts to re
sst unjust encroachments to OBTAIN recognition
| of their rights and to secure betterment of the
condition.
Rtsolrsd, That at a time when the wise men o.
| all sections see the danger of taking up blind
pilot in a stormy night it behooves the Repubi
can party in the battle-born State to stand by
the old cause and strain every effort in support
of the leader whose triumph is safety to-day AMI
| salvation tomorrow.
| Following the adoption of these resolutions
| General Elw ards placed in nomin t on James
| Lewis for the Supreme Bench, which nomina.
| ton was seconded by Judge Rising. Thomas
| Wren. of White Pine, nominated Thos. p. Haw-
ley of that county and W. J. Forbes seconded the
| said nomination. A motion being made that the
| candidates address the convention, Mr.. Hawley
| came forward and made brief and effective
| speech which was received with great applause.
| The roll being called, the following result was
| announced:
| james F. Lewis 80 votes; Thos. P Hawley 30
votes. There being tie in the Washoe delega-
! tion and the vote of the absentee, Towle, being
left to the delegation, that vote was not counted
| consequently but 70 votes were cast. The follow
| ing is the vote by counties:
| Lewis-Churchill, vote; Douglas, q Esmer-
aida. 3; Humboldt, 4; Nye,2; Ornsby, 6; Storey,
| Is: Washoe 3. Total, 80.
| Hawley-Douglas, /; Elko, Z; Lyon, 5; Lander,
| Z; Lincoln, 4; Nye. 2; Storey, /; Washoe, 3;
White Pine, 10. Total. 40.
On motion of Hon. Richard Rising. c. c. Good
win, of Lander county, WAS nominated for Con-
gresS by acclammation.
Nominations for State Printer being in order,
Mr.. Forbes nominated W. b. Taylor of the Elko
Independent and Thos. Eager. of Storey, nomi-
mated c. A. v. Putnam of the Territorial Enter
prise. Following is the result:
Putnam-Churchill, vote; Douglas 3; Esmer-
aida, 2; Humboldt, 3: Lyon, s; Ormsby, G;
Storey, Is; Washoe. 7. Total, 45.
Taylor-Esmeralda, 1; Elko, Z; Humboldt. l:
=. A.. Nun A. 4. itn
Pine, 10. Total, 35.
Upon motion, Mr.. Putnam was declared the
unanimous nominee of the Convention.
Mr.. Goodwin came forward and sought to de-
cline the nomination for Congress, but the con-
vention refused to accept his declination. Mr..
G, Twin then propose d that if the Western coun-
ties would indicate u preference for him he
would accept, and the roll of those counties be-
ing called and being for him by q unanimous
vote. he made neat little speech and accepted.
The following gentleman were named for elec-
tors:
John H. Mills of Storey county: A. J. Hatch.
Douglas.
The following alternates were chosen:
W. J. Forbes, of White Pine: J. C. Hazlett, of
Lyon, and John D. Treat, of Elko.
The following gentlemen were chosen men,
bers of the State Central Committee:
Churchill, Wallace Goodell: Douglas, James
". Small; Esn, ralda J. q. NJ CT nton; Lyon
T. NJ. Hart, John W. Green; Orlnsby, Il. D. Ed
wards. H. H. Mlghels; Washoe, ). ID. hlnkead,
Geo. Robinson; Humboldt, NJ. S. Thompson:
Elko. l.. II. Head, j. II. Rand: Nye, John N.
Wh.tehill; Lincoln. C. II. Light, J. W. Wright;
Lander. A. Z. Shannon. j. +. Ramsey; White
Pine Harry Carpt nter. W J. Forbes: Storey. DR..
Zabriskie. Geo. A. King, Geo. II. Morris and d.
y. Adkison.
On motion the convention adjourned sine die
The State Central Committee was organized |
just after the adjournment of the convention by |
the election of DR.. T.. e. Zabriske, of STOREY |
county, as Chairman, and Geo. A. King as Sec
retary. No Executive Committee was selected.