The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-09-20

specially make the following report OF
Delegates duly elected to represent THEN
constituents in this Convention. To wit
Carson To,onship: Z. r. Elrod, J. j
Linn, VIM. Putnam-W. J. Hamilton,
proxy-C. c. Anterior, James Robinson b,
H. G. Dunning, j. A. Lovejoy, NJ.
| Parker, Jacob Tobriner, Geo. l.. Gibson,
VIM. Elliott-George Gibson, proxy.
| NJ. Benton, L. F. Greenlaw, E. j. Pow
erS.
Empire To,cnship: F. D. Stadtmuller-
D. B. Lyman, PROXY. A. Hoover,
Adam Welter, Daniel Houeh, John
Richie, Henry Goodwin-Daniel Hough,
| proxy. Respectfully submitted,
Chairman, J. ToBRINEE;
E. r. ELRoD,
j. A. HOOVER.
This report was received and adopted
and the committee discharged.
The Committee on Resolutions re-
ported the following resolutions:
Resolred, That each candidate before
this convention shall pledge himself to
sustain the entire Republican ticket, ma
tional, State, county and township, and
to do all in his power to secure the cleo
ton of each and every nominee thereon:
and that each candidate receiving legis-
lative nomination, is hereby instructed
to vote for the Hon. j. Z. Jones for Uni
ted States Senator.
ResOlred, That we. the members of this
convention, do hereby pledge ourselves,
each for himself, to do all in his power
to sustain and elect the ticket which We
shall put i'll nomination, and as express
sive of our sentiment regarding the main
issue, We hereby signify our full and COM
plete endorsement of the following, the
concluding plank in the National Republi-
can platform:
We believe that the modest patriotism, the
earnest purpose. sound Judgment. practical wis
dom, incurruptible integrity and illustrious
ices of Ulysses S. Grant have CONNIE nded him
to the hearts of the American people, and. with
him at our head, We start to-day on new march
to victory.
Res0lred, That while we cordially and
fully endorse the above, we further wish
to express our admiration and esteem OF
Hon. Henry Wilson of Massachusetts,
the esteemed representative Of American
workingmen and our candidate for the
the Vice Presidency.
W. J. HAMILTON,
Committee d. i. LYMAN
II. I. DUNHING.
Report received and adopted and the
committee discharged.
The Committee on Order of Bus
mess reported the following order of bus
mess:
Your committee, to whom was referred !
the regular order of business for this
Convention, would most respectfully sub
NIT the following:
l. That we proceed to nominate one
State Senator.
2. Three Assemblvmen.
3. District Attorney.
4. Sheriff.
5. County Clerk.
6. County Treasurer.
z. County Recorder.
8. County Assessor
9. County Surveyor.
10. County Superintendent of Public
Schools.
II. Public Administrator
Il. Two County Commissioners.
-. Two Justices OF the Peace
Il. Two Constables.
10. Three Trustees for School District
10. One.
|
No. Two.
H. Five members of Comfy Central
Committee
Is Such other business as may come
,efore the convention.
Most respectfully submitted, Carson
lily, Sebtember 10, 1872.
NJ. PARKER,
Committee J, NJ BENTON,
|
Report received and adopted and the
ommittee discharged
The Committee on Permanent Organi-
alton reported the following as perma-
ent officers of the convention.
To the Chairman of the Republican
ounty Convention OF Ormsby county:
'e, your committee appointed on perma-
ent organization, most respectfully re-
ort and Recommend that the temporary
Ulcers of this convention be and are
ereby declared the permanent officers of
lie convention. All Of which is respect
lily submitted, H. GOODWIN, per
Comnit+ee HoUcH, Proxy,
GEO. Gibson
GEO. L. GIBSON
Report received and adopted and the
discharged.
The convention now proceeded to NOM
ate the officers mentioned in report of (
lie Committee on Regular Order of Bus =
SIS, with the following result:
For State Senator, A. J. LOCKWOOD;
7 the Assembly, d. B. Lyman, Jacob
obriner, and ". d. Keyser. Nomina- W
On of District Attorney was pasSed for