Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-05-07

Afternoon Session.
Convention called to order by the
temporary Chairman. @
The committee on credentials and or
der of business made the following as
their report:
Permanent Officers.
Presidential. A. Thompson.
Vice Presidents-B. r. Marshall and
s. Ridge.
Secretary-M. G. Cavanaugh.
Order of Business.
LIST. Report OF Committee. fHsa
I'd. Election of seven delegates to the
State Convention.
3D.. Filling vacancies on the County
Central Committee.
4th. General Business.
9TH. Adjournment.
The following Is the report OH creden.
tiais.
NJ. President-We, the committee
ON permanent officers, order OF bnsi-
ness and credentials, respectfully SUBJ
init the following report:
We find that the following named
gentlemen are entitled to seats in the
convention:
Eureka Precinct, No. l. = Joseph
Wenzeli. Ja,;k Godfrey. Chas. Knight,
Tom. Murphy, s. s. Sloss. II. Sadler,
$. b. Wyman, $. Ridge, Thomas Ha-
ley, Jonathan BliZe. John 4. Mason,
ID. Mannheim. y. II. Hall.
Eureka Precinct, No. OWN. Gill
len, Richard Ryland, G. w. Baker
proxy; NJ. G.. ~Cavanaugh, John. II.
Dennis proxy; James G. Brown, John
II. Dennis proxy: X. NJ. Beatty, John
II. Dennis proxy; A. w. Campbell,
A. ID. Rock proxy; u. w. Levan, j..
G. Lockwood proxy; 5. Goldstone,
Joseph Oherer. A. L. Titus. r. j..
Maupin, Luther Clark. Judge Thomp-
son proxy; Il. J. Turner. j. G. Lock-
wood, B. G.. Levy, Mike Walsh,
Phil. splane proxy; Edward b. Mil
Ter.
Ruby Hill Precinct, No. 6-Patrick
Mcbride. d. J. j. Mclaughlin proxy;
NJ. l.. C3dy, r. $. Brown, VIM. Kav-
anaugh, John Flavin, ID. j. j. Nc
I.aughlin.
Ruby HiilPrecinct. No. 15-. p. Stanton,
Thos. Brown. Patrick Kelly, Henry
Hall, b. i. Marshall proxy.
sulphur Prerinct-John b. Scot.
Dan. High Ranch Precinct-Peter
Hansen.
The report was accepted aud n per-
organization effected by the
oil the officers Ealned in the
After the presentation aud accept
of credentials the first business
in order Was the nomination OF dele
gates from Eureka rouniv 10 the
State Convention, To be held in Car.
son on the 18th inst. TIE delegates
seven in number. were a.
follows:
Richard Rylsnd. s. B. Wynan, j.
G. Lock wood, Geo. w. Cassidy. A. NJ.
II. j. J.. Mclaughlin and
NJ. q Cavanaugh.
The mkt business in order was the
or vacancies on the County
Committed. -Four vacancies
were filled "a follows: For J.. H..
barnes, ID. J. j. McLsnghlin; for X.
Guiberson, Geo. w. Baker; for John
Foley, b. +. MARSHALL; and for A. d..
Reinhold Sadler.
Under the rule for The general order
Of business, John IL. Dennis intro.
a resolution which was unani-
mously adopted. The resolution was
AS follows:
WHEREAS. II is a notorious fact that
the politics of Nevada have heretofore
TO a great extent been controlled by
non residents of this state; and
Whereas, The Republican party es-
pecially has been controlled by resi-
dents oi California, a number of whom
are o holding the highest positions
within the gifi of the people of this
State; therefore he IL
Resolved. That If the Democratic
party OF Nevada, having within its
ranks a sufficient number OF members
actual residents of the State, who are
amply competent TO attend TO the in
terests of the organization and 10 fill
all positions which the party or the
people of the State have to bestow,
have no occasion to call on the resi-
dents OF our n~elghboring State to SUI
perintend the management of II local
party affairs, or ill our local positions;
and il is therefore further
Resell red. That the delegates to the
Democratic State Convention from Eu-
reka county be, and they are hereby
instructed to support no persons as
delegates from Nevada to the National
Convention except those whose resi-
dence in this State is actual and not
constructive.
). H.. Wyman then introduced the
following resolution, which was unan-
imously adopted:
Resolved, That the Democracy 81
Eureka county recognize in A. q
Thurman, of Ohio, a sterling patriot
an accomplished statesman. and a
man honest amidst corruption; whose
election 50 the Presidential Chair oI
the United States would insure al
honest, economical and able admins
tration of public affairs, a reform ol
the present corrupt civil service anc
the relief of the land from its present
financial disorders.
A motion was then made by Nj. l.
Coady, of Ruby Hull, that the delega'
ton to the State Convention be in
struc,ed to use all honorable G &c
secure the election of John II. Dennis
as a delegate to the National Demo
cratic Convention at st. Louis.
On motion, the convention adjourned
sine die. ~ttsNf. mwm@M
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