Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-05

j. II Pickett, Junction City; Jacob Hill
lard, Hay Fork.
Platform and ResoiutionS-C. W.
Craig, Weaverville: H. b. Hayes, Lew
iston j. K. Flagg, Weavervile.
Convention takes recess until p. NJ. to
allow Committees time to report.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
AT P. NJ. Convention reassembled and
the following proceedings were had:
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
The Committee on Credentials made re-
port which was adopted and the following
Delegates declared entitled to seats in the
Convention
Trinity Center-S II. Hubbel, F. H.
Bloss, NJ. Owings (Hubbel Proxy for
both.)
Lewiston-H. B. Hayes, G. Frlck, Z.
n. Shedd.
Weavervile-G Geo. B. Jumper, Jas.
Barkla, Jacob Huss, p. M Paulsen. j.
II Flagg, Chas Gpring. G. w. Craig,
Chas. Harvey, (P. NJ. Paulsen proxy,
K. Cornell.
Douglas City-H. W. Leonard, S. 1.
Thayer, JAS. @. Wallace.
Indian Creek-Jas. Bowie, Antoine
Rogers.
Ruch 's-Samuel Zook.
George's--J. Hilliard, j. d. Mathews,
l.. j. Kellogg, billiard proxy.
Junction Citv-John Whitmore, Ed.
Harthen, John ii. Pickett, VIM. Prater.
Canon City-Ellis Flowers, Chris.
Wolsky.
The Committee on Permanent O;gani,
zation and Order of Business presented
the following report which was adopted /:
To the Republican County Convention
OF Trinity Cornty, California Your
Committee on Permanent Organization
and Or6cr of Business beg leave to pre-
sent the following report and recommend
its adoption:
For Permanent Officers Pres dent,
Geo. b. Jumper, Weaverville Vice
Pres ident, Ellis Flowers, Canon City /;
Secretary, &. w Craig, Weaverville /;
Asst. Secty. S. l. Thayer, Douglas City.
Order Of Business list Report Of
Committee on Platform, 2nd Nomina-
ton of County Officers in following order:
l Sheriff, 2 Count Clerk, Assessor,
4 Supt. Of Schools, 5 Coroner snd Pub.
Ad., 6 County Surveyor.
3rd Selection of 3 Delegates to attend
Sem torial and Assembly District Nom>
mating Conventions.
4th Selection of County Central Com
mttee.
We further recommend that no nomi-
nations for the Offices of Superior Judge,
District Attorney and County Treasurer
be made at this time, but that the Repub>
llcan County Central Comm ittee be en-
powered to name candidates for those
positions.
Your Committee would also recon
mend the adoption of the following:
ResoiUed, That each candidate for
nomination appear before the Convention,
endorse the Platform and Resolutions
and pledge himself to support the State,
District and County Nominees OF the
Republican Party and that each candi
date receiving a nomination pay to the
Secretary of This Convention the sum of
s., to be paid to the Treasurer of the
County Central Committee for Campaign
expenses.
We would further recommend the
appointment of Committee of Three
whose duty it shall be to suggest to this
Convention suitable names for members
of IA Republican County Central Com
mite, said Central Comm ittee to be ap-
pointed by this Convention.
The Committee on Platform and Res
olutions presented the following report
which was adopted
WHEREAS, 1t Is customary and proper
that Political Conventions placing before
the people candidates for official position
should give unqualified expression to their
views ON the lending issues which enter
into the campaign, the Representatives Of
the Republican Party OF Trinity County
in Convention assembled hereby present
the following and pledge their nominees
and themselves to faithful adherence to
such principles.
|. That we again cheerfuly avow our
allegiance to the National Republican
Party--that grand Old organization OF
Truth. Justice and Right which chal
lenges the admiration of the world and in
vltes the confidence and support of oil
lovers of free government.
2. That We heartily endorse the Dec
laration of Principles put forth by the
Republican State Convention A. Sacra-
mento on Wednesday, June 18th, 1870,
and would particularly direct attention TO
those sections in reference to the New
Constitution, the Chinese Question, and
the Conflict between the Mining and the
Agricultural Interests and, further.
more, We assert an abiding faith in the
determination and capabiity OF the Re
publicans OF California to carry out said
Platform in its entirity in spirit and in
truth.
3. That we hail with delight the rec>
ognition Of the demands of the Lest ele-
ments OF the Republican Party of Califor-
mia as expressed in the nomination of
Hon. Geo. G. Perkins for Governor and
the rema nder of the excellent State Tick
ct of which he is the honored and admir-
ed hesd, aud that we pledge to him and
them our undivided, earnest and enthu
siastln support.
4 That in view ofthe importance of 20.
cnring Republican majority in the
Lower House of the National Congress,
we urge upon the Republicans OF this
County and District the necessity OF
electing member thereof and cordially
endorse Hon. Jos McKenna, Of Solano,
the Republican nominee for that position.
5. That we demand ofour candidates for