Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-11
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The Ormsby County Republican Con-
vsntion was held at Carson IN Saturday
and passed of very smoothly. notwith-
standing all anticipations to the con-
trsry. Efforts to harmonic the con-
tending factions were evidently success
ful. and the result was that a very good
ticket was nominated. G. w. Bryant
was chosen Chairman. and Capt. g. g.
Lyon Secretary. The platform adopted
Is one OF the right stripe, sound and
good. The last four resolutions are as
follows:
R,,o,r,d. That to the Republican party
/. due the credit Of exceptionally honest
and economic administrations. Q sound
currsucy, . steady reduction OF the debt
causelsssiy forced upon the nation BY Q
pemocratic rebellion. and . financial
standing unsurpassed among the nations
Of the earth.
Rs.olssd, That the Republicans Of orms.
by county favor economy In the State n
county governments. and pledge the nom.
inees OF this Convention to use their
efforts to secure that result.
Rssolred, That. In view OF the fact thata
United States Senator 10 to be elected by
The incoming Legislature and IL 10 proper
tbs, the Republicans Of Nevada DO hty
represented. We hereby pledge our Legis.
| l.iiye nominees 10 vote for and support
that Republican citizen who Is In their
Judgment the man best qualified. by pIlit-
icaI experience. business interests and in
| tellectusl attainments. to worthily repre-.
sent Nevada In that high and responsible
Office.
Resolred, That In jealous unity. In hon
esty and hearty good feeling the Republic
can party Of Ormsby county once more
| throws down the gauntlet OF warfare
against the Democratic party and its
record, and promises for the Republican
party on the I'd day Of November next one
Of its old.time majoriies.
The following nominations were made:
County OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Crawford
tshort terml; 8. E. Jones dong term).
Superintendent Of Public Instruction -
L. 8. Greenlaw.
Coroner and Public Adminisrrstor-B.
+. Foster.
| An1eneOr-JOuu ~. heIbcys
Recorder-James Morris.
Tressurer-James Frazer.
County Clerk-M. d. Hatch.
District Attorney-H. i. Bartine.
Sberin-S. T. Swift.
Assemblymen-Henry May. William N.
| Havenor. Trenmor Coffin.
State Senator-John d. Hammond.
Justice Of the Pesce-w. N. Cary.
C~onstable-D. II. Pine.
School Trustees -George B. Webb long
terml; Charles Harris (short term).
County Central Committee-Gus Lewis.
g.. II. Wright. Jacob Tobriner. ALFRED
Helm. @. w. Kitzmsyer. W. o. h. Martin
and 8. Z. Jones.
Az In all well conducted conventions
the nominations were principally made
in caucus, and but n name for each
Office was put before the Convention.
The work Of nominating did not take
more than twenty minutes. The Con-
vsntion then adjourned sine die. The
Appeal comments sd~itorially upon 1t a.
follows:
After the Convention some Of the de-
feated candidates were talking on the
streets. aud feeling sore over the defeat.
They did not seem to realize that among
so many applicants somebody had to be
left out. The fact that there had been Q
private caucus caused considerable dissat'
isfaction, when In reality II was the besl
possible way Of treating the candidates,
The vote WAS taken In caucus just as u
would have been In the Convention. and
the defeated candidates were spared the
bother and expense Of going before the
Convention. The complaints Of the de-
feated men were expected anyhow and al
ways come in after . convention. AZ
whole, the ticket gives great satisfaction.
and 10 one thai will carry the county BY q
big majority in November.