The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-07-15
NEVADA DEMOCRACY.

1ii0 DCiIlOti dliG 0AdiC AGiitIhl &OlAA~
mittee, which convened in Virginia
City last Saturday, was represented
by the following gentleman. Below
is a full report of the proceedings:
Churchill county,. NJ. Sanford. lJ.R. Kit
trell proxy
Douglas-E. D. Black, III. Harris proxy
Eareka-W. o. Mills. (R. sadler proxy.)
Elko-J. p. Edofi, u. B. Fitch proxy
Esmeralda-F. n. Farrell, a.. C May proxy.)
Humboldt-C. C. Biles, q. IL. Dennis
proxy
Lincoln-R. II. Elan, tR. Sadler proxy
Lyon f.. Angel.
Lander-P. j. Nolen. 81. T. Riorden proxy
Nya- ". Garrard. X. f. Heating proxy.)
Orinsby-M. X klftn r..
storay-D. e. McGarth5, DIR. IL. Bergstein
p1VXy.y
"ashoe-Jorfy Schooling.
" hits Iin -. Z. Neb5r.
At Dnrss-ElAo-E. Z. liardestsr. 81. c.
llaserlnan proxy ~r.treka-D. +. Marshill,
Ok atdler, proxyJ Gcorgs ". Merrill, "a.
Sadlar p1oxyJ UfnIsby-r. NJ. Healey pres
ent: STIR j ~. l.. 1. Deal. j. A. Muhanny.
W. Il. Thompson, =. j. Dunno, George En-
nett.
The pla Q Of holding tho state Convention.
The result ~ tn vote WIS as follows. Carson
I, heno |, Eureka Ia. Earska vas therefore
deri led upon as tbs place for holding the next
Democratic state Convention.
General J. ii. kittreli moved TINT the time
of the ~ .eting Of tho Convention be tuesday,
August I'd.
Ii. narfis moved as an amendment that the
dny be the nth o. september.
j. +. angel Of Lyon ounty advocated the
nominating Of candidates previous TO the nom
nations ot tn nepablican party.
y. +. L. Deal Of Storey coanfy favored the
IL d Of september as tho day Tor the meeting
of the Convention.
Jerry ,ehouling Of Washoe county favored
General kiltrell $ motion and desired To place
the Democratic nominees before tho public
10 advance OF tho Republicans.
Anyar ). IA. Dennis ii klNo advocated the
motion o General kiltrell, mud believed III
goins lufo the campnisn carly.
tiansral hittrcil advocated his motion.
riylns n rcus ms shy I'll convention should
moot on the IA vi Aug ut that two months
So.ld not DC too long to maze n conplote
canvas. -,
X. .>ndier, Of Eureka. thought there would
b. tim enough II TIL eanv MIN vs. held ia
september. ne believed that the eth Of Sey-
20 nbsr - I'D b elriy inlush- ale .loY al AS
an nHnendm at that tho 9TH VI September be
The day ioI the convention to be held.
q. II. l4arris acc. pled tho amendment.
he roll vas called upon the amendment
with Ii following result: Ayes, Il: noes, Ii:
aud The day for holding the state Conven-
ton was therefore nxed for the 9TH day OF
Sel,tembsr.
Dir Borgstein offered tho ioioSing resolu-
.4esolved: That The basis Of apportionnent
for repr = ntn'ionln the .Deinoeiatic state
Convention shah be ono delegate tur each
county, one for each lU0 votes cast Tor Ian
Goes aud English oil .etors and ono Tor each
traction VI loo votes over ~.
a. Sndlur aaproF d the resolution. bat
moved "a an amend fleit mat ono addltlOiaI
dles tte be allowed 10 htts Plne anu Lin
caln coantIes.
Majnr Deanis moved M an a nsnd n snt that
the original resolution D. adopted.
This resolution gives Ill delegates TO the
convention. Tho vote was as follows: Az e.
y, noes II. The amendment WIS therefore
Gsuernl Kittrell moved that the vote wherc-
b. tho Il IT. vi the me stlng Of the state Con-
VentIon was mnde for tue 9th vi September
DR.. sersstcin raised the point of order that
tiensral hittrall did not vote with the major
il, I'M The question.
In. point was sustained by the President.
q neral hittrell Advocated the motion at
considerable length.
u neral Altrefi / 1 "A forciabie manner now
ed the uoces .ity for an early conyenil"n. lie
said that tho cnngHss shu.dd be "A thorough
one; that the great Democrats party could
Are tn a artillery at the railroad mum
~opolies b tier u IA candid ties were placed
bsfore tn people ~ tue I'd of Aug asi; that
the DetltutiHllc party uasui wv W HHit Hbiii
tbs nepu Olican party made is 40 intnatlUn--
IL Was ca yHriiy aud irot worthy III the great
Democratic parts Let ths people SEES that
tne party sh ~ the state that they have 10
Iear-that tney AFRO u ,it IN their opposition
to the rail- oad meiiornies.
". u. r Dsai said ar v0iel FOR thu jth OF
September witnoat ngard ior tho %hepubii-
can nUanluutiuns a al hs DelleY ID that ample
ii 10 would be given tbs party TO cond ct
their campaign II .ssRteanbor 9TH was the day
chosen tor the convention.
Major j. A. Dennis advocated taking tho
initiative in nominating candidates-nvt to
wait for the Republicans to nominate.
ihs vote ON tho mo ION 10 reeonsider was
AS Iollows Moss l.. ayes H.. Tho motion for
reconsideration was In rel0fe lost.
Deal t1sn novel thai che tost at the pri-
mnfies be that the voter pledge himself to
vote for the candidates Of the Democratic
Convention. Carried
Il neral kitttrsll offered the following reso-
luton
fe olyed, That the several county commit
tees in this State be requested 10 appolnt n
dug Ioe holding phi nary el etluns In the sew
srnl u tcluc.S ot IN respective co aniloS Tor
tn ~elecitnn ut d lesates 10 ths state q nvsi-
lion. according 10 the appur ION .lisnt na'tc
by this committee, PROVIDED county cOnv IL
ven lens hcld pIiur IL the state Convention
shah have the power TO clect such delegates.
Carried.
q neral Kittrell m1Yel tn It tn test pro-
via 4 TOT voter. IN tho primaries adogted by
tns eom niltse be reselndsd aud The following
test b adopted
ordered. that the test for participation in
til prlnari that are To Result ia ths clcc-
to oi Delegates 10 the state Convention. to
be held AT n .reka ; ptenOsr }, los-, sna,l DC
tn [ tho per. un oil ring to vote shall have
vuted fur linncoeA and English electors IN
lee1. or would have 50 voted had he been