The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-05

fure; and that we regard that Soushera
i man who, in any way OF by.any means,
Knowingly and wilfully aids or abets in
cOunienancing or ia passing through Con-
gresa, such a restriction, or advises our
submission 10 It, when passed, as deserving
the contempt aud ex ration Of the whole
country.
ResoIued, That we have seen nothing
| % complain of, and everything to approve
10 the administration Of the State govern
lment BY Governor Matthews.
Resolred, That We agree to the first
Monday in June next, for holding the Con-
venlion for this Congressional District, and
that the following persons be requested TO
represent ne Democracy of this county in
said convention &C. G. Butler, G. M.
Phipps, G.. w. Paris, Joshua Browning,
w. s. Jones, w. J. Jones, David SERVE
ner, Joseph Humphreys, 0. P. Bowles,
Benjamin Shaw.
ResolDed, That we agree to the fourth
Monday in June as the proper time for
holding the State Convention al Jackson,
and that the following persons be request
ed to act as delegates from this county,
Jacob Thompson, J. F, Cushman, c. NJ.
Phipps.
ResOlued, That the delegates to the State
Convention from this county be instructed
to nominate and support for The office OF
Governor, General JoHx A. QUIrMAN, the
accomplished gentleman, tho ripe scholar,
the sOldiar and the statesman
ResOlred, That our delegates be also in
structed to nominate and support for the
ofica of Attorney General, john F. CUsH-
MAN, Esq, of this county, who has endear-
ed himself TO his old constituents by his
long and faithful service in the Legislature,
and who is we'll qualified as a lawyer to
discharge the duties of the station with
credit 10 himselfand usefulness TO the State.
Resolpea, That we believe it to be the
duty of the Democratic party of this Dis.
trici, TO put in nomination a candidate
for Congfess who will be able to poll IFS
whole strength; and believing that ROGER
BARRON, Esq, Of Marshall county, is the
man for the occasion, we instruct our del
egales 10 the District Convention, to no.
inmate and support him for that station as
our FIRST choice.
Rcsolusd, That it is the right and duty
of those, who, in our opinion, hold correct
political principles, to prefer for Office such
individuals as agree with them, instead Of
hose who profess erroneous and dangerous
and inasmuch il is fact beyond
III question, that men are TO be found in
HEN ranks who are every way we'll quail
led 10 I'LL any office 10 their gift, and in
rider 10 produce concert Of action among
te members of the party, we deem il TO be
he duty Of the District Convention TO no
innate candidates for the several District
,ffices.
ReSolrcd, That this meeting recommend
hat County Convention be held at Ok
ord, on the fourth Monday Of May next.
or the purpose Of nominating candidates
or the State Legislature from this county
nd IN order TO obtain a more full and
satisfactory action OF said convention, we
arnestly recommend our friends previous
o that time TO hold separate Police District
aeeiings, for the appointment ofdelegates,
eheaCh, to attend said convention at Ok
ord.
To addition to the delegates reported by
he committee,
On motion Of the Hon. Jacob Thompson, '
10 following gentlemen were added 10 the |
ST Of Delegates TO the District C1nven- ]
On, 10 wit:-Gen. Taliaferro, A. Peter. T
IN, G. w. Strickland, James Packer, l. j
:. Wynn, Hulum Redwine, A. X. Tay-
n, r. II. Buford, B. +. Rogers, Captain
'. A. Smith, JIM. Howry, w. II. Smilher, +
lmos Brown, and William Thompson and \
addition to the delegates 20 the State J
Onyention, D. F. Dill was made del J
yate to the State Convention.
On motion of DR., THOMPSON, The proceed
gs Of the meeting we're directed 10 be 4
tinted in the Organizer. c
JAMES BROWN, can. v
n. THOMPSON, Sec'y. 1
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