The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-09-01


and other distinguished democrats from different
parts of the Union, will be present. 1t is hoped
that the democrats of all this section of the
State will heartily second the movement and
contribute in its aid.
Resolued, That Great Central Mass Meeting
aud Barbecue be held at Jackson, on Thursday
and Friday, 7th and Sth days of October next,
and that this association respectfully ask the ma
terial aid and cooperation of Democratic Asso-
Citations and the Democracy generally. Of Madi-
son, Yazoo, Warren. Claiborne, Copiah, Simp-
son, Rankin, Scott, Leake and adjoining coun-
ties, to render the occasion worthy Of the cause.
Resolred, That the corresponding committee
of this association be instructed OF an early day
to send copies of these resolutions to each asso-
citation in the several counties in the State, ask
ing their cooperation aud assistance.
Resolred, that the President appoint a COM
mittee of general arrangements to consist of
Th1rtY on the part of the Central Association,
to act in concert with committees OF the other
associations to make all necessary arrangements
for the proposed festival; and that said com
mittee have power to appoint sub committees
either from their own number, or from the dem
ocracy of this county.
Resolped That committee of fire be appoin-
ted as committee of IvitatOn, with lnstruc-
tions to invite distinguished Democratic orators
and statesmen abroad and at home, to attend and
address the people.
! Resolued That general Invitation be eXten-
ded to the friends of Pierce and King, Of the
State and of the Southwest, to join rs on the oc-
casion, and that they be assured of a hospltablC
reception, and hearty Democratic welcome.
! Resolced That the ladies be respectfully re
quested to prepare a Pierce and King Banner, K
be awarded to the county Excluding Hinds,
sending the largest number to the meeting. dis
tance and population considered, and that com
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out this resolution.
ResOIred, That the Secretaries of the Associa
tion be requested to correspond with the Vicks
burg and Southern Railroad Companies, with {
view to securing extra trains and means of trans
| portation on as reasonable terms as possible.
ReSolrea, That the President appoint. the com
mittees named in the foregoing resolutions a
his leisure, and announce the same IN the Mis-
slssippian of next week
The President announces the following gen
tlemen to compose the committees under th,
resolutions
COMMITTEE OF GENERAL ARRANGE
MENTS:
| ]. E. Fitzpatrick. S. II. Lester, G. R. Dickson,
r. Griffith. J. c. Napier, James H. Kerr, G. w
L. Smith, w F. Bailey, T.. Barksdale, John
Bell, Samuel Lemly c. A. Parker Charles Dud-
ley, Johnathan Kittrell, E. Moody G. II. Man
ship r. Fondren, Antoine Nohrgang, Thomas
Gordon, Jos. Dennis, Daniel Thomas, Jesse Lott,
J. b. Fairchild J. w Wilbourn, DIR. George
Stokes, J. NJ. Greaves, Jonathan Smith, Gen. J.
r. Jefferson, VIM. Smith, U. w. Mofatt, ]. F.
Watson, B. II. Beauchamp, J. A. Gibson, Jesse
Thompson.
COMMITTEE OF INVITATION.
| Dr. s. c. Farrar T. J. Wharton DIR: W. S.
Langley, Robert Josselyn, F. G. Jones.
| COMMITTEE TO PROCURE BANNER.
]. c. Carpenter, Thos I. Swami, c. E. Hook
er, NJ. J. Bunch, ID. n. Barrows, r. IL. Winter
I. P. Whitley, w. NJ. Estelle, H. H. SnIythe
Jos. Lemly, Jo. Dotson, NJ. M. Smith, J. c. Rus
sell, J. Chauncey Leonidas Austin, j. W. Rob
inson.
IL H SMITH