The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-22


solerated when Truth IS LEFT tree 70 combs
SSlPPI GHURSD JAN
district and three from tic State Al larre
wherenpon the following gentlemen were j p
pofntad
Hon II 4 Ellet 81 Claiborne, cliairnan;
j B. Nexitt, Adams; Ialliafefgo Ia
ayette; Stephen geeke, Monroe Joseph
Bel, Ponfotoe; VIM. Melville, Madison
a II Handy, Madison; @. Deavors, Ita-
wstmba; Ward, gIarke; Ramsey, Jaekson
Golliday YoIabusha; Beenc, TippalI: VIM.
BaTksdale, Iowndes VIM a. Stone, Law
rencej Hon w 81 Featherston, Chickasaw.
Mr.. Cassiday, Of Franklin, offered the fol-
lowing resolution, which was adopted By ac-
clamation:
Resotceel, That the Hon. Jefferson Davis.
|be requested to address the Convention at 3
o'clock, p NJ
Resolutions offered By Messrs. Parks,
Handy, Whitfield, Humphreys, and Hook
er, were referred to the Committee on Reso-
lutions
The Hon. Roger Barton, Of Marshall, and
Gen. Quitman, of Adams, we're requested to
address the Convention this evening at Z
O'Clock. On motion, the Convention adj
journed to 3 o'clock, p NJ
The Convention met pursuant to adjourn
ment: Messrs. Adams, Dougherty and Ward,
were appointed to wait on the Hon. j. Davis,
/ Hon. Jno a. Quitman, and Hon. Roger Bar
ton, and ask themto address the Convention
at the several appointments of the Gonyen-
ton
The Hon. Jefferson Davis appeared with
the Committee amid shouts Of applause and
welcome, and addressed the Convention in a
powerful and eloquent speech.
On motion of Dr. Parks, of Yallobusha,
"a Committee of Three, from each Congress
sional District, and Two for the State at large,
be appointed to form an Electoral Ticket.
The following resolution Of G. w. j.
Smith, of Kinds, offered as the substitute te
the motion of DIR. Parks, was adopted
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