Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-01-20

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Warren and Grundy-L. Pope;
s uiliyan-F. Nj. Davis;
KNOX. G.. Ramsey and w. I.
Hell ms, Iproxles also for Sewer,
Cooke and Jefferson;l
Grainger-P. NJ. Senter;
v ashingion-B. Campbell;
Greene. BulIep;
Hawkins. Miller and j. Bali;
McMinn-J. Anderson;
Hardeman--E. Polk;
Claiborne-Wm. Greer.
Mr.. Head offered the following
resolutions, which after various
amendments, were adopted:
Resolued, That the delegates
from each Congressional district
select and recommend to this Cons
vent three delegates, to represent
their respective dis .ricts ih the Ball
timore Convention.
= HesolUed, hat the delegates
from each county select an assistant
elect or for their respective conn-
ties. |
3 Reso1ued, That the Chairman
appoint committee of two from
each Congressional district to select
and recommend two persons for
electors for the State at large, and
six delegates for the State at large
10 attend the Baltimore Conven-
ton.
4 Resozped, That the Convention
suspend business for half ans hour,
to enable the delegates 10 comply
with the foregoing resolutions.
The committee accordingly took
a recess, when the following reports
were made from the several dele
cations under the resolution as
above.
First Dtsh4et.-A. McClelIand,
u. Stansberry and W. M. Lowry.
,9econd Djsklct.-H. Ii. stephens,
j. Vaughn and o. r. Watkins.
Third DiSty1ct.-W. L. Helms,
s. A. Smith and a Cox.
|. Fourth District. CuIlom, G
Pipe, and E. l.. Gardephire.
fyM Dfstact.-R. II qaharson,
W. 7. Davis, and G. w. Bu cbanan.
Sixth Dtstut.-T. NJ. Jones, ].
z. Hardwicke, and Il. G. L ayne.
/ Se0enh DJst'1ct.-J. K. III Howard,
] McGavock and A p Ke eble.
Eighth Dtstr1ct.-E w II [cknan,
" BIackmore and ] ] B 5 outhail.
! Ninth Districts E Pa await, j
I'D G Atkins and J M Quar- les.
| Tenth Di$ tact.--E w M King,
LEI Bate and Nv III Carroll.
i Elegenth Districts. j Hays,
HH w McCorry and J L r nay.
4 i he President in obedience to
1.-THE second resolution, appointed
1.-The following committee:
4 Ist Dis. John Ball AID l. Bullen;
\ I'd $ Ii II Stephens and p NJ
I|Senter;
81 " J C Ramsey and j NJ
IIHavron;
/ 9TH !" L Pope and J NJ SHED;
5th $ Farquharson and Davis, oil
Marshall;
9th e 10 G Guild and 10 G.
| Pickett.
Il 18th 8 Davis Of Cannon and J.
IMcGayock;
9Th |" B Martin and l. M Bent
Ily.
9th e DR.. Moody and Atkins;
10th e Polk and Irwin;
ilth /" A. j. Hays and A. w.
Campbell.
Mr.. Nicholson offered tn lie follow
ing resolution, which was adopted:
! ResolDed, That a committee OF
five be appointed by the Chair for
the purpose ofpreparing an address
to the people Of Tennessee E, whic
duty the said committee will per-
form at as early day as practical
Bile after the adjournment Of this
Convention,
! The Chair, binder the above, ap-
pointed the following gentlemen:
! A O P Nicholson, A V Brown,
w II Hun Phfeys, A Ewing and
W. L. Cooper.
| Mr.. Helms d ered the following
resolution, which was unanimously
adopted;
| Resolped, That so soon as practi-
cable after The State shall be Ee-dis-
tricsed, the democracy Of the sew
eral Congress ional districts are re-
qaestet to hpld conventions and Sc
lIcet Electors for The same.
1Ii. NICHOLSON submitted the fol-