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RssoSd That this convention viii select eight candi-
eight congregational districts OF this Staie and Two candi
dsiss for electors for the State at large ,,
four delegates ior each district Of this State
and eight delegates for the State az large 10 attend he con-
venliop 20 be held in Baltimore Ia June next
Mr. Cochran OF wilkinson. moved that the delegation
from each congressional district be committee 10 select
and report the convention, Tor each district one pIesl-
DENTAL eleclo and one alternate and iour 20
Basoe; and that this convention elect two presidential
electors and eight delegates TO Baltimore or the State at
Mr. Nelson. Of Cobb. moved to amend as follows;
district select the delegates Baltimore for the State at
large. and as the Chair sppoint committee o. thirteen
the names 10 this convention for election
The resolution as amended was agreed to.
The convention took OF an hour after the ex-
pration Of which time the comnmee reported as fol-
lows:
FIRST DISTRICT.
Delegate for the State at large-SoIomon Cohen.
Delegaes--James L. Seward, of Thomas; James
M Smith, Of Camden; Mark Wilcox, OF Teliair r..
Eector-Thomas M Foreman, of Mcintosh
Alternate-Wm H. Reynolds, OF Thomas.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Delegate for the State at large--L. B. Mercer
Desgstss-Joseph SIurges; Of Mascogsei y. ". col
Elector--Richard H. Clark, of Baker.
Alternate-W. ]. Lawton, of Baker
THIRD DISTRICT.
Delegate for the State at largeS. T Bailey, Of Bbb
Crawford; Geo. R. Hunter, Of Crawford; z E. Harmon,
Of Monroe.
Elecior-H j. Lamar OF Bibb
Alternate-O. g. Gibson, OF Pike.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Delegate for the State at argeAlford Wellborn, Of
Delegaies-O Warner. Of Merwether; Thomas M
Griffin. Of Coweta; A, Nelson, Of Cobb; T A. Latham
E!ector-Hon. 4. a. Hsralson, Of Troupe.
Aternate-W. B. w. Dent, OF Cowe,a
yrYTH DISTRICT
Delegate for the State at LARGE. w Lewis, of Cass
Delegates=A. 4. Patton, OF Floyd John Jones', Of
ofGs'a q cs.. Y. o'00f' q Chattanooga " T. s''s'
E!ecor-- Joseph Z. Brown. Of Cherokee.
Altemate--J M Spurlock. of Floyd.
sixth DISTRICT
Delegate for the State at arge-N. L. Hutcbins, ol
Delegaes-George Kellogg, Of Forsyth; George D.
Phillips, Of Habersham William Martin, Of Lumpkin
E s. Hopping Of Clarke.
Elecior-W L. Mitchell, of Clarke
Alternate--John H. Lowe, of Clarke.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Delegate for the State at largeJoseph Day, OF Jones
Delegates-W w Virgins, OF Twiggs; Dr. T. Fort
OF Baldwin; J. W. Burney, of Jasper; James Hook, ol
Elector-R. W; FIournoy, Of Washington.
Alternate-A. E. Cochran, of Wilkinson.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Delegate for the State at large-A. j. Lawson. ol
Burke
Delegates James Gardner, IT,. of Richmond E. An
tony, OF Burke; VIM. Schley, OF Richmond; WIN. Glib
son. Of Warren.
EIector-Ex- Governor VIM Schley, of Richmond
Alternate-Robt. Mcmillan, of Elbert.
Mr. MITCHELL OF Clarke, introduced the following res
olution:
Rso,vsd That the delegations OF each dis
uct be authorized 70 fill vacancies in their own number,
occur and that executive committee Of nine be APP
'or ticket with general powers TO act or the best
presidential canvass.
executive committee Messrs. Mitchell. Of Clarke Gard
ner Hilton, Bailey Mercer. Howard. Burney. Campbell
Mr. Nelson, OF Cobb moved that committee OF ihir-
teen be appointed by the Chair report the OF two
gentlemen as electors for the State at large and two al
isrnates.
The Chs, appointed the following named gentlemen
Messrs Nelson, Smith Of Twiggs. Williamson, Rob
inson, Neal, Day. Cowart. Oliver Purse, Cochran. Dr.
Mercer Wingheld, and Smith OF Washington.
The convention adjourned till half-past ?. p. m.
The convention met pursuant to adjournment, when
the committee OF thirteen through its chairman, Mr. Nell
son. OF Cobb, reported the OF the Hon H. " John
and Hon. Wilson Lumpkin for the State at large
ana n j. IOWart, OIL CneTokee, and j. ID. walker, oil
Morgan alternates
Do motion, the report unanimously adopted.
Mr. Adams. of Bib, introduced the following resolu-
ton; which was read and adopted
Rssopsd That the secretaries OF this convention be
qnssnd TO send copies Of It's proceedings each OF the
democrnc papers Of this State and that they be requested
to publish the same.
Mr.. Day, OF Jones, introduced the following resou-
tons; which were read, and unanimously adopted:
Rssovsd, That the thanks Of this convention here
by rendered the Hon John d. Stell, $ president,
and Gustavus Hendricks and General Samuel Robinson,
vice Presidents for the able, i'm mpartia and dgned
In which they have presided the deliberations Of
this body.
Rssovsd That the thanks OF this body also rendered
Seth Boughton and w. T. Williamson, esqs the
taIies Of the convention, for the able IN which they
have discharged the duties OF their appointments.
The convention then adjourned sine die.
n2- Dr. Dewey's Lowell Lecfures.-The third lecture
delivered Thursday evening" April al o.
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p9- snnithsonian Lectures.-Dr y. A. Gould, OF csm
bridge, will
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