Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-03-20

ne Secretary having called the roll Of
counties, the following LIST Of delegates were
reported
Boffons-W J Whitthorne, c " Bschanan,
John r Bennett, Preston Temple, Davd Ca
ment, B Boon, Barclay Martin, jrs 10 Broan,
j Mcdaniel, VIM. Horton, Orvilis Henry, "
J DAVIS, DJ Hale, and IR Nash
Bnaila@GW Rowles, Wm. Gram Robert
MeNsly, John Boon, and A R Poets
Caaasa-G " ThomPson, MS John, and
CoFo-Robst Taylor. z Rsynolds john
Charles, u Womaek, S n Burger, and John
Ewel.
Osatham-H Dowlin and G " MeQuary
Dariisoa-Dr CK Winston, r " Haywoodi
Robert BTadfute, J L Bostick, John Fhomp-
son, } L Rice, " n Bilb0, A Anderson, 5ohn
T~hauksley, John Mccain, Noble Ellis, Dr. IS
selman, Il W Brown, DR. J Winston, Dr. y
Morton, Dr. W d Horton, Or Newman y
Pittman, + Lawrence, J W Naming, J u
Sloan, = W CoIlert, Captain Whitemlhers Jpnn
N Martin. VIM Afford, TIC Crunk, Alezan-
/ der March. r Willis. " s Kennsy, John Cole
msn, John s Corley, 9 W Everett, John spsn-
ley, DJ Charlton, Tim. Dodson, ID I1aW-
renee, DR. E H Charlton B N Wheeler, Rich
ard Mccain. " B Gambill, " Ward, Wa.
Brlev. George Hogan, John Rains, Andrew
Ewing, W Dabbs, Us Patton, il Brown,
I Henry Compton, IT., " 6 Harding, George
1 Leiper. Ans Brown, Washington shelton, J
! Couch, Jas. L Greer, e W Brien, II Allison,
George Greer Wa Greer, j Pardieu, Va.
Scott. Martin UseTy, George Nancy, 81 I'm
! ley, Dr. J Marcy, Wm. K Hsmblin, Wn. Law
ton, John Justice, Jesse MeuinaR, Nm- D.
Phillips, Josiah Hayes. Samuel Fry, ] Har-
rngton, John Drake, VI II Wilkinson, :
Hampton, Dennis Dozier, tt Massey, and r
Dissos~E A Moody Wa. L waste n
TsdRel, end " Herring.
FGyatzHB Williams c b Whitn0Fs'
FraHk9s-Hurh Francis, c A Shook, Joseph
Holder, E G Stewart. Elijah kard. Madison
Williams, Robert Taylor, Alternately, jacob
SunHsr, and A ButtorEorth.
q Gibsoh-A S Currey.
Gfss-- c Dohertv. James n Morris, Chas
! c AberRa y, r Dickson, George EveTlys CD
con P EEsll, Clayton Abernathy, Shelby B
I Marsh, wills u James, George " Pit, hos
Martin and Albert Buf0rd-
Grecne-Robert johnson
GruAd=A Norchutt-
HazaieAS R MeCanys j Blowing AID
HaTdslsa-R Neely and W H FewsH.
Haukfns-C " Hall and r D Powell
HGEgood@L " Livingston and II Mann.
Hsng-James A Vowel and Wa c VII
Iams.
Hidkman-s B Moore and Boiling Gordon
Kew R Hurley, Geo " Harris and
IassTssa-wm Chafn, R H Alien, W B
Chain, D 9 Allen, B n Moore and A "
Bendy.
IisooIn-D R smith, j Green, AMHsH,
H H Rives, Jacob Gillespie and J P Mcclure
McMnn-Frank S Hale, Geo Bridgesand
HarshaH-James S Ewing, z A wilson and
Ha1r@WJ sykes, VIC Whhfhorbs, A O
Nicholson, seth Goodwin, Stephen Hancock.
6 MoretoR, J g Horsely, F c D~unnington.
Hunter Nicholson, z 2 Lee, W III Polk J o
Griffith, W S Bassford, Jss b Thomas andJL
Bullock
Kouros@as Isb,T and J c Vaughn.
Moatgom0y-A G Wilcox, Z " Humphreys,
c . FaNon, Wm RogeTE, r 5oknsuns v A
Quarls,O N Blscknan and Cave Johnson.
Pufaam-H H billiard.
Robafsoa-H K Hicks, N ID Crockett John.
K Johnson, d S AIlsbrook, Green Bell, d d
Holman, W \ Sadler, G Matthews " p
Matthews and Randolph
Rufherfond-Beni johnson, Giles Harding, 5
" Morgan, NJ Ransom, john ~ ChildrfR,
Hamutun Sullivan. 7 Henderson, III North
way, n J Lrons, W c Lllari, HI PrateT, B.
F Lilari, Joseph smith. Sllas TUCKER, M ~
Mcdowell, J Sheuin, Jas Mcdowell, James b
Moore. " r Doak. S y White, ? R James.
John Britain, \ Harris, " BusdleF, nhomas
Bennstt, ) B Basket Ben wheaton and >
Crockett
Snifh-smes L Thompson, L II Cardweli,
A FuEuson and James Haynie.
SdbBJ Knox WsIkeT, r " Creighton.
John P FausIy, Colin Campbell and " H
Carroll.
ssIiBun-E P CaEood.
SumEr-D s Donslsou, " E Munday, R A
Bennett. John " Head, R S Payne, James
Era-ET-n 10 r EufLd lanes II Tuner ER
Tyre, Wm u Hall, - Hibbitt, p Bate, hos
Bowers. James House, Or Needy, W Nin-
chester, Isaac Harris, B Harris, D GootaA
W II Barksdale, John Wilson. J r AZ 1omp-
I kins. S = ScheH, Geo Love, + ClendenninE 9
| Gillespie, J Brsnham, J Msntlos, B Tompkins,
/ James Frazer and John K Cage
WGrrm-Robert Webb, Id WALTERS, Fl ~
Wstterson and ~ i VI Betty.
Washington-A G Graham
Vega B Grant r., am VI Burns
WautrIv-M d CALDWELL
Wiliamson-Thomas Feeble, ca Harris. J.
Wagner. A Moore, John r Handy, NJ Mea-
cham, " A Rodgers, Geo Chrisman,M c
Puryesr, J Watson, Fred CaYbrook, " i
Martin, " B White, " r Reams, Harry
and " c Hunt.
WIson-John K Howard, " H Wiliamson.
] Y Williamson, " H Doak, A Harrison, s 3
HARDY, Jas B Hardy, J Clemens, J P Whar-
ton, T r Harris, IA Anthony J P McFsr-
laRa. Edmund Gillian, Z P Lowe, P W Har-
RS, r. Thompson, L j Walsh, A G Harkre
der, James d Dawn, RIB Mitchell, " Jack
son, &c Lowe, W G Robertson, W Z putnami
R Martin, Giles H Glen, IT,, and John A o.
msnt
The following counties were represented By
BOuui-E C Eastman, F c bennington and
G G Poindexter.
CarroH-P c bennington and C C Poindsz-
ter.
DooafuT-E 6 Eastman.
DcKalb-John II Savage.
H1rdiaJ o Griffith.
HendersoH-G c Torbett
,, Jefrsoa-Rober johnson.
Ltris-W , Cooper.
Mac1n-E g Eastman. ~
MaGsoa-Andrew Ewing and WI Cooper.
Mcl5dav-E G Eastman.
Meigs-G forfeit
PrrTp-F G Darlington.
P0lk-G G Torbett and G " Rowles.
SiaoaH-G G P~oindeKter, F c DunningtoT
and E G Eastman.
UHion-F c Huntington and r 6 Eastman.
Hon. Andrew Ewing moved that a commit
tee II two from each Congressional District
be appointed BY the chair 70 report resolutions
TO he Convention. Ths motion was agreed
70, ane the following gentlemen were ~
p0inted
Is Disnes Root Johnson and R, ID.
Powell
ID JFJ Lewis and Gee W Harris.
% Geo W Rovlss and Geo " Bridges.
4aL Jas i Thompson and J. X Caldwell.
I'll. " H williamson and j. c Guild.
6h Hugh Francis and p D~unnington.
III. S B Moore and George EVERY.
Sh- Andrew Ewing and " Al Quarles.
Oh. n d Cardwsl and W G Williams.
l0thJ KuuE Walker and II B s Williams.
The President Of The ConTsnhon named
Andrew Ewing as chairman Of said CON.
mittee.
Before the retirement Of the committee
Hon. AhdreE Ewing anHouneed in q fsg
eloquent AID Impressive renarks, ths dead
Of the Hon. Aaron v. Brown Postmaster
General, and proposed the f1HoEihg Tesoiu.
tons
The Democratic party In Tennessee haF,
heard with deep regret Of the deceasl
Of Ge Hon. Aaron v. Brown. late Post
masfer-Geueral Of tie United States. Con.
nectsd with us FOR more than thirty yesTi
as an able, Efficient and indefafirabi,
Democrat, performing his whole duty In
every station 70 which be was assigned
and true end reliable in al the vicissftude1 81
our fortune his death Is 70 q % iuepzrabls
loss. Possessed Of a strong in.ellect fne per
son, easy address, much erpenenct, great good
nature and liberal feelings he naturally eNer-
N8t- over le al mucu lunueuces and was az
Ways eKerted 70 calm angry passions, 10 heal
dssensions, and preserve intact all our eneT-
gles for use against our opponents. he was
ambitouas and sought his own elevation. bgi
not e. ne expense Of the interests Of bis party;
De was always ready 70 yield his own Desires,
whenever NE Eacuhce was necessary. and Ia
bearhis ful share q the misfortune eutafIe5
by defeat He never shrank from bis sbare II
the trouble, suffering, and expense Of noE-
teal comPaiEns or fsb The petty rivalry csr.ed
I b the applause heapsd on a political fre.5-
whist in o6eial position, BE- Was lbersl. grr-
erous and true 70 bis friends, granting ~ f6ai
could properly be asked Of him, urging nFomu
" their claims upon bis superior, and eter
seeming 70 feel thathis pleasure wa eresIer
in bsstowing tan receiving Office. His horss
was the hosiery Of his friends, bic door al.
wavs opeH, and his table aiWsys spread for
them with The plenty Of be land.
Hei is gone? We Shah bear a. moe his
words 81 wisdom in our councils, 81 has srgu-
menh, persusaoas ahd elOquencs on ihn haa-
ings be has heftus only bis memory and eK-
ample, as a Feeble frbute - his many TEtues.
Rcsoluod, That 81 the death Of Aaron u.
Brown, the Democratic party Of Tennesse feel
mat they have suffered a great misfortune
Uey have lost an able counsellor and ehcisu'
champion IN al Their futurs contests; he was
o one q fhE last and berf n tho Gallant arfTfrrs