Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-16

! PuTsuans TO previous notice, the Democracy q
Bedford county, at tas court house in this d
! en- Monday the 9Th inst The meeting was organ
lied By calling DR. D G. Deason to the Chair. ans
appointing J. j. Sic d ,nieI Secretary Aztec the Oh
1 ieot Of he meeting had been stated BY the Chair
mau,
7 S II. Whiithorae, Esq, presented the following
preamble and resolutions which were, after some
| spirited remarks By the gentleman who introduced
them, unanimously adopted:
WHFRsAs, 1t has been he time-houored custom Of
the Democratic party since its origin to express.
through conventions, their sentiments upon the
current political Issues Of the day; and it being
suggested that the 9Th day Of March next would
be suitable time for the Democracy of the State
10 meet in Convention at Nashville for that purposes
therefore
Be il rssolred, That We sanction the time and
place of holding said Stale Congenlon, and viii APP
point and send delegates to the same
Be further rss0ipsd, That We continue, as here
tofore, 10 hsye a fIm, abiding aad IN RaTering
faith in the honesty AMI integrity Of our worthy
Chief Executive, james Buchat an. and sanction
the leadiOg acts of AdmastFR ion as being LOYAL
to the nation at large and just 10 the people OF The
South
Be & further resolved, That We cordially aud heart
lily endorse the ADMINISTRATION Of oar present able
and distinguished State Executive, Isham G Hsr-
rs-lhat we desire his denomination, aad yield to
him, as We have ever done, our earnest and deter.
mined support.
Resolvsd That in all questions Of a local or Stale
character, We have an abiding confidence ia the
Wisd) and forethOught Of the Democracy in Gems
vention for the State assembled, to adjust aud sat-
tie, 10 the .full satisfaction Of the Democracy ami
the people.
Rs,oiosd, That ia agitating the currency ques-
ion, our only desire is to sound, safe and
reliable currency for the people Of tae State and
We are satisfied that the proper solution Of this
question rests alone on the success Of the Demo
cratic party,
On motion, the following gentlemen were appoints
ed delegates to the State Convention:
lst Dist w Woods John Jakes, and VIM Golf
Arnold
81 Cist-John Moore, John Bennett Joseph
Taylor, D. ShriVer aud VIM George.
4th Dist % Hensley. Curry, S Bowlin, James
SeTuggs and James DenisOn.
9th Dist John Davis Temple, D ] Wheeler, |
q Cook, Torrance, K Ransom, D 2 Ran
som.
9th Dist Boothe NJ Smith and P E CIardy.
7ih Dist-R Matthews, W Whitthorne, Barclay !
Martin, Jones, Buchanan, J II Bsskette, K 4
Denison, H WbitthOrne and John Thompson.
Sth Dist-James Gregory, E Ii Wheeler, and /
Dudley
9Th Dist-w Brame, z Moore, L Jarreir, ana
ADdersOn Landis.
10th Dist-A Poplin jos. Brown and Ransom.
1lth Dist W Msy6el5. Wilson, 4 Potts, NJ
u Nneelef, u OZment, anu L Jeurles-
lsh Dist 0'Neal, II Pylsnd. u 0'Neal, and
as Stalliags
18th Dist-R B Blackwell, NJ Burns, Jos. Trioe,
ohm Woodward, John GARNER, AMI Brown.
10Th Dist Greer, James Carlysle, J A Guns
iuSham, Gambril. and c Russell
2lst Disk Pybus, c Gambill, C P Cunni5g-
am, aad George Cunningham
22d Dis-L Broadway, H Dean, Dean, Wm
campbell, and VIM. Boone.
23d Dist--W Daniel, A C Wood, W W Stanfeld,
' MeGill, 7 SapieId ane II Hastings
24th Dist-M Ray, Watson Parker, and Col.
Terry.
18th Dist-A lands, L Lands, G Maupin,
i COrtDer, and Huffman.
On motion. the Chairman and Secretary we're
dded to the list of delegates
On motion, the Nashville Union and Aqeric0a and
be True Union were requested to publish the pro-
sediugs of the meeting
There being no other business to transact, the
leeling adjourned SiHs de.
G. DEAsON, Chairman.
J. }. MCDANIEL, Secretary.