Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-23
Democratlc sIeeaIngIn smith,


Where's, 10 aocerdaace with the suggestion Of
the Stsso Central Committee At Nashville. we ske
i Democracy e Smith county have assembled in con
! veaioa for the purpose ef appointing delegates 10
The stass audCoegressilnsl Conventions, aud sIso
convention to noaasfe candidI:es 80 repres eat us
| in The General As8tmb'y; thers fore, be il
Essoissd. That We have behsld vih pride and
satisfaction, the wise just sad pradent admins Ts
tirh Of that pure s;ateman who presih ~ The
helm Of affairs. and that fully, cordially ami
unanimously endorse the Administration Of james
\ buchanan.
Re,oIued, That We have been pleased 70 witrsss
the unADiuity Of sentiment that pTevs ls through
out the State a-to the aministrstiol o. present
| Governor, Isham G Harris and that from the high,
bOnorabe aud able conrae that he has pursued while
Governor he is our first choice Fcr the coming can
Ysss for Governor
ResoIUed, That We behold In the person CT the Hoa
L. L. Gsrdeuhirs Of Whine. he true gentleman, the
pure Statesman and the uhh hehDg adVoists Of the
principles Of the Democrats party, aud that he is
| the unanimous choice Of the Democracy Of this
county for Congress
Rssolrsd That We spprOEs the tine and place OF
holding the district convention suggested BY the
Macon county district convention, 70 nominate
didsles 70 represent rs in the upper aud lower
branch Of the aext Legislature wit: at Harisyle
the 6rst Saturday in March, and that We suggest
SmithVle, DeKslb county, at the time suggested 20
hold the Congressional Convention.
ResofVed, Taat as there are mans sspirsnts both
for ths Senatorial and floating district, sll Of
whom good and true Democrats, that We express
no preference Of opinion for any particular man,
bat viii meet our brother Democrats ofSamaer aud
Macon at HartsVille, and suppors tue nominees Of
said convention.
RssOErsd That L CsrdEeII Is our decided choice
IS our candidate for Representative for Smith OOun-
ty proper-knoving that hO will act in any posi-
lion that his party will place him
ResoIved, That two delegates be appointed from
each civil district in the county TO attend said Con-
Veni0ns. Whsreupon the folio wing gentlemen were
aPp, ,inlei
Disi. No 1.-Jsmes " Williams. Wi. Farley, JnO
McLaiu.
No 2-Bs Csrdweu, H CsrdWsu
No 5.-JOseph Hogan, ESQ.,, ThOs Key.
No 5-JOhn Torner, Berry West A Card.
we'll
Noe Dan Taylor. Dan su.ls. Esq
No w Richardson, Alien Newly, @ An
dsrsOn, VIM Burford. eel
No Jack Madden, Willis lawson, John Poust.
No Alfred Betty, Richard SanbOrn.
No 10 Jas A Sefuggs, Joshua D4yis, DR. Wm
Robertson.
No II.-wm Bessly. Robert Bsasly.
No I2.-Bsn Barf0Fd. Francis Kerby, Jmaes s
Thompson, Armstesd Wand, BryaRs w4rd.
No iS.-Dr San Wilson, James Cam, James
Mrosaeld
No l4-Thomas BoultOn
No l5.-H Z BetiE, Pie sant GOsd, Thomas
Orange
No l6 &C Ford, Henry Perkins.
No II John stephens, Wiley DSoBy.
No I9-Thowas Simpson
No 20 = ThOmys Driver. Vim Chez. JOhn Ro-
be-
No 2l.-T Askew, EsQ. Thomas Driver.
ResoIred, That thtGs proceedings be Published In
the Nashville USuoS AND AMERICAN, aud tbaI The
Democratic papers be requested TO copy.
L H. CARDWELL Chairman.
T. ". BRooNs. Secretary