Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-16

indicate, as the proper man to lead our hosts
in this great conflict with sectionalism.
Resotped. Thatw we cordially approve of the
suggestion, made by the Opposition members
of eur State Legislature. for The holding a
State Convention at Nashville on the I'D;
and, that the following gentlemen be APP
pointed delegates to represent Stewart county
on that occasion:
District No Tonnes Wilson, DIR. Reed
Wilson. James Webb. Sterling Smithon, Geo.
Goi,bs, VIM. Brintan. A. j. Turner. James
Holiday, Andrew Holiday, james Vinson.
District. No &c. W. Caldwell, Barnet
Crockarell, John Wyatt, Lot Carney. p. G.
Sexton, Larkin Sexton, Mark Milum. Samr
Linebery, Nat. Barksdale, VIM. Bibb, George
Perkins. Robert Stamper, j. A. Townsen, J..
ID. Green.
District No. 3.-Samuel Gentry, Cob Doug
lass, John L. Evans, Joseph Howell. Joseph
Sutierfeld.
Dist,ict No. Al. D. Hargress, A ]. Lnton,
c. M. Luton Robert George. Fletcher Elliot.
Newell Elliot, Lafayette Hargress.
DiS77ct No. 5-Jesse Parchment, John
Parchment, Jacob Parchment, Jr., n. T. ALI
man. n. P. Thomas, Samuel Allen, G. w.
Stanfll, Robert Rushing, Daniel Lowery,
George Stacker, James Breeder. II II. Hol-
lister, DIR. ]. W. Brigham. John Brigham,
Christopher Buchanan, Riley Griffin, John
l.. McMllen. Daniel McMillen. Daniel Nc
Cauley. William McCauley, Thurn Moore,
Benjamin Richardson, Britain Williams, Alb
bot TOmlins0n. DR.. b. n. Carter.
District No. 6.-Jacoh Parchment. ST., W.
G. Wilson, III. ii. Trinkle, Arch Cook. Jesse
Glasgow. Almond Lowery, George Allen, j.
ID. Hancock, Sterling Hancock, A. j. Smith,
]. T. Gentry, p. l.. Ranwaters, William Keel.
Linton MCGEE. DR.. j. c. w. Steger, james
Woods. Jr., ii. III. Erwin. n. G. Merris, Col
E. j Ellis, ]. B. Crockarell, John Hobing,
Edward Gillian, Stroughtr j. Smith.
District No. flames E. Rice. c. Roberts,
Nathan Brandon, Hon. Judson Horn, c. Dud-
ley, j. S. Banster. E. S Whine, Thomas B.
Bayliss, John Kirksey, Jr.. ]. Fl. Weeks,
William G. Weeks. james Lee. Jr., W. r.
Penix, w. A. Griffin. Joseph R. Glasgow,
James Green John Hinson T. D. Mathew,
Willis Wbiiford, A. z. Parrish, E. Landy, n
c. G. Scarborough, Nat. Terry, Richard In
gram. j. w. Evans B. F. Curtis James Wor-
ford. Jr., John Milum. Hamilton Settles,
Benjamin Scooter, T. ID. Mockbee.
District No. S.-Willam Ledbetter, George
j. White. @ G. Taylor, w. G. Jones, David
Sones, jesse Vinson, DIR. Stone. d. q. Miles,
Elisha Miles.
District No. 9.-Tbomas Dennis, Esq, James
Gallin, Samuel Worford. Joseph Campbell,
Thomas Buckingham, Jr. Thomas Bucking-
ham, Sr., John Buckingham.
District No. 10-James Campbell, EIbett
sexton, Esq, Esquire Townsen, George Sex
ton. Andrew Cowley. James NJ. Daniel
District No. 1l.-Abner johnson. Daniel
Bush, William Phillips. Bruce Phillips, DIR.
G. G. Dortch. DIR. N. c. Taylor, William Bell,
E>q., Col. John Daniel, John Bell, P. S. Wor-
ford, Robert Weeks, James Weeks Joseph
Holden, Mike Vickers, Esq, James Vickers,
Esq.
District No. 12.-Ransom Dudley, T. B
Brigham. Randolph Wins, Pinkncy Summers.
j. s. Wyatt. William Cook, Kinny Nicolas
Kill, Allen Barnes, James ID. Barnes.
ResOtUed. That the proceedings of this meet
ing be furnished for publication to the Dover
Journal GAINESVILLE Chronicle, and the Oppo-
sitiOn papers in Nashville.
A committee of three was appointed to no
tify delegates not present of their selection,
and to urge upon them to attend the conven-
tion in Nashville.
The meeting then adjourned sine die.
WM. LEDBETTER. Chairman.
j. b. CRoCKAREIL, Secretary.