The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-02
Member. Elected to the Convention,

With their classifcations, have been elected to
he Mississippi Convention which will meet on l
the 7th of January
HINDs.-W. P. Harris, W. P. Anderson, W.
B. Smart. Immediate Secession) /
RANKIN-J.J. Thornton, w. Denson.- f
(Co-Operation.)
ScoTT.-C..W. Taylor, 4fIm. 81
SM1TH.-W. Thompson, (do.)
MADIsoN.-A. P. Hill, (do)
NEwroN.-M NJ. Keith, (do.)
NEsHoBA-J. i. Backstrom, (do.)
LAUDERDALE.-Dr. Ramsey, Maj. Semmes,
(do.) '~
CoP1AH.-P. S. Catchings, Ben King, (do.)
CLAIBoRNE.-Henry 7. Elicit, (do)
JEFFERsoN.-J. s. johnson, (do.)
WARREN.-T. A. Marshall, w. Brooke,
Coop
ADAMs-A. K. Farrar, j. Winchester, (do.)
HoLMEs.-W. L.! KERN, ]. M. Dyer, 1m. s.
W. YAzoo.-Henry Vaughan G. B. Wilkinson.
(do.)
! CARRoLL.-A. Booth, J. z. George (do)
SUNFLowER.-E. P. Jones, (dcs) =
TALLAHATcHIE.-A. Patterson, (do.)
YALLoBUsHA.-W. R. Rarksdale, F. NJ. Al |
bridge, (do) q.
LAFAYETTE.-L5Q @. c. Lamar, I'D. IsOm,
s(do.) T.
IowNDEs.-George R, Clayton, W. S. Bar
Fry, (do.)
TIPPAH.-Joel Berry, Orlando. Davis, D.
B. Wright ]. L. Davis, (do)
NoxUBEE,-Israel Welsh, (do.)
MARSHALL. W. Clapp, Samuel Benton,
II. w. Walter, A. NJ. Clayton, Willis N Lea,
(do.)
PoNToToc.-H. R. Mixer, R. W. FIournoy,
c. D. Fontaine, j. b. Herring, (do.)
HARRIsoN.-D. G. Glenn, (do.)
HANcodsi-J. B. Deason, (do)
JAcKsoN-A. E. Lewis, (do.)
AMlTE.-D. W. Hurst, (co-op)
ArTALA.-J. w. Wood, E. Ii. Sanders,
(Co-op)e
W1NsroN-W. S. Boiling, John Kennedy,
Qm. s.
MoSRoE.-S J. Gholson, F. NJ. Rogers,
(dc>9
WnKISsoN.-Alfred Holt (do.)
lIssAoUENA-Albert c. Gibson, (do)
PIKE.--J. NJ. Nelson, (do)
T1sHoMINGo.-A. E. Reynol Is J. A. Blair,
J. T. Young, W. W. Bonds, (Co-Op.)
SMpsoN.-W. j. Douglas, Gin S.
Reconsideration Mayson, (do.)
CHIcKAsAw-C B. Baldwin. J. A Orr, (do.)
OKTIBBEHA.-T. L. Bookter, (do.)
FRANKLIN.-D. Ii. Parker, (Co-Op)
JAsPER.-O. C. Dease, Gin. S.
PANoLA-J. B. Fiser, E. A. McGehee, (do.,
KEMPER.-O. Y. Nelly, Thos. Wood, (do.,
CLARK-S. H. Terrell, (do)
DESoTo.-J. R. Chalmers, S. D. Johnston
: Mr.. Levers, Qm-S)
LAwRENcE--F. z. Cooper, (do.)
CovINGToN.-A. c. Powell, (do.)
CoAHoMA.--J. L. Alcorn.
BoLIvAR.-Miles H. McGehee.
WAsHINGToN.-J. S. Yerger, Coop
|. CHocrAw w. F. Brantley, w. H. Witty
j. H. Edwards, Im. S.
r WAYNE-J. w. Eckford, (do)
) CALHouN--M. D. S. Stephens, W. A. Sum
ner
JoNEs.-J. H. Powell, GIN. S.
ITAwAMBA-R. O. Beene, W. H. Tison, NJ
4 C. Cummings, Qm. S A. B. Billiard, Coop.
e PERRY.-Myers, (do) .
7 Ot is proper to mention, that as doubts ex
lists whether the members from Warren and
Adams were elected in accordance with tht
form prescribed by law, the Convention viii
!, probably refer the matter back to the people,
: From the foregoing returns, it will be seer
: that the State has decided in favor Of imme
t date secession with remarkable unanimity.-
The counties yet to here from, will give ma
jority for that side, proportionate tc the above
: Postscript.
Since the foregoing was put i'll type we haV
# received the Natchez Free Trade, containing
: the following. DR.. Blackburn and Mr.. Mar
shall are both for immediate secession
Election of Delegates to the State Con
VentiOn.
IS Cry OF NATCHEz-Dr. Ed. M. BlackbuI
II was elected delegate to the State Convention
from the city Of Natchez yesterday, withou
opposition. He received III votes at tn
n Court House and AZ at the Jefferson Hote
v precincts. Total 1863.
y COUNTY OF ADAMs.-We understand tina
Geo. NJ. Marshall has also been elected tn
Delegate from the county of Adams. TIL
:, full vote is not in.