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

As far as heard from, the following delegates
with their classficatons, have been elected to
\ the Mississippi Convention, which will meet on
the 7th of January
Hfsps.-W. P. Harris W. P Anderson, W.
B. Smart. QnfIuediate Secession.)
RANKIN.-J. J. Thornton, w. Denson.-
(Co-Operation.)
ScorT.-C. W Taylor, (Im. s.
SMITH.-W. Thompson, (do.)
MADIsoN-A. P. Hill, (do.)
NEwpoN.-M. M. Keith, (do.1
| ; IEsHnBA-J. L. Backstrom, (do)
LAUDERDALE.-Dr. Ramsey, Maj. Semmes,
(do.) W
CoPIAH.-P. S. Catchings, Ben King, (do.)
CLA1BoRNE.-Henry T. Elicit, (do)
JEFFERsoN-J. S. johnson, (do.)
WAaREN.-T A. Marshall, W. Brooke,
Coop
ADAMs.-A. K. Farrar, j. Winchester, (do.)
HoLMEs.-W. L.,.Keirn, j. NJ Dyer Qm. s.
YAzoo.-Henry Vaughan, G. B. Wilkinson.
(do.}
CARRoIL-A. Booth, j. 2. George, (do)
SUNFLowER.-E. ?. Jones, (do)
TALLAHATcHIE.-A. Patterson, (do)
YALLoBUsHA-W R. Rarksdale, F. NJ. AL
bridge, (do)
LAFAYETTE-L. @. C. Lamar, 7. D. Isom,
(do.)
LowNDEs.-George R. Clayton, W. S. Bar
ry, (do.)
TIPPAH.-Joel Berry, Orlando Davis, D.
B. Wright, J. L. Davis, (do)
NoxUBEE,-Israel Welsh, (do.)
MARsHALL-J. W. Clapp, Samuel Benton,
H. W. Walter, A. NJ. Clayton, Willis NJ Lea,
(do.)
PoNToToc.-H. R. Miller, R. w. Flournoy,
c. D. Fontaine, j. B. Herring, (do.)
HARRIsoN.-D. c. Glenn, (do.)
HANCOCK. B. Deason, (do)
JAcKsoN.-A. E. Lewis, (do.)
AMITE--D. W. Hurst, (co-op.)
ATTALA-J. W. Wood, E. Fl. Sanders,
(Co-Op)
WINsToN.-W. S. Boiling, John Kennedy,
(Im. s.
MoSRoE.-S. J. Gholson, F. NJ. Rogers,
(do)
WILKINsoN.-Alfred Holt (do.)
IssAQUENA.-Albert C. Gibson, (do.)
PrKE.-J. NJ. Nelson, (do)
TIsRoMINGo.-A. E. Reynol Is. J. A. Blair,
J.. Z. Young W. W. Bonds, (Co-Op.)
S1MPsoN.-W. J. Douglas, (Im. s.
MARIoN.-Hamilton Maysan, (do)
CHICKAsAw.-C- B. Baldwin, j. A. Orr, (do)
y okTrBBEHA.-T. L. Bookter, (do.)
FRANKL1N--D. Fl. Parker (Co-Op.)
JAsPER.-O. C. Dease, Qm. 81
PASoLA.--J. B. Fiser, E. A. McGehee, (do.)
KEMPER.-O. Y. Neely, Thos. Wood, (do.)
CLARK.-S. Fl. Terrell, (do.)
DESoTo.-J. R. Chalmers, s. D. Johnston,
Mr.. Levers, Qm-S.)
LAwRENcE.--F. Y. Cooper, (do)
CovNGToN.-A. c. Powell, (do) {
C0AHoMA.-J. L. Alcorn.
BoI1yAR.-Miles Ii. McGehee.
WAsHINGToN.-J. S. Yerger, Coop i
Qt is proper to mention, that as doubts ex- t
SITS whether the members from Warren and a
Adams were elected in accordance with the l
orm prescribed by law, the Convention will c
probably refer the matter back to the people.)
From the foregoing returns, it will be seen c
hat the State has decided in favor of imme- ]
late secession with remarkable unanimity.- I
The counties yet to here from, will give ma i
ority for that side, proportionate to the above.
Postscript. /
Since the foregoing was put in type we have q
eceived the Natchez Free Trade, containing C
he following. DR.. Blackburn and Mr.. Mar a
hall are both for immediate secession a
Election of Delegates to the State Con- q
ventiOn.
CRY OF NATcHEz-Dr Ed NJ Blackburn
vas elected delegate to the State Convention Z,
rom the city of Natchez yesterday, without :
pposition. He received III votes at the
jourt House and AZ at the Jefferson Hotel :
'recincts. Total 1863.
COUNTY OF ADAMs-We understand that '
ieo. NJ. Marshall has also been elected the .
Delegate from the county of Adams. The :
ull vote is not in.