Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-25
TRAITORS CONVENTION AT NASH
WILLIE,
Prominent .TEen Conc Orer 20 oao E"e"'y

18th inst. ihs following proceedings Of q Traitors
Convsntio4 held at Nsshville-on The 18th inst
The names Of these Iensgaias should he placed
Oh record for future reference. when an opportu
nifty viii DO offered to yisit aPoa tialn proper
punishment for lhch base ueaehery rhei
speeches contain such ipfamous sentiments that
To do not publish thom:
OFFICIAL REPORT or The CONVENTION
In pursuance of a call Tor meeting of those
who are in favo. of the restoration Of the for
ngr relations OF this State 10 the Federal Union,
~ eleven O'Clock to-day -M0ndsy, tho 18th IN
staut-ths Eail and gallery OF the House Of Rep
r,s5uta.ives was igusely crowded with gentle
men from ali portions CT tho State dGstTous 20
participate la lis proceedings
On motion OF Russell Houston, Esq Of Da-
vIdson. the following gentlemen v5r5 Unsni-
u3usly elected officers OF the nesting:
PRESIDENT
WILLIAM Z CAMPBELL. Of Wilson
viCE-PREsTDEETs
Hi:iiam II Wisensr, Of Bedford.
NJ J harrington, of Shelly.
) ". ". Carter of Wilson.
j. Clark, Of DsEalb
u. j g Brown, of Bradley.
Is Robert Roul~tor, OF Marion
2. Ben. Harlan, OF M3Uy. ...
:. DR.. Wheeler, Of RgtheTioTd.
>. +. II. Gordon, of Smith.
10 William Lewis, of DaFiiso0
ii Joseph 3. MesdoE
II. ". I. Bradford, OF OOion
SECRETARIES
c 5 Mercer Of Davidson
James R Hood, Of Hamilton
Governor Campbell, on taking the char, msds
& brief aud pertinent address
PARTIAL LIST OF BrLEGATES
The following is only paIsisi liss OF delegates
in attendance. 1t was impossible for the sscIe-
tsries TO procure u complete list, t0s which they
ask the pardon Of the public and Of the gentle
men whose names are omitted:
BRAnFORD-W. H. WiSeuer, EdmuHd Coop
er, L HimaD, William Little. Thomas Holland,
Marcus Bocock, Thorn ls W Buchanan, a Free
man, J +. Brcwn, W Il Smith, A. MuIIey, P.
B Moon, James Mullins, x T. CAlbraith, John
+ Neil C. B. Word, G B, Cannon, " Davis
W. Caldwell W. Blackm0Te, J Hobbs, J Coz
2 rs. W. Young, William Wilhoit, B. NJ Til
Iuau.
BRADLLY -Dr J c. Blown Beard, Dr.
VIM, Hunt
DEKuB-Hon. W. +. stokes, c K. Williams,
David Dunwooiie, Joseph Haley, B Sexton, J
Dutchel, Y Wood.
DAYIDsoN-A. Y. S Lindsey, Allen a Hall,
Russell Houston NJ NJ Monohan, John Trim
bic. J s Brien, Major W. b Lewis, Horace II. !
Harrison, John York, r. W Make, NJ NJ Brien. |
J. Timbla John Lsllyett, b. s. Weller, S. c. |
Carter E. II. Easr, J. Il. Breast, L. P. Cone, |
John Hugh Smith. w. A. Mcclellan, D. ". =. !
jones, Dr. G A. J. Msyfeld, c. A Fuller, r. |
q McEwen, Geo. Barber. IL A COOpar.
MAURY.-Hom w II Polk, Ben. Harlan, A. |
Bowen, w. IL Farris, n w Jones, T V. Far |
IS Il T,yag 7 Etonbauan,s o.,
ner T A Harris J Choate j. }. Harris, A. 7 (
Julian, i. James John Nesbitt.
HANHLTON-J. X Hood, f. A. JamGs..
MARION-E II RouIston, Il S R0uistou, u /
VI Garner d. Payne, II /. w. Roulston, J. n. |
Ballard. J. B Roulston. A. Foster &. W !
Dame, A F. Rogers, D Dame J. n. Gillian. /
4. Rogers. J. b. R9uislon, " 0. Patton, C. /
A Fowler, j. S. R9ulsfOu
OBION-- B-aj.ori
RUTBERFORD-Wm. Spencer. = Hyrd. L /
Wade l. L. Gordon Z Wade W H. Smith |
)tt. 7. A. Elliott, Geo. Anthony. J. i Dunn, K.
Woodruff, Wilson Y JoucR
R0ANE-D L. Harrison.
SMTTH-Yst to cone.
WHsON-Yet TO come.
EMTTH-Dr. I II G9Id5n, Jyhn BsItes, I
" House, Joseph Mitchell, ". HsvbGS, L. !
stone John W Bowen
WI SOS-Wm. y Campbell, J,-5sn Stokes, !
J. G. Frazer, w. W Garter S. 5. Motley J. D. |
Owen, J. II McFarlan, = Hait, W T. Waters,
Jas Turner, J White, w w Waters, X. Hal |
um, Nelson Bryant
sUMxER-T. T. 7 Tobb " Wright, W |
Dodd, H J. Barker, Jonas Nicholson, T. J. I
Mills r. MCLEOD
LAwRENCE-L N Bentley
ROBERTSON-CO WoodvsTi
SHELBT-M J harrington
Edmund Cooper. Esq Of Bedford moved !
,hst the President appoint = COMMITTEES Of thrss
to draft resolutions expressive u the sense OF |
the meeting. Carried.
The chair appointed Edward Cooper, Esq |
air Allen A Hall, Of Davidson, ana jordan /
Stokes, Esq, Of Union, said committee,
During the absence of the committee. the !
meeting was addressed by Col. w H Wisener Of !
Bedford and Hon. " 3. Stokes of DeKalb. |
The speeches Of these gentlemen ana those who !
followed, are nouc1d more =: length elsewhere
The committee 90 resolutions. through theI
5ic Cooper, reported the following
preamble aGd resolutions.
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