Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-15

Macon ;, s, Clements.
Madsun j, Il, Sturdeyant,
MeMinn William Burks
McNary John Aldridgo
Marion William Pryor
Marshall sheriff
Maury John A, Campbell,
Mogs A, Cox and Henry Duggnn,
Monroe james Diynes and Daniel lloiske
Montgomery o, NJ, Backman.
Morgan JAS Lansly g, Jas, L0ngy, rp aud $. e!
ilunnecull, glsag ,,.ss,
Obioni James Williams, ~
Oyerlon' VIM, Norwood and John Dnlos, NJ.
Perry Thomas Brashear',
Polk =, l., Clary.
Putnam james Il, McCollet,
Rhsa Capt j. D. Walker W, II, lowe aud Samuel
Lowe,
Ronno' Anderson q. Leath
Robcrlsonj WHY Woodward aud james S. Stark,
Rutherford s, Sherbrook,
Scott Baiy Putnam, Craven Duncan and James lay,
Sequntchic Washington lIurl, DanelMcWilams and
Il, T. Smith.
SEWER Lemuol Duggon,
Shelby p, NJ. Winters.
Smith Asbury Griffin and Francis NJ Mckee,
Stewart Loyal citizens
sullivan William G, Snapp.
Summers J, 7, Mills, 7. @, Trimblc T. Barbour and
Theo lIcrmans,
Upton John sample,
Union Calvin Monroe, james W, Turner and John
Baylcss,
Van Buren, Loyal citizens.
Warren Thomas Conner.
Wayne D, lrclcll Dickerson, VIM, Porter and John
Grimes
Wcaklcyi John Il, Vincent
White James Cooley, Il. D, Pennington and Alex,
Payne
williamson A,W, Moss, VIM. p. Campbell and Frank
llendeman
Wilson; William Waters.
Rcsoircd, That when the above amendments to the
Constitution of the State of Tennessee shall be submitted
to the people of the State for their ratification rejection
and at the first election held under said Constitution
amended if ratified by the people, person shall be per-
mtted to vote unless he first take the following oath at
the polls and the of each voter shall be written
upon the back of his ticket and ii shall be the duty OF
judges and clerks of said election to preserve said tickets
and file acm with the clerks of the county courts of their
respective counties for future reference. Prorded, how
ever, That this oath shall not be required of the citizens
who well known to the judges Of the election TO have
been unconditional Union men. PrOrided, also, that
voters otherwise qualified may vote within any comfy Of
the State, and if in the military service, wherever they
may be the day of election and that the commanding
officer of each regiment, battalion detachment battery
or hospital, is empowered to hold such elections.
81 solemnly swear that will henccforh support the
Constitution Of the UnAod States and defend il against
| the assaults of all its enemies; that | an active
friend of the government of the United States, and the
enemy of the called Confederate States that ardent
desire the suppression Of the present rebellion against
the Government of the United States; that 'inccrcy
oice in the triumph Of the armies and naves of the
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| armies navies and of all armed combinations in the
SO called Confederate States that will cordially OPP
pose all armisccs or negotiations for peace with rebc'
in arms, until the Constitution Of the United States
and all laws and prOclamations made in pursuance
thereof shall be established all the people of
cry State and Territory embraced within the Nationa
Union and that will heartily aid and assist the loya
| people in whatever maybe adopted for the
attainment of these ends and further that take thi
oath freely and voluntarily, and without mental rcser
vation So help me God"
RcsDlrcd That the returns Of this election shall b.
made to the Secretary of State, and that the result b.
declared by the proclamation Of the acting Governor.
| Resoircd, That the Convention do nominate aud one
to the people candidate for Governor and that the del
egates from the several Senatorial and Represenativ
districts he requested to nominate and present to tn
Convention candidates for their respective districts to
placed upon the general Legislative ticket; Proridcd
That nothing in this resolution shall be construed pre-
vent the people in the different counties making nomina
tons for candidates for the Legislature.
CANDIDATES FOR THE LEGISLATORS.
The following nominations of candidates for Represen
t,tiNp nu1E ala Inv thn