Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-18

II. i.
On motion of Mr. Elliston, the Chairman,
Judge Whitworth, was added to the Committee:
Al the expiration Of about half an hour, Mr..
Eston. from the COMMITTEES Teboraet s1af ~ IDe
tricts of the county had been nominated as dele
gates TO the Convention, TO assemble IN the
the State Capitol on the I'd instr when nomlna-
tions were unanimously eoneurred in:
ERsT DIsTRIcr.-NeillS Brown, DR.. G Win
ston, K II East, 7 B Fogs,. A Lindsey James
NJ Baird, TT Smiley I Hugh smith ) J W k A,io-
9 M Fogs, Adair Ker:ch, kl9oH, K u Cheat
ham. james X Bruce. Tim w HALEY, samuel J
Carter, William Driver, John Trimble. ALB Shank
'A SECOND DisTRIcr.-John Allen. Jesse Bowen
AM Tn I'D DIsTEror.-J II Charlton. Mo.ehead
Dawson and Isaac Whitworth. -,
FouRrH DIsrRIcT.-T 4 Dotson, John NJ Law
renee. GlCaves and A j Donelson.,u
FIFrH DIqTRIcr.-A Gcf, Herbert Tennes, j
] Shewat and W Cartwright.
Sixth DIsTRIcT.-W II B Gamble, 10 Battle,
] III Austin and James Thompson.
SRvENTH DIsTRIcT.-E u Bigley, Charles COOK
and W W Gardner.
Ernuru DtsrRIcr.--John II Ewing, Turner
Ninth bisrEcr.-John SBrien, A Gregory, and
TENTH 'f DisrRrcr.-w Elliston. Charles Bosly
az E,TyESru DIsTRIcT.--Felix Compton, w p
Turner, g NJ ID Cantrell, ID NJ Woodall and W
J Taylor. On.
~' TERTEESTT DIsrBrcT.--F r Cheatham. R W
Brown, and W II Turner. m
FOURTEENTH DfsTR1cT.-Col ames tfreen, mos
Allison, and Rev Mr. 0cten:
FIPrEENTH DIsTRIcr.--,John J Corley, w g
Campbell, n Dods, and w B Lewis.
SIXTEENTH DIsrRIcT.-Thomas Page, Gnpin
Hallum, Jas Castleman, d S Graves, and ] II
SEvFHrERSH DIsrRIcr.-J b Cantrell, W A
Ramsay Alex gSseph and Sai t1d y bell I r White
NJ Vaughn, Il Truitt. Reese W Porter, a w
johnson and W Bang. -
18th DisTRIcT.-John Wilson, John Taylor, Z.
IL 2' n pIsrRIcT. Nj. Dismukes, John W
Baker p Roscoe, A. j. Milan, and j. g. Baum.
2lsT DIsTTlcT:-James Whitworth. W. -. EW-
IN Observation-Disclosures Weber, Gilbert Mar
| shall. George Gill, A. B. Willis, and W. y
gsp DIsrRIor--B. +. Drake, W. II. Hyde j. 4
Manlove and L. Treppard. W.,
/ 24rH DIsTRICT.--W. W. Garrett, ID. j. ID. VIII
| liams and NJ. III. Wilkerson.
| 18th DIsTRIcT.-Nm. Curtis. Is. u. hampton
On motion Of Gov Neil S. Brown. the commit
tee nominating delegates were also appointed a
delegates 20 the convention.
/ Mr. Smiley offered the following resolution
/ which was unanimously adopted:
Resoived, That all citizens Of Davidson count,
who, without reserve qualification, approve m
| efforts of Andrew Johnson, President OF th'
/ United States. for the reconstruction oil the deN
| eminent of the United States, and who are SIN
cerely DESTROYS for the reestablishment and resto
| ration ofgoodorder, quiet peace. harmony, eheer
| full obedience 10 law, both State and Federal an'
TO preserve In the future. the past greatness ans
| renOwn of our whole country, be invited ana re
| quested to act as delegates 70 the Mass Conven
| iion 70 be held On Thursday, the I'd OF February
4 1856.
| Mr.. James r. Bruce offered the following reso
| luton:
| Resolred. That, recognizing the vital impor
| lance of the Mass Convenuoni to be hela OF
the 22d inst, and feeling an anxions sohcitude U
| see present on that occasion general representa-
ton Of the various counties in tho state, we osr
nestly solicit the prompt attendance Of all person
| designated rs delegates TO that Convention. anS
| hereby express the wish that all such wii
| make every effort 10 be present.
| Which was unanimously adopted. ana the meet
| ing then adjourned.