The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-09-21
THE SOUTHERN LOYALlSTS'
CONV ENTION.
Hon. James Speed, Permanent
President. r
[CoSTisuED FROM LAST wHEKl
COMMITTEE ON cREDESTIALs.


A Delegate from Missouri--Mr. Chairman,
move to proceed to the organization of this
body, and that one member be- appointed
from each delegation for the purpose of selec-
| ting permanent officers for the government Of
this Convention. Isa = % ls
The roll Of the States was then called and
the following members were named as the
Committee on Credentials: WOO. .a
l. Texas, James II. Beel; Tennessee, Horace
II. Thomas Louisiana, William II. Craner I;
Virginia, George K. Gilmeri West Virginia,
Gen. r. s Norlhcote Georgia, George W.
Ashburn; Alabama, d. II. Bingham Ken
tucky, 8. o. GwathHey; Mississippi, Joseph
H. Field Arkansas, Col. F. T. LedeTbergerj
North OarolIna, A. K. Tuniss Maryland,
Gen. A. W. DsnnisScu; DeleWare, John II.
Adams Florida, O. l.. Robinson District
Columbia, d. @, Porney. -a-. O.. t..f
sERGEANT-AT.ARMs.
| On motion Of delegate, William q. Heydt,
Sergeant-at-Arms Of the Tennessee Legisla-
ture, was appointed Sergeant-at-aFms of this
Convention. rt.sf
CoMnrTss ON PERMANENT ORGANIZATIONS.
A delegate from Missouri, movsd that q
oommitte on PeFmanent Organization, 20
consist Of one member from each State repre-,
bented, be appointed 10 the same manner as
the Committee on Credentials. t.. ID
Committee on Permanent Organization:
Alabama, jerome J.. Kinds Kentucky, H
W. Hawes; Mississippi, r. o. Sidney Mis-
souri,. Gen. Madison Miller; Arkansas, Gen.
Rogers West Virginia, ]. II. Atkinson
Georgia, ]. II. Dunning; Texas, @. Caldwell;
North Carolina, DIR. GOodlOe Maryland,
Henry stock6ridga DeIew@re, 1onn A. All
derdieei Florida, Cornelius Curtis Dlst'ict
OF Columbia, Max Conheim tennessee, a. D.
Fletcher Louisiana, II. A Yarmouth.
The Ohair--lt has been suggested that az
ter this Convention Sdjournsthe two commit
tees which have just been appointed meet In
this hall This Is the most proper and most
convenient place for the committees to trans
act their business. We now wait only for
th nomination Of o delegate from Virginia
Z The nomination was made--Mt. Geo. Rye.i
The Convention then ado irned, 10 meet
alto o'clocnk to'morroW mOrAlng, " i
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