Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-13

nesting held ON the 18th inst
Meeting sn Williamson.
On Monday last number Of the citizens
Of Williamson county met at the Court
House, for the purpose os snding delegates
TO the Convention called 70 meet at Nash
vile on the 22d inst. r. b. CarolherS. Fsa.
was called TO the chair. and the object oi'
the meeting was explained by Sansisel q
House, Esq, IN few well timed and appro-
pirate remarks Thomas w. Bullock vas
appointed Secretary On motion Of Il. d.
Ewing, Esq, w. c. Marshall, Esq, and th,,
Secretary were appointed a COMMITTEES III
draff resolutions expressive OF the sense of
the meeting, which are as foilows:
NHEREAs, a public meeting has beeii
called by the tme Union men Of the city ii
Nashville, 10 meet in said city on the 2el
instant, and requesting the difsren. counties
OF this State 70 meet in public conventions
and send delegates 70 the same, 70 celebrate
in a proper manner the anniversary Of the
birth of the Father Of his Country and
to endorse the wise and eonciliatory policy
Of our present Chief Magistrate, Andrew
johnson, therefore
Resolved That il j. the sense ef this
meeting, thar II the efforts cf cur present
Chief Magistrate are endorsed BY the Ameri-
can people, and the Legislatures. both Na-
tional and State, shall shape their deIihera-
tions in unison Herewith, that peace viii
once more bless our country that the cogl-
stitutional rights Of oil men will be placed
upon a solid and enduring basis.
Rssolssd That il would be eminentiy wise
and isldicious for she Tennessee Legislslnre
20 repeal all discriminating laws from our
Statute Books and give 20 all the lnyal
white men of the State, the American prfvi-
iege Of voting; and we request them 20 %
legislate and thereby secure for our beloved
State the blessings Of political equality and
harmony. - tH
Resolved, That the following persons be
requested 60 Represent the county Of William
son on that occasion, 10 wit
Isaac Ivy, William Givcns, Hugh A. Fox,
w. C. Potts. w. A. Rodgers, M. l.. Bond.
Thos f. Perkins. Thomas b. Bond, Jas p.
Maury, G. w. Davis, James B. Hill, II. :.
Temple, S. 4. McCutchen, ii. Tucker. Hon.
r. S. Ballow, John p Mckay, A. B. Ew-
ing, James NJ. Gault, Maths J. HAYNES,
William johnson. p Ii. Priest. W. s. Me-
Lemore, w. Z. Winstcad, w. II. 5. Hill.
Henry Eelbeck, John B. McEwsn, John w.
Miller, Samuel s. HOUSE, David Campbell,
w. b. Reese, William CumminA John q.
Wells NJ G A. Puryear, Joel Al. Ahderson,
Col. John McGavock, Thomas A. Grove, r.
r. A. Blythe, John :. Whitehead. H. ID.
Irwin, DIR. A. Reed, s. w. Smithson, john
Il. Tulloss, S. N. Thomas, T. H. PEBBLES,
Daniel f. Collins, John Edmonson, John NJ
Winstead, Robert Currin, George Chrisman,
Jo. j. Green, James Bostick, W. Is. King.
Isaac Neely, John ID. Stanfeld. James Pat
ton, Abraham q. Scales, James 5. O9ilbie,
j. ID. Allison, NJ. III. Dodson, Spotsw0od
Early, Chesley Williams, ID. u Rnssell, N.
McCord, John Haley.
The resolutions were unanimously adopt
ed. Upon motion the chairman and w. q.
Marshal were addeded 70 the iiss, and tie
Rericw and the Nashville papers were NJ
quested TO 9sblish these Proceedings; and
all the citizens Of the county who might be
in Nashville en- that day were requested 70
act as delegates. Upon motion Of Hr. Ew-
ing the meeting adjourned, ssnsdis.
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Meeting In aoberfSsn Gonnfy-
At ameeting Of tbs citizens Of Roberlsof,
county, on Monday, 9Th Feb, 1866, Il being
county and Circuit Court for the purpose o.
delegates to attend mass mcef-
ing at Nashyilleim the 22d February--Judee
John Woodward was called TO the chair, and
In few brief rtmarks explained the olilecf
Of the meeting, ind paid just conpliment
TO the present CAief Executive of the Gov
ernment, after which the following resohi-
tion was offered and adopted, without die
senting voice; te
R<solued. That we heartily endorse the re-
construction policy Of Andrew johnson, and
pledge TO him cur undivided support in re-
storing peace and quiet upon the basis ofthe
Union and the Constitution. And 70 this
end we most respectfully ask that Tennessee
shall be represented in both branches Of the
National Legislature.
On motion the chairman appointed the
named gentlemen as delegates 70
said convention.
On motion ID was proposed that the chair
man be added 10 the Inst Of delegates:
William Brooks, William Verlincs. r.
2. Patterson, samuel Gilbert, John G. Pat
erson, John l.. Yates, John G. Holman,
Wiley Woodland, John Woodard, Thomas
Woodard, George w. Walker, Cranberry
Mason, Joseph ]. HOLMAN, Dr. John Fert.
I'd. Fort, Sugg Fort, DR.. r. G.. Glover,
Moses Fountain, b. w. Bradley, Isaac
Rawles, Isaac Reeder, jesse Davis, 10. G.
stark, p. M. Woodland. w. T. Peck. Asa
HOPKINS, J. A. Eckies, VIM. II. Bugg, WIN.
H. England, Mile Kirby, William Jnmi-
on, b. B. Bates, n<el Williams. J. W.
y II. orndora, DR.. -4izs Mallory, ]. +.
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