Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-04-18
JUDICIAL CONVENTION.
List Of Dslsgates---0rdsr Of Business,
Etc, Etc.

At eleven O'Clock to-day the delegates
chosen at the primary meetings held in
the various Wards and Districts on Sat
urday night, will convene at the Assem-
bly, Hall for the purpose of selecting
candidates to represent the Democratic
party in the approaching Judicial cleo
ton.
TIL DELEGATES,
so far as we have been able to learn
their names, SIS follows:
First Ward.-Meeting place at north
east corner Of Jackson and Main streets.
NJ. V. Holbrook, Chairman; ]. S. Sulli-
van, Secretary. Delegates (6)-Frszer
Titus, John Zent, A. Renkert, P. Byrnes,
P. J. Kelly, James A. Newsome.
Second Wdrd-Meeting place Council
Room, Exchange Building. Chairman,
Phil. J. MallOn; Secretary, D. NJ. Philip.
Delegates-Martin Reynolds, Jas. NJ. Can
non, 7. B. EdgintOn, Eugene Golden,
Phillip J. Mallon.
THIRD WGrd-Meeting place Esquire
Kiernan's office, Adams street. W. S.
Pickett, Chairman; D. T. Nooe, Secre-
tary. Delegates G)-James B~rizzolara,
James o. Durtf, Eugene Finn, d. G. Low
e~nstine, A. +. Taylor, Henry Eshman,
and 5. W. Greene.
Fourth Wdrd.-Meeting place Real Es-
tate Agency of Lanier & Waddell, Still
man Block, second Street. A. T. Lacy,
Chairman; J. w. Scales, Secretary. Del
egates ON c. Galloway, W. P. Gray,
Mont. Pepper and S. 2. Walker.
Fyth HGrd-Meeting place Municipal
Courtroom, Second street. W. L.. Duff,
Chairman; w. c. Fowlkes, Secretary.
Delegates GA. H. Douglas, W. L. Dun,
NJ. D. L. Stewart and n. j. Wiggin.
Sirh WdTd.-Meeting place, Waldran
Block. W. 81. Harrington, Chairman;
julie Taylor, Secretary. The following
are the delegates: N. V. Miller, W. NJ.
harrington, julie Taylor and T. b. Nor
ment. Paul Cicalla and W. D.. Rufin
we're appointed a~lternates by the meet
ing.
Seventh Fard.-Meeting place was Fer
gu5On Hall. J. B. Sharp, Chairman; j,
p. BOughneT, Secretary. Delegates o.
Robert Hutchinson, John Signiago, Rob't
Good, NJ. l.. Meacham, Z. P. Carroll, VIM.
L. BigEers, 4. G. Ferguson, John Sher-
master, Hugh Martin. The meeting was
small and much confusion existed. Great
dissatisfaction was expressed by several
citizens az the whole affair.
Eighth Wdrd.-Meeting place Poplar
Street Market. Delegates o.. L. Tay-
Tor, VIM. Riugwsld, Z. L. Belcher, Geo.
R. Powell and NJ Msgeveny, ST.
NtHth ard-Neeting place, Chelsea
schaher, secretary. Delegates a.. B.
Gibson, r. P. Bateman, 4. Q. Belts and
w. B. Richardet.
FfA Owl DiEtrioL-w. T. Avery,
chairman; J. 3. SynOtt, secretary. Colo
mel Leon Trousdale WAS elected delegate.
Fifteenth CStll RStrteL-N. B. Winches-
ter was chosen delegate.
The other civil districts, on account of
their remoteness, have not vet been
heard from. 4 FeCapitulstiou shows the
following;
AGGREGATE,
First Ward, o delegates; Second, 5;
Third, u Fourth, 4; Fifth, 4; Sixth, 4;
Seventh, 9; Eighth, 5; Ninth, 4; Tenth, 3.
The portions OF the Fifth, Fourteenth
and Fifteenth Districts (Outside the city)
are allowed each one delegate; total, 81.
First District, ? delegates; Second, /;
Third, 2; Fourth, ?; sixth. 2; Seventh, 2;
Eighth. ,; Ninth, 3; Tenth. 3; Eleventh,
?; Twelfth. l; Thirteenth, l; Sixteenth, 3;
Seventeenth, l; total, u.
Grand total, 81. Necessary to q choice
If the two-third rule it adopted, 81.
ORDER OF BUS INEss.
The following programme is suggested
TO the Convention.
/. The Convention to meet at Assembly
Hall, Main street, on Monday, the 18th
inst, at IL am.
2. The Chairman Of the Executive
Committee TO call the Convention to
order.
g. The appointment of a temporary
Chairman and Secretary.
4. The appointment Of q Committee on
Credentials.
5. Permanent organization.
.. The Committee recommend that the
Convention adopt the time honored DEM
ocratic Tule requiring a two-third vote to
elect.