The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-24

Mr.. Albright moved that each county,
through Its delegation, nominate a delegate
to act as member of committee to confer
with the Liberal Republican convention
to assemble this afternoon in this city
Carried.
The committee on credentials, having
retired, after consultation, returned, and
through Mr.. NJ. b. Harrell, secretary of
the committee, made the following report:
Alexander, (lOes votes.) Entitled to
votes, represented by
Jno. q. Hartman,
+. T. Davis,
Herman Meyer,
NJ. Ii. Harrell.
Jackson, 1881 entitled to seven votes,
represented by
o. l.. Mahoney,
JBo. Ford,
+. Swartz,
Il. 7. Robinson,
j. II. Galley,
John Hessick,
w. A. Lemna.
johnson, (6l2) entitled to four votes
represented by
Ii. B. Hardy.
Massac GA entitled to four delegates
represented by
L. p. Stallcup,
Jas. A. Williams,
w. A. McKane,
Manning Mayfeld.
Perry (6O2l entitled to five delegates
represented by
W. X. Murphy,
Jno. II. Moberly,
Samuel MARROW,
Pleasant Pope,
Jho. a. Bolin.
Pope (57S) entitled to four delegates
represented by
George 4. Olmsted,
Pulaski (645) entitled to four delegates
represented by
n. r. Casey,
j. w. Morris,
Edw. b. Shipper.
Randolph (ls9T entitled to 10 delegates
represented by
NJ. G. Gorsuch,
j. p. johnson,
X. p. Thompson,
VIM. Murphy,
c. l.. Spencer,
Jno. T. Nc Bride
Union O776) entitled to nine delegates
represented by
NJ. G. Crawford
N. j. Burner,
NJ. B. V. HARDWOOD,
j. Z. McLahe,
A. j. Nimmo
Il. +. Bouton,
X. X. TONNES,
w. s. Hammers,
W. II. Hileman.
Williamson 1889 entitled to seven dele.
gates represented by
X. NJ. Allen,
Jas. Nj. Wasburn,
=. s. Wick,
Jas. w. Samuels.
Respectfully Submitted,
w. X. MURPHY, Chairman.
The committee on Permanent Organ
ization reported as follows;
Chairman, DR.. N. X. Casey, of Pulaski
e-President, Thomas f. Bouton, of
Union;
Secretaries, John G. Hartman, of Alex
ander; and j. b. Delaney, of Jackson.
The roll of counties was then called
and the following committee on conference
was appointed by the chairman Of the
respective delegation:
Pulaski, l.. G.. Harris.
Union, r. X. Townes
Massac, j. A. Williams;
Pope, Geo. Olmstead
johnson, ii. b. Hardy;
Perry, John II. Moberly;
Williamson, q. w. Samuels;
Randolph, q. L. Spencer;
Jackson, j. b. Mayham;
Alexander, NJ. Is. Harrell.
A motion was made to adjourn till I
o'clock Lost.
Mr.. johnson, Of Randolph, then moved
that the convention adjourn until 6
o'clock, and was proceeding to say that he
made the motion in order to give the COM
mttee on conference chance to act, so
that the Democrats and Liberals might
be brought into harmony, when Mr.. Har-
rell rose to apoint Of order that n mo-
tiou to adjourn was not debatable. The
chair sustained the point Of order, when
the question was put and carried.
FIVE O'CLOCK SESSION.
Tho convention was called to order,
when Col. TONNES, chairman Of the Con.
ference Committee, submitted the follow
ing as the demand Of the Liberal Repub-
In said district.
The liberal republican voters OF the
several counties are requested to hold pre-.
cinct conventions on the 18th OF July, and
send delegates to their several county
conventions, and hold county conventions
on the goth Of July, and send delegates to
the district conventions.
The basis of representation will be the
vote cast for presidential electors in 1868.
One delegate for every two hundred re.
publican votes cast, and one delegate for