Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-09-30
Conservative State Committee.
Resolution Adopted-Matters OF
Party Organizations.

ana tnaL UuIy Vas uclgateQ 10 the
Executive Committee. who will confer
with county committees before act
ing
General Kemper' Colonel Withers
and Mr.. Daniel were present. and
consulted with the committe in re-
ference to appointments for speak,
ing.
The following important resolutions
were adopted:
ResotUed, That. without at all un-
dertaking to interfere with the right
of each county and city by its own
local committee to determine its own
plan of organization as provided by
the State Committee, this committee
recommend to the local committees as
far as practicable to conform to the
plan of organization under which the
campains of 1S69-'70 was SO sue
cessfully conducted.
Resotued, That the county COM
mittees be authoized to make adj
ditlonal appointments of county cam
vassers when, in their judgment, it is
deemed necessary, and notify the
Executive committee of said appoint.
ments.
ResolUed, That while the committee
expressly disclaims the right or the
purpose to interfere in the choice of
candidates, or in the conduct of local
elections. it does claim the right and
declare its earnest purpose not only
to throw the whole weight of the orr
ganization against Radical candidates
everywhere. and in accordance with
the resolution unanimously adopted
by the State convention to treat Dol.
tiers from our organization. or OPP
ponents our candidates in all respect
as Radicals.
RESOLVED, That canvasser be ap-
pointed for the State at large, and
that the hon. r. NJ. T, Hunter, of
Essex. be appointed to fill that posi-
ton.
ReSolUed. That until the several
cities and counties of the State shall
have organized the Conservative party
in their respective districts. in con-
formity with the plan of organization
prescribed by the late Convention, the
organizations authorized by the plan
of SO shall be respected and continue
to be in force, and tie Executive
Committee of the State shall exercise
the power of perfecting the organiza-
tons in such cities and towns where
the same is defective.
CANVASSERS AT LARGE.
Hon. r. NJ. T. HUNTER, of ESSEX.
| CANVAsSERS FORTHE GRAND DIVISION
TideWateT-Hon Robert l. Montague,
Hon w Walker.
Piedmont-Hon Robert Ould, Hon
Robert A Coghill.
VaLLey-Hon A b Cohran, Hon E
W NJ Holiday.
Southeast Fayette McMullin,
Hon William Watts.
Standardization John Goode, Jr.,
Hon Thomas Stanhope Flournoy.
CONG RESSIoNAL CANvASSERS.
First DiStrict-B II Gunter of Ac-
comac, w R Aylett of King William,
FitZhugh Lee of Stafford,
Second District-D J Goodwin of
Portsmouth, DIR George Rives of Prince
George. Judge B w Lacy of New Kent
Third DiStrict-W S Gilman of Rich
mond, G D Wise of Richmond, + d
Winston of Lonisa.
IL ~ ~ i e
Mecklenburg, p w Mckinney of
Farmville, Charles StriEgfeIlow of Pc
tersburg.
Fifth DiStrict-George c Cabell of
Pittsylvania, John Staples of Patrick.
Peter Saunders. Jr of Franklin.
Sixth DiStrict-W w Berry of Bed
ford, d Houston of Botetourt. John
w Daniel of Lynchburg.
Seventh Districts II Moffatt of
Rockingham, V w Southall of Abe
marie, james Bumgardener of Augusta.
Eight District-M Harrison of Lou
doun ] T Menefee of Rappahannock,
r w Hunter of Frederick.
Ninth DiStrict-Wiiliam p Cecil of
Tazewell, J w Marshall of Craig, A l. |
Pridemore of Lee.
The following canvassers have been |
appointed for the Senatorial districts
1st District-Lawrence B. Taylor, of
Alexdrria city: Jno. A. Carter of
London.
2nd- William L. Farley, of Madison. |
3rd-William NJ. Cabell, of Buck
ingham.
4th- Peter Saunders. of Franklin.
5th-J. T. Kirkpatrick, of Lynch>
burg.
Chm. T. Greene, of Halifax.
7th-B, P. Lee, John B. Young, W.
z. Burwell
? 8th-Wm. Fl. Mann, of Nottoway.
9th-W. F. G. Gregory, Petersburg.
l0th-Jo R. Chambliss, Green's
vile.
11th-Jonn W. Young, of Ports
mouth.
12th-Thomas N. Welfh. Of Car oline
18TH William Baird of Essex
18th E. 2 cambridge. of Frederick.
l5th-Moses Walton,o of SheDan-
dOah.
I6th-Marshall Hanger, of Angus
Ia.
l7th-Henry E. Blair. of Roa noke
1Sth-F. S. Blair of Wythe.
l9th-R. R. Henry, of Wise.
20th-E L. Tiiler, of Scott.
2lst-J.V Brooke, Of Fauquier.
22nd-Jno. L. Marye, of Fredericks-
burg.
23rd- R. T. W. Duke. of Char
24th-W. R. BerkIey of Prince Ed
ward.
25th-Robt. WHITEHEAD of Amherst
26th-Berryman Green of DanvilIe.
27th-J. O. Bensley, of Bedford.