The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-08-14
sImp.on County,.
RESOLUTIONS.

The following resolutions, by Dr..b. 1i..
Callum, were adopted:
Whereas There i- "a disposition uH t..
part OF some leading conservative muu +.
Inc d flrrcut portions on the State Go guIa...
submit 10 the Tuiuop- rule ui the dumIU|..
party. or 10 agree upon some campruu.
| with our enemies in regard 20 state ulIHIu
and
Whereas, In our opinion the aIopu1. of
/ such a policy would be detrimental Zoo '.u
! best interests OF the State, and only pru..U.
the political suffering which hI- been ..-
dured long enough; therefore,
BE il resolved, That this convention I..
| commend that "A convention of tNr Anti.
! Radical Conservative party be- hcIu, lr -.u.
\ future duy, aud that "a fail ~utr fie,rt .I
( tried aud true men Doe nominated, auH lN..
every effort be made To harmouIt tHo po.-
! pie of the state.
| Further resolved. That This convention
| recommend and request that the State Lh-
| ecutiye Committee call meeting ul 'Nr
/ Conservative party oI the 9talr 300 '"hF'.-
! ton for the purpose OF nominating @.|''
( ticket and that wc fully concur, a- t0 fHe
CITY Of Meridian being the place 0i meeting.
Resolved further, That this convention
now proceed 10 elect two delegates II.IH
each Supervisors Beat 10 represent I..
county in tire ensuing state Npm.ua.H-
Convention.
On motion. the delegate present w.0.
empowered 10 cast the vote lur turIr E....
The election Of delegates ID thu -'4.
Convention was then entered into wi.n N.
following result:
Beat No l.--Wm. May and John Hay.
Beat No. ID. 5. Campbell aud D. W.
Haynes.
l. Meade
Boat No. 4.--John G. Mcintosh and Judge
W. b. Chandler.
Beat No. &c =. Touchstonc anI J.I
Rogers.
On motion Of Capt II Smith two de..-
gates from each Beat we're appointed 'n l.-
tend The Judicial District Convention o..
Raleigh, on tire fourth Saturday ut thr prev
sent month.
Beat No. Nv. y. Gipson and Vs. NJ
May.
Beat No. 2.-L. MctolIum and a. Me-
=, Beat No. Captain Smith anl w. II
Berry.
Beat No. IN. a. Banks aud d. T.
Brown.
Beat No. 81. NJ. Mobly and Ben Grant.
ham.
The following resolutions offered hy D.
ID McCallum, were adopted:
Resolved, That this convention DO al-
point three delegates from each beat iU ur
county 10 attend the District Convention
Tor the purpose Of nominating candidate
Tor the Office Of Senator Of the sth senate
rial District, and that said delegates Doe Doe
structed 10 use every honest aud honorable
means that tn their power lies. % seglI.
Iut HOinlhhblpu lOf htlu ONCE 70 A.. ls h''
denhall, Esq.
Resolved further, That we concur in tie
suggestions OF Smith and Convention cuun-
ties in recommending Williamsburg vs ilr
place 20 hold said convention, and the dA
Saturday Of the present month bee the time
of meeting.
The following delegates to the Senatorial
CONVENTION were appointed:
Jno. Hays, w. Il. May, VIM. FLOYD, >. "
Mangum, ID. A. McLRurin, DIR. ID. Mo- ai-
lum, Harry Smith, W. u. Dickson, B'
Brown, M. a. Banks, +. NJ. Dickerspn' N
u. Barlow, Warren Bell, :. j. Mcbride
Resolved, That each delegate 20 Jhe seF-
eral conventions shall have power To ap-
point substitute In case he Is unable io As-
tend
The convention then proceeded 20 thg
nomination OF county officers, aud aIOpleu
the majority vote 10 decide the nomih'-
tions
1t was resolved That all candidates who
come before this convention must abide Dy
the decision Of this convention, or their
names will not be entertained
Balloting commenced with the following
result;
FOR REPREsENTATIVE.
S. Legett, 26; ID. McCullum, -.
The Chair then announced that DR.. LogetL
was tile nominee for Representative.
On motion, the vote was declared unanl-
nous.
ID. b. Weathersby was then nominated
for Sheriff by acclamRtion'