The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-09-10

b A English.
2Oth-Jesse Mays, a Houze, J I
Barnes.
Messrs. Harwell, Worley, YokeIy ant
Bowers announced themselves squared,
upon the democratic platform as adopt.
ed at Nashville in recent convention
and declared their willingness to abide
the action of this convention.
On motion, the convention proceeded
to ballot for candidates for the nomina-
ton 10 representative from Giles county
proper, as follows:
BALLOTING FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
Necessary to a choice, 5SS5.
LIST ballOt-W Orley. 15;5 Yancy. s,
McCallum, SO MeMillion, 4 Topp, 10
Harwell, 2015; Ballentine, y; Lester
= YOkely, 10; Blackburn, 4; Jones, 81
I'd ballot-WOrley, q !; Harwell, Is
20; Yokely, IL 3-5; TOpp, 10; Yancy
s; McCallum, s; Blackburn, 4 !; McMil-
lion 4; Jones, IL Lester, =.
Jones and Lester withdrawn.
Sd ballOt-Worley, "A; HarweI, I7I<
McMilliOn, 4; McCallum, 1872; Yoke
", 10; Yaney, 10; TOpp, 81 Black
burn, 4;
Blackburn withdrawn.
4th ballOt-WOrIey, "A; HarweIl, II
q; Yokely, 1418; McCallum, 10; Me-
Million, 8; Topp, 10 Yaney, 8.
HindmOst man dropped after 3Id.
9TH ballot-WOrley, n; YOkely, 23I5
Harwen, I71a; McCallum, s; McMil-
lion, s; Yancy,7.
9th ballOt-Harwell, 261s; HOkely
%; WOrley, "a; McMilliOn, g.; Mccall
lum, AZ.
9TH ballot-Harwell, 50; Yoke1y, rs
Morley, 20; McMillion, 4.
haUI fnS/.
3638; WOrley, 101&.
9th-Harwell, 5O56 -Yollely, 373S.
lOth-Harwell, 5458; YOkely, 33I6
llth-Harwell, 67L Yokely, 2O3S.
On motion, the nomination Of Dr. 4
B. Harwell was declared unanimous.
DIR. Harwel being called expressed
his qualification and gratitude at this
mark of confidence conferred by his
fellow citizens. If he was so fortunate
as to be elected, he would let the jeal-
ousy with which he guarded their in
terests, the efforts he should make to
secure a just and economical admins
tratiOn OF the laws, and a general care
for the good of our people and our peo-
pies credit, be the measure of their es-
TEEN and confidence in the future.
The convention then proceeded to
BALLOT FOR ELoATER.
Necessary TO choice, 0Sz2.
LIST ballOt-BOwers, 40; Edmundson,
2634; Bass, 49,; Lester, L; Grant, p
FlOurnOy, y.
Grant and Flournoy were announced
not before the convention.
ID ballot-BOwers, 3716: EdmundsOn,
%; Bass, 2l15; Lester, l.
HindmOst man dropped.
Sd balIot-BOwers 4235 ; Edmundson.
2634 Bass, 49,.
4th-BOwers, 571% ; EdmundsO,n 301a
5th-Bowers, 90 =; Edmundson, 201a
On motion, the nomination of DIR. j
A. Bowers was declared unanimous.
DR.. Bowers thanked the convention
in few word for the honor conferred in
the bestOwal of such trust, and signi
fed his intention to strenuOusly en-
deavOr to merit their approval by assid-
uOuS Application to their interests, if he
should be elected.
A resolution carried requiring the dis
tricts to name three delegates to repre-
sen them in a convention to be held at
Lawrenceburg an Saturday, Sep'r 10Th
to nominate a Senator from the district
composed of the counties OF Lawrence,
Giles, and Wayne, and that said
delegates go uninstructed.
The following are the
DELEGATES TO LAwRENCEBURG.
lst DIsTRICT,-Unrepre
&c T Butler, Spencer Clack and j
2 Butler.
3-ThOs Horne and j Y Gooche.
Al B Williams, Col Hawkins and
VIM Malone.
5-W T Jackson, P A o Sneed and II
II Hancock.
&C II Tidwell, ThOs S Meredith and
5 S Williamson.
IA NJ Carter, Jno c Lester and J L
Pearcy.
81 p Alternately, Ed R Cox and c P
Reed.
ALTERNATEs :-Milt Marks, j d But
Ter and Z J Brunson-
&c N Griggsby, DR. Clark and
Patterson.
IO-F NJ Cant, Sam1 Sheriff. and J S
Sheriff..
u-Unrepresented.
12-T NJ Topp, Alex Black and Geo S
White.
I3-R L Evans, J H Cook aud J Bit
tick.
l4-JR Dickey, J c Hanna and h
c Niece.
l5-Unrepresented.
16-G II McMillion, G r Dismukes
and NJ B L Gordon.
17-R II Laird, G NJ RothrOck and L
L Gordon.
Isl NJ Paisley, R R Reed and j s
Shores
l9-J H Campbell, J c Dickey and +
n Campbell.
2O-A F Oliver, S C Lloyd and r +
Williamson.
On motion, the convention adjourned
sine die.