The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-08-13
COME OonYentlon.

The convention called by the Gle
/ county Democratic and COnservattv,
Executive Committee TO appoint dele.
gates to the GUbernatorial Convention
assembled at the Court House at on,
o'clock P. n. on Monday last, every dis.
triet being represented except the Isl
and l4th. The convention was organ
lied by the election of JnO. A. Tinnor
10 the chair and the appointment of z
w. Ewing and J. p Abernathy. Esqrs.
secretaries. The following resolution
offered by Jas. MeCalIum, Esq, was
adopted:
ResoIUed, That a convention of the
Democratic and Conservative voters OF
Giles county b. held at Pulaski on the
.irst Monday in September next to NOM
mate Candidates To represent us in the
next Legislature, and also to appoint
delegates to attend the Congressional
convention of this district to be held at
Columbia on the 18th September next.
And we recommend that the people
meet at the voting places of their re-
spective civil districts on the Saturday
before the first Monday in September
next, and select as many delegates as
they may choose to represent them in
said county convention.
On motion the chair appointed two
delegates from each district to suggest
the names of five persons from their re-
spective districts as delegates to the
State Convention which assemblies in
Nashville, on the 18th. While these del
egates were celebrating the chair on
motion proceeded to appoint ten dele
gates from the county at large, as fol-
lows:
fheo. WestmOreland, DIR. K. Edmund
son, j. r. Grove, DIR. J. F. Grant, W.
IL. McCallum, /. /. Shapard, DIR. c. c..
Alternately, Mack Marks.
On motion Jno. A. TinnOn .and Z. w.
Ewing were added to the delegates from
the county at large.
The committees then reported the fol-
lowing names from the several districts
which were confirmed by the conven-
ton:
District No. 1.-Wm. S. Ezell, NJ. z.
Eddins, Lewis King, George Vance,
Col. Garrison.
No. "A. Marks, J. P. Butler, Clay
McLaurine, John WestmOreland, A. j.
Reed.
No. al. S. Edmundson, Sr., 1. l..
Smith, DIR. ~. S. Waters, DratOn Reagin,
w. J. Blassingin.
No. 4.-Wm, Malone, Z. Edwards,
James Howard, JnO. Q. Gibbons, VIM.
Appleton.
No. 5.-Jas. t. Wheeler, H. II. Han
cock, A. o. Z. Sneed, II. d. Reed, John
w. Pittard.
No. CT. A. Maultsby, J. Il. Hays, S.
5. Williamson, L. Amis, William Rey-
nolds.
No. 7.-Thos. NJ. Jones, t. B. Logan,
E. Il. Taliafer-O, J. L. Pearcy, t. NJ. N.
Jones.
No. s.-wilis worley, J. J. Reed, J.
p. Alternately, Giles Reynolds, w. S.
Newbill,
No. g.3Jas. A. Bowers, Thos. G.
Jones, DIR. Clarke, DIR. Patterson, Mil
ton Carter.
No. 1O.-R. H. Williamson, Sam Sher-
rill. Ben Garnett, VIM. Callen, Column
No. II.-w. A. Young, F. Marks,
J. NJ. White, ThOs. E. Mccoy, w. H.
No. NV. c. Flournoy, Alex.
Black, w. w. Lee, T. B. Wade, a. Blu
ford.
No. I3.-W. S. Alternately, David
Rhea, James E. Alternately, w. r. Dick
erson, r. l.. Evans.
No. 14.-Cahal Morris, Sam'l Yokely,
Ed. Horn, David Campbell, Mack Alex
ander.
No. I5.-R. A. Mitchell, Martin Fry,
John 2. Boyd, A. A. DickersOn, J. NJ.
Farmer.
No. l6.-Thos. Mahony, G. II. McMil-
lion, Nj. B. L. Gordon, B. r. LaRe, 5. X.
Orr.
No. III. c. Burgess, J. T. Harmon,
r. II. Laird, r. j. Anderson, J. h. p.
Blackburn.
No. Isl. J. Lindsay, H. d. Pur-
year, r. r. Reed, I. ID. Davenport, >.
NJ. Paisley.
No. l9.SJ. H. Campbell, S. F. Collins,
J. G. Diekey, j. NJ. Parker, w. p. VIII
kersOn.
No. 20.-Alfred House, James Bass,
jesse Mays, w, II. Wells, J. l.. Barnes.
The convention then adjourned sine
die.