The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-08-07

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Tho proposition N tsckaos Coaafg
Democracy N mret Horizon C5ah-
W IN Coavenfioh Of Ocesn springs
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aate q candidate for Representative
vas avreed 70. fut the proposition
~ bold = District Convention Ia nom
mate y pbtrict Attorney At same
time and piace, vas rejected, and
Mississippi City suggested % a 'uiia.
bic place, ut sometime hereafter 10 be
Gxed." a County Convention for
that County wns called for The 2lsi
OF August, to appoint delegates to The
convention at Oceat, Springs, and TO
nominate candidates for county oil
GERS. w do not know what objec.
tons %prcvailed to the proposition by
this county TO hold a Distric, Conven.
ton at Ocean Springs, at the same
time that the convention Of the two
COMMITTEES was held, and then and there
nominate a District Attorney, neith-
,r do we object to holding it at Miss
City, only we wish that in re
the proposition of this county,
Harrison county, had been more
lefnite, than in putting it "at so.ne-
.ime hereafter to he fixed" Who is
going to fix that time? If Har-
.ison County had proposed a set
inc we could have generally acqui-
seed in it, but now this county holds
10 meeting until the end. Saturday in
september, and certainly it would
hen be too late to make a PROPOSE
ion, to be acted upon, and circulated
hrough the District and t0-at,l
ord tie nominee an opportunity OF e
anvassing. We consider it highly Z
Important that a Democratic Candi~
ate for the office of District Attor> !;
ey should oe nominated. We have t
he game without peradventure in b
ur own hands and we should t
lay it, and confer this office t
pom a good, rrue Democrat, 9
7hoever he may be. We hope now, =,
ONE other county will speak out in :
his matter. I,
The following resolutions offered 9
y Capt. P. X. Mayors were adopt fl
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Resolved, That the delegates from
Harrison county to the State Convent u
on are instructed to meet the dele o
ates from the several counties com e
osing the Sixth Congressional Dis, P
rict in Convention, and nominate a
andidate for Congress. it
Resolved, That the Democracy Of a
harrison County, holding honesty @
nd capacity in candidates o! para e
count Importance, and knowing Col. .
!. Seal to possess these qualities IN an =
ninent d gree, do her,by declare him 8,
he choice of Democracy Of this coun- 81
for the position of Congressman, o
nd instruct our delegates to cast the =
Dte OF Harrison county for him in /,
he Congressional Convention. ri
1t appears by telegraph that the : .
to the State Convention =,
id hold a District Congressional 81
convention at Jackson. and have u
ominated for Congress Gen. VIM. W
!. Martin. e
Col. R. G. Saffold introduced the d,
resolution: p
Resolved, BY the Democracy OF 10
county in Convention as. o
mbled at the Court House at Miss o.
sIppi City, That it is the sense of
lis meeting, that the resolutions N
by the Tax Payers Convens m
on of Mississippi, at the City of Jack. vt
in February last. and the report .e,'
the Committee Of said Convention, II,
eet our hearty appreciation and as Of
emocrats, we here rledge ourselves
maintain the recommendations of tn
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