Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-02
POLITICAL.
Meeting of the Central riiden and Hen
bricks Club and Of the Democrats
Of the second, Fifth. seventh
and Tenth Wards.
Failure MOvements-DeleGnte Elected
90 Ihe County and Congressional
ConventIOns-CaseyY Young
Endorsed.

A regular meeting Of the Central
Tilden and Hendricks club will take place
this evening at eight O'Clock IN .ne 1snaos
Edmondgou, OF the first; John Donovan, RIM.
J. Mallon and NJ. ID. l.. stewart, OF the seeono;
ers. Of the third; John Roush, OF the fourth;
U. w. Nj Ter and g. L. Ballard, OF the NTH;
Geo w. Murphy, OF the sixth; 1. b; Ecglng'
ION of the eighth; DR.. =. b. Clarke, OF the sew
enIu. A. w Newsom, OF the ninth; Is. r. Ao-
ron and T. J. Fleming, OF the SnIn Warus,
an MEjor A. J. Hays and J ameS NJ. haITIsI OF
the fourteenth civil dietricts-all OF whom are
fnembers-wiII be promptly present at the
above.named hour. Every civil dlstrlct In ne
county Is earnestly r6questeo 10 De II pTSsenbeu
in the club by appoin ed members. All DEM
ocrats of Il city and county are invited on
this and every other occasion when the Cen.
trail club meets. There must De no IailuTe OF
attendance to night on the part OF Inc mem-
bCrS named aoove.
second Ward Meeting.
Ats meeting OF the ID smocrets OF the
gecopd ward held in the city hall last night,
Mr.. W. A. Nj Cloy W. s c 1I!ed 10 the cnaIr, an"
WI Nixon was appointed secretary; -,
Mr.. M'Cloy having stated that tne on S ECU VI
the meeting was to select delegates to the DEM
ocratic county and tenth congressman as
trict conventions to De voted TOT az sT Par
mary election Oh the second OF september,
MT. Phil Mallon moved the appointment OF
committee Of ave to select the delegates.
The motion prevailed, anu the CHAIRMAN ap-
pointed as the committee Messrs. Phil Mallon,
John NJ. Rourke Jas A. SeWsom, D. A IAN
non and g B. Robbins.
Hon. Casey Young being csiieu uPon, tns tSe
committee, and said he would, agreeapie 70
an Invitation which had been extended, ad-
dress the people next Tuesday night.
Ear. John T. Moss was next called upon, and
delivered q short address appropriate 70 me
occasion. He psid high compliment 70
Hon. Casey Dung, and sad he had served tne
people faithfully and creditably in congress,
and he hoped to see him returned there.
The committee reported the following isis
a 10. NrTnC q
County Delegates-Dr. Frank hlce, fnu j.
Mallon, W. ]. MKeon, ID. +. Goodyear, j. n.
Miller, F. FEELING, John Clancy, herman
Caro-, Iohu W alter, e. Marshall, John Dono-
Confessional Delegates ]. NJ. Cannon, W.
A. M'Cloy, John Gum, John Wencsl' sam
Dreyfus and James A. Newsom.
On motion of Mr.. Mallon, the meeting ex-
pressed as its sentiment the Endorsement OF
Hon, sey Young's course IN congress Sans, ana
ing for reelection.
Adjourned.
Fifth Ward Meeting.
At a meeting of the d 4mocrats of the
fifth ward, held at Ferguson hall last night
to nomin ate de,egaIes 10 Inc e0uny anu
John Clavin was elected president, and g.
Don't, secretary.
ie ConnIyy Co CoyentionsG. G. Dent, N. Becker,
Charles A. Beehn, Charles Galiina, James
H., De
Congressional Convention q. w. Tomlin,
r. Duugherty, Woody Hall, ThOs F. Meath.
After the appointment of the above named
delegates, the meeting proceeded 10 the or
ganization of Tilden and Hendricks club.
permanent organization was enected by the
election of the following officers: Woodfe
Hall, president; CHARLES A. ReehD, James
Bachman and j. V. Botto, vtce-presidentsi u.
q. Dent, secretary, John Clavin, treasurer.
The club elected as delegates 10 the central
Tilden and Hendricks cluu, George W. Tomlin
and Z. M Stanley
Quite number OF persons Joined the club.
seventh Ward Meeting.
At Joint meeting of the seventh
ward Tilden and Hendricks club and Demo-
crs tic citizens last night, MIR. A. Pearsal was
G ac sen pre- sident, and a bert Jones secretary.
Despite the Indictment weather the meeting
was larg ely attended, its object being to select
delegates 10 the county and tenth congress
sional district conventions. The following
delegates were selected:
County Delegates. e. Clark M. B. Trezs-
want, George r. Pnelan, X. G. Williamson, W.
II. Bates, John B. Galloway, Albsrt Jones and
George H. DeetS.
Congressional Delegates j. Harvey Mathes,
j. T. Petit, J. A. Forrest and A. Pesrsail.
A resolution commencing the conduct and
political course OF Hon. Casey Young, our
present representative in congress, was intro.
duced and unanimously carried, with great
tenth Ward Meeting.
The tenth ward Tilden and Hendricks
club, with Justice Flemmfng presiding, met
last n ght 10 select dele gates to the county
and tenth congressional district conventions.
A committee of three was appointed TO Sc
lect delee aies, and their report was adopted,
the list being as follows:
County Delegates Judge Stockton, John
Jenny, j. A. Sire nj, j. K Taylor, 3. ID. Gibson,
Robert Calhoun, G. w. Frazer, A. B. Morrison.
Congressional pelegates-H. q. Warmer,
Geo. Hutchinson, j. h. Pendergrast.