Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-06-17


ccailyc cOn miitce. tie DenOgrLt.r
cons Is atI,e party &C the eta,e %.
M!s~ ippl s=s"mhlcd this day "a
Jack .pu, the IL "a 81 the iiou-, 81
Rgprc~,utatly.
Nearly every county IN tLr STATE
tcing t,Prvsrutrd.
At N o'cl"es a ". Gru. 4. T..
/ Groryv chairman 90 the ,N,cu'Itr
ro,nmi,trc called a., convention e..
order. ani uIirrrS,d thy h..iN M
-uuv ltulsth, "a - SAGE '~.e- 90 the
past. amt oar duN a. th, iuIgrr
til urmars u,ry urau,tt.y 1p
plaui g.
Mr.. taWan. ut Warren, muN,t
that before "a, convention proceed
% a regular organization, that a
. commute, Il three hc app"futtd hy
tbc char "a wait go the S,naioua.
Investigating CONN iii,r uuN
h"ldlng IT. meeting ~ tlH Div. and
invite lie committee e. .. utrsgut
aurug tay -c-sI,us 81 the cuuyru
uru. The mutt1p was upanlWou,IS
cHrr"i. and d., otair appointed ~
o.. committee Nv.>r~ Warren COS
az - Warren. Vim. Juyo'. II tauuii.
and T. " White 81 b-~uto.
Nj. ~Vkes. II Mouroc. moved The
uppuiulturut ct a committee IT two
from each congressional District, a.
select permanent ufli,cr-.
Mr. Erynnl~, at Monroe. moved
a. substitute that Hon. " A.
Perry ot Washington county, be
declared permanent prysltcnt 81 tllc
convention. Wh.,h vas adopted hN
the vote ui the convection ,lc,iiug
col. Percy "a permanent President
Ou motion ~ ~ltlhy Harms, 81
Copiab. Mr. v 4. NilkiuSuu. ot
toIlthcuu I. Wasclrctcd pcTmtu,n
SECRETARY of The ,ouN ynuon.
Mr. Eihylh,rt Barb ,laly offered
. the following resolutions
I,e-plved. That q cpmmit',, % two
from each oougry .>iaLal distract. aud
thr,y from tnr State at larsr, l.,
appointed hN the char Ia report "a
nLdfurm Tor the action of the CO...
,rnuop. anil that al resolutions az
iatIug 60 InIIlloal principles Ia r..
tcrrci TO thr committee withuut
debate. Adopted.
Tia, President announced thu FOL
lowing a. the committee uu plat
form.
STATE al LARGE. Ethclbcr, Bark-
dair W ;. Fra'hcr.tpn, VIM Z.
Maruu.
fi.~, n.-,dc'.-S. \. Jonas, II L.
Mullrpv.
Sycund District Thr> " White
j VI. llyVry.
TnId 4. .,r.,t- " 4. Gara-lalc.
\. !. Baker
Fourth district Jno. " Fcvcil.
Grrur, Apdr,V-
Fiuh Distinct. r. II Lowry, r..
II. MAYER.
Sixth pt,tr.'.- y g. kigrr, +.
\ Mont op,ry
Mr. street of, rrl the following.
which was adopted.
Resolved, Since tia term 90 the
present SatccNe,utivy commat,c ct
the Democratic conservative parry
has expired ~ umIluou. that a
y.multrc at tNp from each Con
grr>>,"n District bc appointed hy The
President at thi. invention. to re
puu a ucN State executive commit
tee.
Mr.. C1wan, Tor special committee
auuuuuu,l that the senatorial inNcs
riyatlug committee WIS ready 10 en-
t,r the house, whcrcupou the mem
beers 81 the committee entered and
proceeded 90 the SEATS assigned them
they Scrc greeted with hearty AMI
prolonged dempnstratIons ct respect
ani good Will
The committee on elections and
delegate for thc state ~ large pre-
,"utcd the following report which
was agreed Ia:
MR rREslpENr.-The committee
appointed Ia present names n dele
gates and electors for State at large
have directed me 10 make the toll
lowing report:
/ uECTuRS SrArE AT LARGE
Ethbclbcrt Bark,dalc, 4. VI.
West.
AlrrRNArES-J. u. :. Vertncr,
Jno. " smith.
DELEGArts STATE At LARGE.
W ; Frather~ton, \. l.. Lewis.
II jackson county, T.. G. Walthall.
I Lock r.. Houston. AltcrHates-Wm
u. Miles, J Il. Chu~man, Felix La.
bauvc, VI. VI. Street.
am further directed 10 report
that zen. J T.. George, member of
/ the committee disSeuts from 81 much
ct the report a. dominates him as a
delegate 10 ~. LOUIS.
X. %. REYNOLDS. Chairman.
The following nominations were
received aud agreed Ia:
DELE0ArES To II. Lotus
First Congressional District jas.
%. Banks, of I.owndes, r. II. Allen
oi lee. Alternates, J. y. Carlisle.
at Chickasaw; ". = Williams, Of
l Aloorn.
Second Congressional District
4 NJ. Clayton. T. W. White. Al.
ternates, J. NJ. llowry. } q. Hall.
Third Congressional Dis,rict.-W.
X. Barksdale, II. l.. Jarnigan. AL.
ternate-, w. r. Pillow, J. I. Butt.
Fourth Congressional District