The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-07-11

aside all those differences for the sake o
the common gooo and Of the welfare of our
State: and
Resolved 9th. That the grand objects to
which the attention of our people should be
directed in the present canvass are, first: To
preserve the integrity of the Democratic
party, and secondly, 10 select for office
those Of our citizens who are most dis
tn guished for honesty, faithfulness and
intelligence.
The various Beats having separated and
performed the duty assigned them, returned
10 the meeting and made the following re-
ports:
DRLEGATEs TO STATE CONVENTION,
Beat No. i'm. Ellis. d. l. Sweatman,
q. F. NeiIl. DIR. NJ. G.. Marshall, G. > Nc
kenzie, aud for county at large, DR.. q. NJ
Erwin
Beat No. "A. J. Baker. B. B. TAYLOR
DR.. T. Il. Trotter, Jennings Topp. J. NJ.
Hester, and for county at large, w. IL.
Sykes
Beat No. "a B. Hurt, A. c. Robertson.
w. j. Taylor. NJ. Ii. Alien, K. Ill. Hit, and
for county at large DIR. w. w Hart.
Beat No. 4.--Dr. f. r. ArmisIeat, DR.. II.
Turner, 10 &. Stinson, 5. j. Locke, J. B
Halbert, and for county at large, j. e Bar
nett.
Beat No. 81. 5. Cameron, j. B. Simp-
son. l.. Hearon. w. G. Staples, +. T. Cart
ledge, and for county at large, jackson Mar
tin.
DELEGATES To SENATORIAL CONVENTION
Beat No. I.-R. d. Palmer, H. f. McWil-
liams, J shn Reed.
Beat No 2.-J. a. Binford, 7. c. Curry,
Jennings Topp
Beat No. 81 J.. A lair, c. I. Witty, DIR.
W. w. Hart.
Beat No. I'll. 7. Lott, d. L. Roach, j.
NJ Doris.
Beat No 5.-R E Ferguson, J. B. Simp-
son, w. c. Staples.
DELEGATES TO PICTORIAL CONVENTION.
Beat No. I.-P. D. Witty, w. Hurt, Frank
Hawkins.
Beat No. 2,--D. r. Mckenzie, J. P. Tay-
lor. X. |. Allen.
Beat No 3 S. II. Hennah, L. j. Young.
w. w. Nations.
Beat No. 4.-Dr. g. a. Spivey, D. L.
Roach, J. NJ. Doris,
Beat No. 81 5. Cameron, IL. T. Shur-
ley A. Ii. Wilson.
COUNTY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Beat No. Ill f. McWilliams.
Beat No. 2.-B. b. Taylor.
Beat No. 3.-R. II. Hit.
Beat No. 4.-B. NJ Lindsey.
Beat No. 5.-Jackson Martin.
By Capt. ID. l.. Sweatman:
Resolved, That we the Democracy OF
Montgomery County, in Mass Meeting as
sembled, recognize in the person of our dis
tinguished FELLOW citizen Gen. f. c. Wal
thall, patriot and statesman in peace, and
"A hero in war, person without blemish in
public life and whose private character i
spotless; one eminently fit for any position
within the gift of the people OF the State,
and one of whom the whole South is Justly
proud, therefore we hereby declare him tC
be the choice of the Democratic party o
| Montgomery for Governor at the ensuing
| election. Adopted.
| BY Capt. ID. L. Sweatman:
! Be it Resolved, By the voters of Mont
| gomery County, in mass meeting assem- bled
| that we hail with pleasure the many evi.
| dences of appreciation shown by our fellow
| citizens throughout the State, of our form
| fellow cOuntyman, Richard Walpole, OF At
| tala County, and of the almost unanimous
endorsement by the Press of the State. re
ceived by him in his laudable aspirations
| for the i'm portant office of State Auditor
| and
Be it further Resolved, That we, Will
pleasure and pride, avail ourselves of thit
opportunity of giving public expression o
our endorsement of Mr.. Walpole, and would
say to those who know him not so well, tina
we, his former fellow -couutymen, neigh
| b0rs. and comrades in arms, deem him wor
| thy and well qualified, duly and truly pre-
pared and believe him to have served
| a suitable time in the Democratic ranks t,
entitle him to this promotion. Adopted.
| BY Capt. b. f. Jones:
Resolved That we fully endorse Hon. w
L. Hemingway, our State Treasurer, rs
true Democrat, honest, competent and faith
full, and fully entitled to our continued sup
port. Adopted.
| By J. NJ. Ellis, Esq:
Be it Resolved, By the voters of Mont
gomery County that they deem this a ii
occasion to give public voice to the genera
| and profound sentiments of pride an
gratitude entertained by them for the Hon
II. ID. Money, in whom they recognize
man of advanced ability, a sagacious states
man, pure patriot, faithful servant,
most efficient Congressman, knight with
out fear, aud reproach, and therefore
| Be it Resolved, That we most heartily en-
dorse and approve his action, course and con
duct as representative from the District i
the National Congress. Adopted.