The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-14
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LEE CoUNTY.-Delegates T. S. Gibson,
r. NJ. Ely, Jr., A. c. Mcneil, A. r. Surge
ner, A. L. Pridemore, A. j. Livingston, p.
C.. Thompson, Il. B. Larmer, Harvey Young,
and Carr Bailey. Alternates: c. B.. Gray,
c. E. Hobbs, Il. NJ. Hall, j. M. Thompson,
Allen Martin, M. B. D. Lane, G. T. Dun
can, j. NJ. McEIroy, II. T. Furgerson, W.
P. Duff, France Zion, John c. Olinger, and
C. SIemp; all OF whom were appointed by
the chairman.
On motion of General A. L. Pridemore,
it was
Resolved, That any of the foregoing dele
gates, or aIternates in the absence Of the
others, be authorized to cast the votes OF
this county and that, in the absence Of any
delegate, any Conservative citizen OF this
county who may be present at the Conven-
ton is authorized to cast the vote OF this
county.
On motion of H. NJ. Hall, Esq, it was
Resoiued, That the delegates Of this coun-
ty be, and they are hereby, instructed to cast
the vote of this county against General Will
liam Malone so long as his name is before
the Convention.
NJ. 3. D. LANE, Chairman.
c. z. Duncan, Secretary.
1The meeting also passed resolutions in
favor Of readiustment, which leave General
Mahone's plan far in the rear.]
RUSSELL. CoUNTY-Lebanon District: The
Conservatives met at the Courthouse and
were called to order by Captain j. q. Gent,
chairman OF the County Committee. At
the request of the chairman, j. F. McEl-
henney, Esq, explained the object of the
meeting to be the election of delegates,
&C., whereupon j. G. Gent, j. W. Nc
Broom, and B. III. Reynolds were nomi-
mated and elected without one dissenting
voice. 1t it understood that these gentle
men are in favor Of the young but gifted
and patriotic John w. Daniel. I cannot re-
mort definitely about the other districts,
but it is confidently asserted and believed
that Lynchburg's favorite son will receive
at least nine votes from the Russell delega-
ton. The others (3) will probably fasten
on to Lee. You may set it down as certain
that Daniel will get maiority.-RuSsetl
letter IN abingdon Standard.
GREENE CoUNTY.-GeneralJ James G.. Field
writes to 2. F. Walker, Of this city, that
from Greene county there are delegates
for Malone, for Talaferro, and for Hol-
liday. We give this news as we received
it; but, unfortunately for the story, Greene
county sent only delegates, Namely. T.
Bray, B. A. McMullen, q. r.. BiakeF, w. b.
Plunkett, J. &. Sims, aud j. n. Williams.
II there are 2 for Taliaferro and for
Daniel, there cannot be more than 8 Tor
Malone.
PULASKI CoUNTY.-Pulaski county has
appointed nine delegates to the Gubernato-
rial Nominating Convention, all OF whom
are Instructed to vote for General James A.
Walker as first choice. Two districts in.
structed their seven delegates to vote fol-
Major Jonn w. Daniel after General Walk
er IS dropped, and the remaining two are
uninstructed.- Wytheoilte Dispatch.
RApPAHANNocK CoUNTY.-The result Of
the mass-meeting here was the appointment
out of the delegates to which the county
| is entitled OF for Holiday, 3 for Daniel
and 2 for Lee.-Rappahannock letter n
Alexandria Gazette.
ALEXANDRIA CITY.-Of the delegates ap
pointed to the State Convention ten favor
the nomination OF Colonel Holiday for Gov
ernor, five are supporters Of General Fitz
Lee, and one of Major Daniel.-Gazette.
] SoUTHAMpToN.-Upon receiving MIR. Pref
lows note on Thursday we added four t.
Holidays vote, but did not reduce the I'm
instructed vote from southampton to five.
| NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY.-Danel four
! delegates, Holiday one.