Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-13
THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
The Convention to Assemble at the
Exposition Building at Eleven
O'Clock To- DaY-Lfst OF
Delegates, Etc.

The Democratic county convention will con-
vene to- day at the Exposition building, al
eleven o'clock sharp, for the purpose of NOM
mating candidates for county offices. The
delegates elected at the primary election OF
Saturday last, throughout the city and
county, are as follows:
THE CITY-wARGS.
Fb-st-Q3 Delegates).-W. J. Chase, J.
W. Ware, ]. Leslie, James Bohan, J. Sulll-
van, J. Sheehan, ]. Brannon, S. S. Lewellin,
w. Dugan. James Carr, A. WEIGH, G. {.
Coleman, F. Bannon.
Second - 40 Delegates).-D. F. Good
year, III. Blessing, John Wendell, James Du-
gan, J. O'Connor, Herman Caro-, M. Corners,
P. w. Maley, Joe Walters, James E. Harris.
J. Turnbull, VIM. II. Rhea, H. Schilling,
Robt Galloway, Nick Hooth. Chas. Stacy,
NJ. Wolf, M. F. Ball, Robt A. Speed, A.
Behr, NJ G. Costello, David Hastings, A. M.
Stoddard, Joe Emmerich.
F'Ou,th-(11 Delegates).-W. S. Bruce,
E. Keck, II. L. Brinkley, C. Quentel, ST.,
S. w. Green, W. NJ Lean, Sam Pepper,
G. N: Branch, J. B. FAIRIES, Ben Marsh John
F'Dth-1O Delegates john ". Bot
to, /. N. Snowden, John Clavin, Martin
Kelly, Jerome Hill, George Butler, F. w.
Jenny, Moses Morris, 2. ID. Beecher, John
Miller
sirth-(9 Delegates).-J. J. O'Brien, ].
Linkhauer, w. B: Galbreath: Tom Cum
nlngham, J. w. Alley, E. A. Cole, John Nut
Eel, Joe Wetter, J. T. Lawler:
!SeUenth-(8 Delegates).-M. B. Trezevant,
J. NJ. Goodbar, R. G. Williamson, ]. j. Bus
by, w. G. Norman, r. d. Jordan, w. D..
Powell, Josiah Patterson.
Eighh-(13 Deleeates) M. F. Kenneday,
P. J. Quigley, 7. B; Edeington, J. A. Shane,
VIM. Harrington, NJ. M'Mahon, N; B. Camp,
F. Warneke, j. w. Moores, H. Seessel, sr.
Ninth-(7 Delegates).-A w. Newsom,
Hugh Ferren, Ed J, Karr, Ben I. Powell,
John Sheehap, L. ID. Grant, T. J. Graham.
T'enth-(7 Delegates Joseph Haines, P.
Colhgan, James Fogarty, j. G. West, P. c.
Griffin, A. B Morrison, M. Burke.
THE COUNTRY-DIsTRICTs.
First-(5 Delegates H. NJ. Thomas, A.
E. Cole, l.. H. Cannon, Benz. Boyd, J. A.
Boyd.
SecOnd-l4 Delegates "a. D; Hunter,
wards.
TAird-(4 Delegates) DIR. Tucker, DR..
Lewis, John A. Hill, T. Fl. M'Ghee.
FOu,th-(4 Delegates) Ed Wendell, C..
w. Jeter, A. J. Ward, A. w. Matthews.
Fyth-(3 Delegates w. T. Avery. M. C..
Pearce, A Monteverdi.
Sirth-(7 Delegates). Frank Gibson, w.
R. Taylor, w. B. Harrison, Fletcher Taylor,
F. J. Burrow. N. NJ. Harrison.
Secenth-(7 Delegates).@S. A. Munsen,
A. ]. Creath, Joe Alsup, J. S. Oglesby, Joe
II. Eddins, FL. L. Pr1ddy, R. T. Shivers.
Eighth-(5 Delegates).-R. L. NJ 'Elree,
P. M. Pate, w. T. Bond, E. +. Acred, T. P.
Wiley.
Ninth-(5 Delegates) R. c. Kirk, Robert
Ecklin, - Ellis, John Houston, Tom Yates.
Tenth-(5 Delegates):-J. 7: Biggs, 81. L.
Bedford, j r. Shelton, D. r. Dunlap, G. d.
Cartwright.
Eleuenth-(5 Delegates flames Brett, W.
F. Kimbrough, N. T. Harrison, Sam Garner,
L. p. Featherstone.
TtoeJth-(4 Delegates. u Dick Persons,
Lem Burford, George Douglass, William Van
Hook.
I'hi,teenth-(2 Delegates).-W. H. Hoe
gel. Robert Weaver.
Fourteenth "a Delegates).- Tom Win
chester, A. j. Harris, A. b. Bartholomew, J.
Fifteenth Dolegates). e. E. Cslby, G.
B. Elliott, G. r. Elphingstone.
Sirteenth-(3 Delegates) j. G. Harvey, G.
N. Truss, Sam II Jones.
Sepenteenth-(2 Delegates) c. Roark,
J. A. Wade.
Eighteenth q Delegates).- Richard
son, W. Rhodes
The number of delegates from the city is
104 and from the country 70; total number.
III Should the two-thirds rule be adopted
the successful nominee will have to receive
11S votes