Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-06-08
sECOND CIVIL DISTRICT

SECUNO CIVIL DISTRICT.
"A delegates; Millwood.)
u hunter, chairman; WI York, Cham
Jones, NJ Edwards. John B Stewart.
THIRD CIVIL DISTRICT.
a delegates; Lucy DepOt.)
W earmack. chairman; W HINeel, C A
Young, n II Persons, Q ii Black,
FOURTH CIVIL DISTRICT.
a delegates; Old Log UnionJ
R NJ Vaughan. chairman; John d Hines.
Vharles W Jeter, Thomas Roper. Thomas
Alexander.
FIFTH CIVIL DISTRICT,
(SdeIegates; Big sprins.)
M Pearce, John W German, W Avery,
SIXTH CIVIL DISTRICT,
q delesatesi Raleigh.)
IN Taylor, chairman; AR Pope, H B VIII
liford, Sim Marsh; W N Coleman.
SEVENTH CIVIL DISTRICT.
u delegates; Bartlett.)
II Z Priddy, chairman; W R Cross, Cq
Gallaway. Jas B, BLACKWELL, Jas Oglesby,
EIGHTH CIVIL DISTRICT.
Is delegates; tive voting places; Wythe,)
j NJ Crews, chairman; W Nally, RS
Donaldson.
LOG UNION.
g B English, chairman; James W Herring,
A Welborne.
NINTH CIVIL DISTRICT.
Is delegates; two voting places; MorningSun)
-, Samuel S Marks. chairman; Sam! sowdon,
w G Allen,
TIsHERvILLE,
Dr. ] s Mckinley. chairman; John Allen
TENTH CIvI DISTRICT.
Is delegates; two voting places; Collierville.)
II Irby. chairman; S D ManSum. .sAlbert
FORREST HILL.
=, Thomas X KOen, chairman; Ferd Scott, W
III Perkins,
ELEVENTH CIVIL DISTRICT.
Is delegates; Germantown
G m Calls, chairman; John NewelI w
Shepperd, VIM Carter.
TWELFTH CIVIL DISTRICT.
q delegates; 0akville.)
George Holmes. chairman; VIM Hudeens.
N Lemaster. John Malone, W W Canady,
THIRTEENTa CIVIL DISTRICT.
2delegqtes; Arnold's.)
} Beasley, chairman; j W Levi, w II
Hoegel, Peter Mitchell. Captain Hays,
FOURTEENTH CIVIL DISTRICT.
"A delegates; Nails Nursery, south gate ELM
wood Cemetery
N Jonn LenoW, cnairmani Il Raines, w
Z OTne, Eli Raynor, James Sweeney.
FIFTEENTH CIVIL DISTRICT.
l3 3delegates; Harton's Grocery
) rawlings chairman G Baker, JP
Prescott, N Harton, j NJ Peabody.
SIXTEENTH CIVIL DISTRICT.
q delegates; Albert Pike Lodge.)
X ID Geodwyni chairman; A Brooks. JoeI
Marrison, Q MeCulloch, D I Mendenall,
SEVENTEENTH CIVIL DISTRICT.
l2delegates McCsnnells church. y
X X Stone. chairman; Amos Roark RI
Massey, 1 ID Massey, II Nj Baker.
EIGHTEENTH CIVIL DISTRICT.
V delegates; Buntyn StatiOnA
Judge Irwin Halsey, chairman; X j South
all q Holmes, Andrew Tuggls and WD
Lampkin,
Tho Executive Board hereby declares that
every citizen possessing the qualifications Of
a voter, and who declares that It is his inten-
tiOn to support the nominees of the convention
hereby called. is eligible as delegate 10 said
convention; and the above subcommittee are
hereby instructed that no person is authorized
to vote for said delegates unless he is a resi-
dent voter OF the civil district or ward in which
be oilers his vote, and unless he, too declares
that 1t is bis intention to support tle nomi-
nees Of said convention; and the said sub
committees are to be the sole Judges "a 10
whether said applicants 1titled to vote, The
chairman OF each subcommittee will appOint
two Of his committee to record the name Of
each voter, and said chairman will make re
turn OF said elect ons to this Board without
delay.
That the Executive Committee may remain
perfectly impartial and work and act for the
success Of the party rather than that of indi-
yiduals. the Executive Board declares that
no member of the Executive Committee shall
go ss delegate TO the Convention or become
one by proxy in said Convention.
Re'olved further, That il any member of
any one Of the above sub committees shall
become a candidate for delegate to said Con-
yention, he shall Immediately tender his res
lgnation to the chairman of his sub-commit-
tee, and such committee shall have the power
to supply the vacancy, as they also have the
authority to supply vacancies in their respec-
tive committees occurring from any other
cause whatever.
This Board hereby requests the sub-com-
mittees to be especially cautious not to exer-
else influence for or against any of the candi-
datas coming before this Convention; and
the citizens Of this county desiring good goy-
ernment and opposed to Radicalism, are most
earnestly solicited to vote for delegates in
their respective civil districts and wards on
said Sth day of June.
By srder Of
JAMES R MILLER, SJCAMpJ
JOHN NJ KnURKE, GEO I BASSETT,
4 N kHETT, THOMAS FLEMING,
III NJ NEELY, . ID STEWART
W l. CLAPP, Z DOTGLASS