The Osceola times., 1878-07-13

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j. Waldrup, +. ID. Denton, r. 7. Stubbs
lzard-John NJ. fiinker, II. &. Upton
X. III. Powell.
Jackson-John W. Stayton. W. ID
Brown, J. T. Henderson,
Jefierson-Chas. q. Newman, T. Il
Morton. Met. l.. Jones.
Johnsou--J. NJ. Armstrong, John G
Hin, \. =. Mckennon.
Fafayette-John Is. Burton.
Lawrence-M. u. Batter, Chas. Coffin
John X. Gibson.
Lee-J. II. Prutt. W. II. Furbush.
Lincoln-C. NJ. Taylor.
Little Rivers. W. McNeilly.
Logan-F. NJ. Gwatney, O. 5. Miles
a. =. Cabell.
Lonoke-J. p. Eagle, J. G. Goodtum
DIR. 4. A. Martin.
Madison-,Iohu Carroll, \. \. Crow
ley; w. W. Reynolds and :. w. Peel
proxies.
Marion u. z. II. Farr. Proxy.
Miller--L. A. Byrne, NJ. W. Rayburn
Mississippi-W. X. Harrison, l.
Rousau.
Monroe-D. W. Hooper, S. l.. Black
Montgomery-Not represented.
Nevada-C. NJ. Norwood. j. II. White
G.. NJ. r. Christopher.
Newton-H. c. Dickey.
Ouachita-J. :. Holmes, W. +. Avena
Geo. B. Rumph, X. B. Sale.
Perry-J. +. Sellers.
Phillips-E. B. Hanley, l.. II. Man
gum, J. G. Tappan.
Pike. Z. Copeland.
Ponsett--J. l.. Smith.
Polk. X. Lane.
Pope-J. X. II. Scott, j. NJ. Harkcy
T.. A. Darr: J. T.. Batteniield, Alternate
Prairie-H. o. Williams, DR.. l.. ii
Hall.
Pulaski. \. Smithee, Charles T.
Kidder, W. II. Winfield. Calvin Penn
berton. Il. ID. Williams, VIM. l.. Terry
Geo. +. Baucani.
Randolph-w. k. Hunter, r. G
Black. J. r. Fisher
Saline-B. :. Medlock; John l.
Hughes and W. r. Beauchanp, Alter
mates.
Scott. J. Bates, j. L. Hall.
Searcy-Eo delegate.
Sebastisn-John &. Wheeler, j. ii
Sparks. William NJ. F'ishback, A. J
Ribbon.
Sevier-R. d. Murphy.
Sharp-T. Y. Huddleston, j. l.. Aber
nsthy, Sam. Il. Davidson.
1T. Francis -- John Parham, j. w
Wind.
Stone-J. NJ. Foster, w. }. eagle.
Union-A. :. Morgan, W. u. Jennson
J. y. Smith.
Van Buren-W. r. Poe, !. II. Frazer
J. W. Humphrey.
Washington--E. u. Moore, j. X. Petit
grew, J. W. Moore.
White-J. J. Grow. G. G.. shepherd. J
c. McCawley, l.. c. King, Dundridg
MhRea. ,
,Noodruh-E. l.. Standlev, !. B. Dent
= ell. W. Toomer, Geo. l.. kimball
Nathan +. Fair.
ORGANIZATION.
Mr.. McNeely, of Little River
moved tnat any committee on ere
dentials be dispensed with and tina
the Convention proceed to the ap
pointment of "A Committee on Per
manent Organization.
Mr.. Mangum, of Phillips, Opposes
the proposition; and, upon his sug
gestion, "A Committee on Credential
was appointed.
Messrs. Black, Riddeck. Upton
Moore, Hughes, Tillar, McKae, Car
ter, Poe, Clark, Martin and Spark
were appointed as such Committee
Mr.. j. T. Walker, of Boone, of
fered the following resolution:
Resolved, That the COMMITTEES
on Credentials be instructed tina
the sense of this Convention be, tina
no proxy shall be received as ;
Member of this Convention, unles
he be authorized by his county t.
act as such.
Mr.. Newman, of Jefferson, movet
as a substitute, that the list Of Dele
gates, as read by the Secretary, b.
adopted by the Convention. [Ap
plause.
Mr.. Miles, of Logan, raised tn
point of order, that the roll of Dele
gates be submitted to the Commit
tee on Credentials.
Mr.. Newman. We are sovereign
ourselves. We stand here as a SOW
ereign body. We have the pOwe
TO override any dictation that nigh
be attempted on the part of the Com
mittee on Credentials, or anythin!
else. Cheers / therefore insis
upon my substitute, and call for tn
question. Renewed cheers.
The motion Of Mr.. Newman, tina
the list be adopted, as read by tn
Secretary of the Convention, pre-
vailed.
PERMANENT ORGANIZATIONS.
Mr.. McNeely, of Little River
moved that a committee, to consis
of one member from each judicia
district, be appointed to present
list Of permanent officers for ap
proval.
Mr.. Thomson, of Crawford
moved, as II substitute, that tn
present officers of the Conventional
appointed as the permanent officer
OF the Convention. General ap
plause.
Mr.. McNeely accepted the amend
ment.
Gen. Thomason's substitute wa
adopted by acclamation.
SPEECH OF JUDGE HANLEY, On AC
GETTING THE PERMANEN'
CHAIRMANSH1P.
have but to say, that l agail
thank you tor the compliment yol
have paid me; but 1t is needless 70
me to attempt, on this occasion, t
express the gratitude that ! feel.
do feel the compliment, for 1t
very likely, in the course of human
events, that it will never again b
my lot to meet so large and respect