The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1879-05-14
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credentials and resolutions: ,u.
First District
Organization --E. I. Bullock, Of Hicl
man county.
Oredentials-R l.. Cobb, Of McCracke
county. "a
observation-disclosures d. Garnet, Of Trigl
Second District %
Organization--H. ID. McHenry, Ohio
Credentisls--James +. Clay, Henderson
Resolutions--A. T. Crsycroft, Daviess.
Vice President-Clinton Griffith, Davies
Third District.
Organization--E. A. Stockdale, Logan.
Credentials-D. @. Walker, Simpson.
Resolutions = Csttlett Thompson, Met
calfe.
Vice President--J. Is. Walker, Allen.
Fourth District.
Orgauization-W. b. Read, of Larue.
Credentials-A. B. Montgomery, of Har
din. t.E 8
Revolutionary. Il. Mckay, of Nelson.
Vice President l.. X. Thurman, o
Washington.
Fifth District.
Organization DR.. w. H. Wathen, o
Louisville.
Credentisls,--John M. Anterior, OF Lou
isville.
Resolutions--Henry Watterson, Of Lou
isville. W
Vice Pro-ident-w. w. Taylor, of Old
ham.
Sirth District.
! Orgsnization--J. T. Simons, Of Pendle
/ ton.
Credentials-Rod Perry, of Gallatin.
Resolutions - Theodore Z. HRllam, o
Kenton.
Serenth District.
Credentisls---A. b. Smith. Henry.
Orgsnization--Henry Buford, Fsyette.
Resolutions--,J. Stoddard Johnston.
Vice President--Matt. Turney Bour.
bon.
Eighth District
Credentials--C. J. Bronston, Madison.
Organization--T. q. Bell. Mercer.
Resolutions-M. J. Durham, Boyle.
Vice President C. j. Rochester, Lin.
ooln.
Ninth District.
Credentials Richard Reid, Montgomery
Organization = Judge Mcclure Rock
castle.
Reselutions--D. r. White, Clay.
Vice President-John Dishman, Knox.
Tenth District.
Credentials--Vsn b. Young, Bath.
Organization--A. +. Cole, Fleming.
Resolutions Emery Whitaker. Mason.
Vice President-Co Barrett, Martin.
State at Large.
Organization - Basil Duke, Ed. Cross
land.
Credentisls-- Malcolm Yeaman,R. Il. Lit
tie.
Resolutions NJ. Bigger, w. q. P.
Breckenridge.
Mr.. j. M. Anterior, of Louisville, nov
ed that all resolutions be referred TO the
committee on resolutions without debate,
which was adopted.
Hon. John ID. McHenry, of Dsviess
county, moved the following resolutions,
which were referred to the committee on
resolutions:
Resolved, That the Democrats OF Ken
lucky, in convention assembled, now OK.
press their unqualified condemnation Of
any compromise BY which the choice of the
American people, fairly and fully expressed
at the polls, can be overturned or thwsrted,
and the principle being fundamental ore
in republican institutions, should be
sacredly adhered to, in the peaceful inau-
guration of all elective officers from the
President of the United States down to
the most trivial State offices.
ReSoired, That we believe Samuel j.
Tilden and Thomas A. Hendricks were
duly elected as President and Vice Presi-
dent Of the United States in November,
1876, and should have been inaugurated as
such, and that the manner by which they
we're cheated out Of said offices was fraud
upon the people of the country and upon
our republican institutions.
Resotred, That In view Of the great out
rage perpetrated upon them. the representa-
tives of American Democracy, as well n
upon the nation, every principle Of right,
honor, equity and justice demands Mt the
hands of our party that they should be vim
dicated and we call upon the American
people To come forward TO their support at
the next presidential election, and, II re-
alnctal In aacnrda npa with tho farua of the
Constitution, to see that they are duly in
augurated into Office without the Interior
ence Of nm ELECTORAL commission.
The convention then adjourned until 4
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