The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-06-08
Censervative Deleraees.

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R1ker. State Convel on IL BlMcCleNHgk
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l pTR.- State and E)on& eesiQ6al Co. en&
t.onp. second Di.,ric.: E0! an. y w. gapp.
f 5 Ma,i.n " T y sr TG W1';s%:; Y.
D. Cone. ] D. Johns, J. c. Richard E ] VAIN
wright, B. Haynes, N. r. Beasley, E. A. Todd, d.
Dousias, & w RSbesiS d. WI clyats,l A.. nj
Ooxe r. A. Peck, Allen Sapp. G. =. Harrison,
Delegates to cast one fourth of q vote each.
Calhoun. State Convention W. Co. Donaldson,
JOel p Atkins
Oolsm6ta-State Convection: W. H. Cone, r.
w. Getzen, ]. j. Finley, W. r. Moore, G. NJ.
MILESTONE, ]. ". Brown, W. A. Shefield, ]. NJ.
Tolbeft, and A. g. Bigelow.
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Duual- Delegates to State Convention: J. T.
Walker, M j. BrowR,. J. b. Haftridge, A. j.
Russell, ]. H. Baker, Miles. Price, ]. b. Burch,
d. A. Dzialyneki, L. /. Fleming, L. McConihe, A.
W. Owens. B. Upton, AeDoggeit, M. L. Brown
Delegates 70 the Congressional Convention,
Second District: E. w. Gillen, w. A. Bours, O.
B. Benedict, II. ]. Mattair, E. NJ. LEngle, c. 4.
Bisbee, j. II. McGinnis, j. w. Whitney, j. N.
Haddock, w. 3. Babcock, C. P. Cooper. James
A. Picket, Jr., L. Turner, j. b. Arnau and L. u.
Gibbons.
Eseambio-w. A. Blount, J. E. Yonge, J. J.
Mcclure, Peter Knowles, D. G. Brent, g. A.
Stanley, Jere O'Neal r. D. Byrne, ]. B. john
son, L. p Knowles, NJ H. Sullivan, E. Sexauer,
N. ]. Fauria and ]. 8. Gonzalez.
FFcnklin.-State Convention: Henry l.. Grady,
G0dsden-State Convention: E. G. Love, E.
p Dismukes, 8. B. Stephens, F. H. May, II. H.
Spear, J. e. Broome, John W. Malone, A. h.
Allison, J. g. Walker, "; Munroe, Jr;, II. F.
Sharon. A. K. Le6n, r. P. Green. J. L: McFarlin,
J. H. Sylvester. W. W. Coca, 8. Mccall. N: Bates,
81. 8. Reeves, E. E. Scott, S. E. Rice, r. M. Nor
gan. w. B. Malone, ]. N. Shepard w. II. Scott
H. Curtis, D. F. McDougald, w. w. Keep, Jr,
c. E. L. Allison and NJ. B. Owens.
Hdmazton- and Congressional Conven
tons, Second District Dr. w. A. Rowland, al
ternate George jennings; B. B. Blackwell,
Judge II. J. Stewart alternate; Capt c. F. Cone,
James Hardee alternate; DR.. W. NJ Peoples,
Hugh Patterson alternate; Mr.. J. G. Reynolds,
Col w. H. Reynolds alternate; Mr.. James H.
Ancrum for county at large, Mr.. William Black
alternate.
Marlborough State Convention: w. C. Brown,
s. M. Sparkman, J: B. Wall, w. B. Miranda, A.
J. Adair, j. f. Lipscomb, T. X. Spencer, and w.
F. Burts.
Congressional Convention, First District: N.
G. Bryan, r. A. jackson, G. L. Jones, Fl. H.
Frear. ]. p. McMullen, j. P. Wall, W. B. Hen
benson, E. A. Clarke
10e DeIeR0t66 10 TIC LWO conventions were
made Alternates of each other.
HerndndO-A. s. Mann, 8. Stringer -
Blackburn, F. NJ. Townsend, r. Wilson and -.
Jdckson.-State and Congressional Conven-
tons, First District: De6gGtes-J. w. Galloway,
J. R. Shoemaker, G: W Davis, B. F. Alderman,
W. D. Barnes +; G. Bryan, B Baker, s. A. Beau
champ, Joseph Wombwell, }. r. Moseley, J. K.
Peters, T. A. Parramore, ]. H. McKinne, w. II.
Milten. AAernates: j. T. Whitaker, w. j.
Daniel, Thos. A. Goodwin, W. E. Davis, W. II.
Kimbeil, J. p Mayo, L. M. Gamble, Frank
Philips, A. c. White, Geo. A. Baltzell A. F. Nc
Crary, J. F. Mcclellan, ]. J. Williams D. i.
McKinnon.
Jeferson.-R C. Parkhi, F. r. Fildes. w. s.
Jones, B. W. Bellamy, J. T. Budd, ST., F. B.
Taylor, j. O. Wellington, J. B. Christie, Jr, r.
T. Hurst, J. j. Willie, d. II. BRYAN, VIM. Scott,
Jas. F. Tucker, Isaac Story, r. NJ. Gilbert and
N. w. Strickland.
Lafdyste.-G. c. Newman, Newton Sapp, j.
B. McCarty, N. M. Murdoch.
Congressional Convention, Second District -
Aaron Bowling B. J. Roberts, w. P. Hern.
| LeUy-State Convention J. M. Jackson, sgd.
l.. Carter, F. E. Hale, w. H. Bigham, J. A. Ma
son, j. M Willis, j. Ira Gore. AlternGtes: j. M.
Barco, John G. McGrew, E. J. Lutterloh. J. F.
Mcdonnell, 0. H. p. Kirkland, r. K. Limbaugh,
]. l.. F. Cottrell.
Congressional Convention, First District: ].
Ira Gore, c. B. Rogers, j. L. F. Oottrell, Mike
Young, j. NJ Barco, Geo. II. Ambrose, Ira J.
Carter. Atternates ]. w. Crevasse, W. B. Ellis,
W. R. White, w. II. Anderson, ]. J. Nixon,
Stephen Moore, r. Y H. Thomas
Leon B. F. Walker, r. H. Gamble, c. E.
Dyke John A. Henderson, Theodore TurnbulI,
A. NJ. Manning, w. r. Wilson, R B. Hilton, G.
| G. Pearce, T. j. Roberts, d. W. Gwynn, Green
D. Chaires, P. Houstoun, John Bradford, Thos.
J. Perkins, A. B. Hawkins, John N. Mage, Geo.
NJ earn, ]. H. Perkins, ]. B. Christie, ST., Frank
Aiken, Richard Garland, r. A. Shine G. w.
Saxon, r. A. Whitfield, s. B. Bell, J. @. Boat
wright and Geo p Raney
Liberty-State and Congressional Conventions,
First District DR.. T. H. Jackson.
Madison-Delegates: J; L. Inglis, A. J. Coffee,
Chas A. Sheldon, ST., NJ II. Waring, A. De-
Laughter, J. F. BythewOod, r. j. Mays. Thomas
LangEord, T. Fl. Willard, r. J. Bevan. J. B.
Marshall Aherndtes: B. d. Wadsworth, Thos
Blalock, F. w. A. Rankin, o. F. Peak, E. f.
Willard, n. W. Linton, F. NJ Tooke, Thomas
Cowar., H. N, Fearnside, Theo. Randall, w. II.
Monros.-J. v. Harris, J. Fogarty, VIM. Curry,
G. W. Hendry, Peter n Knight, VIM. Fl. VIII
liams, c. Soria, J.. w. Bethel, G. Recio, A. De
Lono.
The following resolution was adopted by the
convention:
ResOlued, That the delegates OF Monroe county,
| who are present at the State und District Con-
ventions, are hereby instructed TO cast the full
| vote of the county in both conventions and be it
further ResOlced That said delegates 20 TO said
conventions, uninstructed as to the men whom
they will support as candidates before said con-
| venti0n.
Manatee.-J w. Harllee, John W. Whiddon,
Rev. ]. w. Hendry and Vim. Smith Alternates
2. T. Crawford, c. B. Pepdleton, A. NJ Wilson
and M. /. Turner.
Ndssau-6tate Convention c. w. Yulce, w.
Naylor Thompson, Peter Cone, John ID. Jones,
]. +. Davis, John D. Benford, and John Owens.
Alternates, who are also delegates to the Dis
| trict Convention, are: G. Stark Warren F. Scott,
w. w. Farmer, Lewis Higginbotham, j. Norfeet,
P. Kelley, and w. M. Saunders.
| Orange State Convention: f. K Foster, T.
W. Shine, d. B. Stewart NJ. j. Trowell, T. A.
Bass, r. L. Snmmerlin, b. Baker, +. Harrison,
]. ]. Harris. 'a IL 81
Congressional Convention, Second District -
Gen. Jos. Finegan, M. ]. Doyle, j. G. Spier, ]. M,
Bryan, A. M: Hyer, w. B; Randolph, W. r.
Brown, J. e. Pace, G. W. Weiser.
The following resolutions were adopted
Rss0lced, That the Democracy of Orange
county, feeling the great weight Of the coming
campaign, dekire 10 express their pleasure at the
harmony prevailing during the present conven-
ton, and, although they do not desire to fetter
their delegates to the convention at Gainesville,
they 81 the same tins desire 10 express their wish
TO see w. ID. BlOxham their choice as Governor
Res0loed That in all votes cast by the delegates
OF Orange county, In either convention, they
shall vote as . nnit 1a.is3e ssa 81 ta*
BSsotcad, That the Democratic party adhere to
the two thirds rule In all nominating conventions
F0tk.-State and Congressional Conventions,
| LET Diafricf Giant n flunhoa Uon + A ah1v