Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-05-26

intend to send out glad tidings of great
Joy to every democratic heart ia this
old Commonwealth. And now gentle
men in accepting this honor again re-
turn to you my thanks.
The Committee on Resolutions re-
commended the rules Of the House OF
Delegates. Their report was adopted,
and the Convention adjourned until s
Z. NJ.
Evening Session.
Upon the resembling of the Convcn-
ton at $3.50 p. NJ. (Dr. Quesenberry in
the chair, the reports of the delegation
from the various districts were present.
ed, read and agreed to. They are as
follows:
First Observation-Disclosures: A. w.
Wallace, Fredericksburg Jno. w. Gil
letie, Accomac. Alternates DR.. Il.
H. Cox, King and Queen; w. a.
Jones, Richmond county.
Elector: Thomas Croxton, Essex
county.
State Executive Committe E. E.
Meredith, Prince William county; DR..
Thou, Northampton county; Judge j.
IL. G. Jones, King and Queen county.
Second District. Delegates James
f. Crocker, Portsmouth Thos. Tabb,
Hampton. Alternates: Samuel KIM
berly, Norfolk; DR.. George Rlyes,
Prince George.
Elector: L. r. Watts. Portsmouth.
l;at,;ot EnN,,,oitfo. NJ ~ no 10 forro
Norfolk ; L. Il. Edwards, Southamp-
ton r. S. Armistead. Williamsburg.
Delegate at Large; NJ. Glennan,
Norfolk.
Elector at Large: Baker z. Lee.
Third District. -Delegates VIM. l..
Royal, Richmond; Judge Z. e. Minor,
Henrico. Alternates General Peyton
Wise. Richmond; w. Il. Chandler.
Caroline.
Elector: Hill Carter, Hanover.
Members of State Conservative Com
mite: John NJ. Hudgins. Caroline :;
Charles U. Williams, Richmond r.
II. Cardwell. Hanover.
Fourth District Delegates Charles
S. Slriugfelow, Petersburg William
E. Green, Charlotte. Alternatcs A: NJ.
c. Cardoza, Lunenburg; Il. X. Cralle,
POwhatan,
Elector: Sam. /. Coleman.
State COMMITTEES: Robert CatletI,
Charlotte ; II. 3. BeIkcle., Prince Ed
ward 5. w. Vcnable, Petersburg.
Fin District. delegates J. w. B.
Hale, Franklin; 7. J. Talbot, DAN
VILE. Alternates IL. II. Hurt, DR.. J.
Tepton.
Elsclor: J. S. Upton. Halifax.
Delegates at Large recommended: J.
W. Daniel, Robert Ould and James Bar
bour.
SirtE District.-Delegates w. p.
Johnson, Thomas 5. Bocock.
Elector: Samuel Griffin.
Commute J. B, Allen, J. J. Allen,
Stephen Adams.
Sercnth Observation-Disclosures : James
Bumgardner, Stanton ; w. B. Petit,
Fluvanna. Aternates: J. V. South.
hall, Albcmarle; Jacob y, Liggelt,
r. ckingham.
Elector: L. NJ. McMullen, Greene.
Executive Committee recommended
Mlcaiah Woods, Albemarlc ; Major
Absalom Koiner, Augusta; ". d.
Feachy, Shenandoah.
Elector at Large Geu. John Eclols.
Eighth Observation-Disclosures Il. w.
Hunter, Frederick; Captain ALEXANDER
Payne, Fauquiar; Alternates; Henry
Heaton, Loudoun j. Marshall McCor-
mick, Clarke.
Elector: J. G. Mcnifce, Rappahan
mock.
State Central Committee: T. 5. Tur-
ner, Warren; DR.. Il. 5. Lewis, Culpe-
per; Robert Beverly, Fauquier.
Ninth District, ---Delegates : Daniel
Tligg, Washington county; James b.
J Johnson, Giles. Alternates: Robert
McClelland, Roanoke; r. II. Henry,
Tazewell.
General William Terry recon-
mended as delegate at large.
The Convention then proceeded
to the election Of delegates at large
Judge Allen in the chair.
DR.. George REEVES put in NOM
nation Mr., Nike Glennan Mr..
Marshall Hanger nominated John
w, Daniel; Robert Hunter of Win
chester, nominated Gen. w. Terry;
Capt, Thomas Bocock nominated |
James Barbour: Col, II. G. Cabell
nominated Judge Robert Ould; Mr..
II, L. Duke nominated S, II. Mof- /!
felt.
After anumber ofspeeches secon-
ding these nominations, the vote
was taken with the following re-
suit; NJ. Glennan, 4OS; John W.
Daniel, 1888 James Barbour,
4,213 5-G; Judge Ould, 65S SO:
5. Ii. Mofet, 1903 - Gen.
VIM. Terry, 40 ID.
Thus electing
IOHN W, DANIEL, JAMES BARBOUR,
S. H. MOFFETT, AND GENERAL
WILLIAM TERRI.
Judge Ould, NJ, Glennan, Cam
'etteson, and Robert B. Berkeley
we're then elected alternates by
clamation.
ELECTORS AT LARGE.
General Echols, p. w. McKin-
ley, w, w. Walker and Baker p.
lee were nominated.
The vote being taken resulted in
he election of Captain p. w. Nc
Kinney and General John Echols.
The Committee on Resolutions,
lot being ready to report, Major
Daniel was called upon to speak.
lie responded to the call in one of
he most eloquent speeches he has
yer delivered.
He was followed by DR.. Moffett
n an able speech after which the
on Resolution offered
lumber of resolutions, of which the