The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-07-07
Mass Meeting Montgomery County

The Democratic Conservative party as
sembled in mass meeting az she court house
/ in Winona, June 25th.
DR.. +. II. Armistead, Chairman of the
Executive Committee, called the meeting ia
order, and after making a very appropri-
ate speech as to the object of the meeting,
announced that the meeting would now
proceed to organize. q. A. Spivev was
elected Chairman. On motion, H X. Nc
Innis was elected Secretary, and = H.
Grantham, assistant Secretary The Chair
then announced that the meeting was ready
! to proceed to business, whereupon Walter
Trotter offered the following resolution
which was adopted:
| Rcsotced, That the claims of the various
candidates for State Senator, Floater, Coun-
! ty Representative and County officers, be
submitted to the people in primary election
and the candidate receiving the highest
number of votes, shall be declared the nom
inee.
On motion, the following gegolation was
adopted.
ResoyrfG, That the Primary Election be
held on Friday, the 22d day of July, 1881
On motion of Walter Trotter, the Chair
appointed the following committee en- Fri-
mary Election:
Walter Trotter, Green Woods, J. f. Neal
L. ID. Butt. samuel Parker, NJ. H. Allen.
J. b. Aolbert, j. NJ. Lott, J. b. Simpson
f. T. Cartridge and Maj F. HAWKING
Said committee through thar chairman
made the following Esport which was adopt
ed
That the Primary election shall be CON
Quoted in all respects as nearly as practical
IN the same manner as regular elections.
and shall be governed b. the following
rules
(Here follow the rules which we omit
for want Of Space
DELEGATES TO THE STATE CONVENTION.
Beat No Walter Trotter. D. /
Sweatman, B. F. Jones, c.. G.. Holman. }. +.
Hester
Alternates-R. L. Holloway, G. A. sDi-
yey, NJ O. Marshall, F. NJ. Shryock, p. b.
Beat No. p A. Binford, A. H. Gattis
b. b. Taylor, J. M. Hester, L. B. Butt.
Beat No. "a. G. Robinson. j. II. Todd.
=. +. Hemphili, ). l.: Wray, n. j. Harris.
Beat No Al. G, Barnett, j. w. Lott 7
j. Kilgore, II. Il. Young, J. NJ. Doris y
Beat No. jackson Martin, J. W nm
Sstong' >; NJ Shaver, Ellison Fergerson.
w. NJ. Wilson. 7'i'
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
W Beat No 1-P. D, Wisty and DIR. T. L.
HlIDuFn.
Pea. No. 2-J. E Neal and 7. w. Carr
Beat No. 3-M II. Allen and Sam. PARK
Spivey. " a
Martin. a -
On motion, Or. E. R. Armistead and q
A. SPivey, r. F. Holloway and DIR. Gus.
a. opiyey were appointed delegates to the
state Convention from the county at large
On motion of w. r. Sanders the resoIn-
ton was adopted
Resotred. That all parties participating
III sne primary election are in honor bound
TO support the candidate who receives the
highest number of votes.
On motion of Walter TrottAr. the foIIov-
ing resolution was adopted;
hesotced, That three delegates from each
supervisors district to the Senatorial Or
ventlon and three delegates from each an
perVisors district to the Pictorial Conven-
aon De selected by the successful Candidate
a. a. primary election respectively, and that
tne CnAl. man OF the Executive COMMITTEES
ed eA'09 30 select-
On motion Of w. H. Witty the following
resolution was adopted:
Lsesotced, That is desirable and the wish
"a the meeting that the Representative IN
the next Legislature from this countv and
the senator from this district do nse tbeir
lnnuenee to promote immigration to this
osate' and to direct into this State a NORTON
OF the great How of immigration which i
Gontinually pouring into this country from
europe and that they do further liberal A.
nations by the Legislature to accomnIisb
Tn motion of ID. L. Sweatman the eoIlo.
lug oiution was adopted:
1esos0ed, BY the people of Aontgova-,
t Soun1y' 10 mass meeting assembled. that -
n 1s st undimlnished confidence in the nDritv
OF sne private and public character "a I4osy
y. = money, Representative ia Cane.
rom THIS the ID district, and that Il ia 80,
augment, matuFed by close scrHtinv ~
ms private and public life, that his d;syt.:S.
. -..us ~ aim q Representative ahnv@ az
eeoiruptlons ofplace and position-abls "a "a
l nc.ent and Worry the confidence Of NJ 80 ~
sss1lsuentsi and son of whom TIE &c., 81
-.ssissiPpi, as she does, may feaI i',s,i..
On motion or ]. A. Binford. thu s,llo,.,
les =, Tons were adopted 'S''e 'stls
Aes0e.sa, by the people Of Noutrc,.
souney ih mass melting assembled 49,
seooenize IN our Senator Z. q. q 'rl s'.@f As
statesman whose distinction s Nati 1a..,