The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-07-28
COUNTY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Carroll County.

/
Pursuant to call of the Executive Com
mittee of the Democratic-C Conservative party
of Carroll county, a mass meeting of the vo-
tiers of said county convened at the Court
house in Carrollton, on Monday, July 11th,
| 1881.
After being called to order by Capt. W.
! Ray, Chairman of the Executive Commit
/ tee, the mass meeting organized by electing
| Col. John Cunningham, Chairman, and T.
II. Curry, Secretary.
| Upon taking the Chair, Mr. Cunninnham
in Il short pointed address, stated the OBJ
ject of the meeting.
| Upon proclamation of the Chairman that
e.tMetting was ready for business, the fol-
lowing proceeding were had:
The following resolution, offered by Hon.
| w. ID. Peery, was adopted:
Resolced, That the Chairman of this meet
! ing select four delegates from each Beat,
and five. from the county at large, to the
Senatorial Convention of the 31st District !;
and the people of Carroll county, in mass
meeting assembled, instruct said delegates
to use all honorable means to secure the
nomination J. Monroe Liddell.
| The Chair then appointed the following
| delegates:
Beat ii. NJ. Moreland, w T. Inman,
James Thompson, H. S, Hill
Beat 2-Crreen Bledsoe, B. H. Hughes,
j. j. Kea, R. c. Price
Beat 3-Dr. Jud Holman, i. H. Math-
ews, Cal Coleman, Levi Afford.
Beat 4-Jesse Reed, Chas. IL. Scruggs,
Lee Mcmillan, NJ. c. Wellons.
Beat st. b. Kennedy, VIM. Joyce, J..
Coyle W. T. Stone.
County at Large-Tol Hanks, DIR. J. w.
Young, r. d. Baugh, George Pentecost,
| Ino, Cunningham.
/ Mr.. F.. l.. Bates then offered the following
resolution, which was adopted
Resotged, That the Chairman appoint a
committee of five to suggest twenty-five
delegates to the State Convention, to meet
in jackson on August Sd, 1881.
The Chair anpointe the following as said
committee: Beat !, w T. Inman beat 2,
Dr. J. w. Young beat 8, G. A. Pate; beat
4, J. I. Stanford beat 3, w. Joyce.
The committee suggested the following
named persons as said delegates:
Beat ii. NJ. Moreland r. A. Kim
broqg1, II: S. Hill, William Morehead, j:
j, OfNesl.
Beat I'D. L. Arnold, r. C. Price, B. H.
Hughes. A: ]: Liddell, A. H. Kirby:
Beat 8, B. Fl. Mathews, DIR. B. F. Kitrell,
H. H. Estes, w. 5. Jones, DR.. J. NJ. Apple
white.
Beat 4, R. Taliaferro, Chas. J. Nelson,
Everett Hemphill, Lee Mcmillan, w. F..
| Hamilton.
Beat 5, H. s. Allen, hush Weir, Ashbury
FulIilove, w. T. Stone, Web Bacon.
On motion, John Cunningham and Hon.
| W. d. Peery were added to the above as
delegates from the county at large, and the
delegates aBoYe named were unanimously
confirmed.
On motion the Chair appointed com4
mittee of Ave, one from each beat in the
county, to suggest the names of suitable
persons to compose an Executive Commit
Al.
of Carroll county for the ensuing term.
! The Chair appointed the following named
gentlemen as said committee, viz: Beat l,
E. S. Hill; beat ,, Frank Mabry; beat 8,
| DR.. /. b. Holman; beat +, Lee SlcAliliani
beat 5, VIM. Joyce.
The committee reported the following
| named persons said Executive Commit
tee:
Beat /, VIM Morehead, ]. I. Holman.
Beat 2, r. C. Price, Steve J. Hughes.
{ Beat 3, B. FL. Mathews, Or. 1 J. Hol-
man.
Beat 1, E. NJ. Hemphill, Jesse Reed.
Beat ., w. T. Stone, John Cunningham,
| County c. Bains, DIR. J. w.
Young.
On motion, the above named gentlemen
were unanimously elected as said Executive
Committee.
Hon. W-D. Peery offered the following
i rSeOluliOkfs WHICH. a4tcE very aDtc cftCcCuGo
in favor of its passage by j. j. Liddeil, Jr-,
and W. e. Farmer, passed amid great
applause:
Resolved, That appreciating the record
of Hon. J. E. Bridges, of Choctaw, as a
Democrat, citizen, patriof, and Chris
tan gentleman, We i4stFqct our delegates
| to the State Convention TO vote for and use
all honorable means 70 secure his nomina=
ton for State Auditor of Public Accounts.
The following resolutions by Mr.. G. j.
Nelson, vas unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That the delegates to the State
Convention be instructed 10 east their votes
for ]. IL Stone for Governor.
With much applause from the entire as
semblage, the following resolution was adop-
ted:
4 Resolved, That the delegates to the State
/ EonyengioH Be, and are hereby Instructed
i % cast the vote &c this county for ". 4.
i Heming gay tor State Treasures
With deafeRiRg and prolonged applause