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

u.n.;on - be held IL the city OF Jachs03ss NJ
s .,i -. ofsAngnst next, and two oeit
eae - tra-s Zach district TO attend COnVslA
s.:an VI ~ held at some time and Piac,e. 49,
,ba nomination Of q Democratic can1iu@Ss
for senator from the 9Th District, ana . 90
said committee suggest the names
nsrsons. one from each District lot @n
ecutive Committee. ..,..a vvas
appointed: D, I'm Dent
Rsat 2-J. C. McLaurin, d. McCaiiui % a.
Rest 3-Harry Smith, 7. L. Mendsnhaii'
Rest IN. A. Banks, J. r. Bush
Peat 81. T. Rogers, A. b. Stub6leheid.
Said committee retired, and by reques'
the Hon. J. 3 Eaton addressed the meeting.
The committee reported the following
names, selected as delegates to the ota'e
Convention, tO-wlt: pI-;,,
Beat I'D. B. Weathersby, Jonh EH1 "a,
ID q. HAYS, Newton Everett, 1. b. slcNeii'
Beat Sd. L. McLaurin, ID. ID. HUB
hard. Neil McNair, w. 7. Patterson, j.
r. RsAt 3MW. w. weathersby, Joe May,
Joe Warren, A. G. Berry, Jr, l. L. Men
Beat 4-Dr. John Afford, John MeIn-
tosh, NJ. A. Banks, J. r. Bush, j. NJ r VI
Beat 5-Nelson Barron, $. b: Mullen, A
( Q. May, ]. T. Rodgers, J. NJ. Mo6iey;
And the following to the Senatorial Con
vention, to-wit:
Beat John A. Dent, H. 2. Little.
Beat "A. Hudson, Archie McLaurIn'
Beat Sd McCallum, w. H. Berry.
Reat 4-Barnev Smith, J. NJ. Carley.
/ Beat ST. \. Touchstone, N. g. Barlow
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Beat Nv. T. May.
Beat ID l.. McLaurin.
Beat ST l.. Mendenhall.
! Beat Barney Smith
Beat 81. T. Rogers.
The committee submitted and recon
mended the adoption of the following reso-
luton
Resolued, That our delegates to the State
and Senatorial Conventions go without In
structions.
On motion the report of the committee
was unanimously adopted.
Whereupon, on motion of Hon. NJ. A.
Banks, the following named delegates from
the county at large were added to the list oil
delegates to the State Convention, to wit :
ID. A. McLaurin X. f. Rhodes and w. NJ.
Brown.
Whereupon, on motion of r. E. Rhodes,
ESQ, the following resolution was adopted {:
Resolred, That the delegates selected to
attend the State Convention at Jackson,
Miss, on the Sd of August next, be and are
hereby instructed to cast the vote of this
caunty as unit, according TO the wishes of
a majority of the delegation in attendance.
And thereupon, H. f. Rhodes, Esq, in
PRODUCED the following resolution, which
was adopted, to-wit:
Resoired, That the Democracy of Simpson
county, in mass meeting assembled, now
proceed, by ballot, to decide upon some
manner of selecting candidates for the en-
suing county election.
On motion, the following resolution was
introduced and adopted
Res0Lced, That this mass meeting suggests
the 18th day Of August as a suitable time
and Williamsburg a convenient place for
holding a Senatorial Convention, provided
this suggestion meets the appreciation of
the other counties in the district
On motion, the following resolution was
adopted
Res0lred, That the voters of this county
proceed to hold primary election at their
several voting precincts on the last Satur-
day in August.
On motion, it was resolved that the West
vile News and THE CLARION be requested
to publish the proceedings of this meeting.
ID. b. WEATHERshY, Chairman.
II. ii. ELLzY, Secretary.