The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-08-13


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That upon this platform Of prin-
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yitc the cooperation Of all citizens
without regard 10 past differences,
IN support Of the candidates homi-
mated by this Convention.
ld Resolved, That we declare
it to be the policy Of the Demo-
craiic-C Conservative party, to en-
courage the flow Of immigration to
this State, and recommend the
passage of all ncedful laws and
the making of all Hccessayy appro-
priations to effect this end.
sd. Resolved, That we invite
the investment Of capital, and as
sure to it all necessary legal pro.
lection.
K. II. ALLEN, Chairman.
The Committee on Resolution,
report and recommend the adop
ton OF the following resolution 70
the benefit Of future State Conven
tons:
Resolved, That it is the sens,
of this Convention that henceforth
no proxies should be allowed ex,
cept when no delegate shall b.
present in person from the county
but hat in all cases where Their,
may be one or more delegate
from a county, such delegate o
delegates should be entitled to cas-
the vote of such county and tina
each county should designate tn
method ofappointing proxies whc.
allowable.
The Committee herewith return
all other resolutions and parts c
resolutions referred to them wit
the recommendation that the sam,
be laid upon the table.
K. II. ALLEN, Chairman.
On motion Of Mr.. Reynolds,
committee, to consist of two fror
each Congressional District, wa
appointed to nominate a State ES
ecutivc Committee.
Mr.. McLaurin, of Claiborne
offered the following, which wa
unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That this Convcntio
recognizing the fact that its Chair
man has presided with patience
impartiality and distinguish
ability through our protractcd SEES
sion, tenders to him our SINGER
thanks.
On motion Of Mr.. Longino, III
thanks Of the Convention were ten
dcred to the Sergeant-at-Arms
door-kccpers and pages.
On motion Of Mr.. Christina,
the Secretaries were thanked 70
the efficient discharge of their Ia
borious duties.
On motion Of Mr.. Clifton, III,
several railroads we're thanked 70
the courtesy Of reduced rates.
Mr.. Ford, OF Marion, offered tn,
following, which was unanimousl,
adopted
Resolved, That we cordially en-
dorse the present administrator
Of the State Government and re
cognize in the Governor and othc
|. State officers, able, faithful an,
patriotic servants OF the people
whose every public act has bee,
dictated by a desire to advans
the welfare OF the State.
STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
The Committee appointed 4
nominate a State Executive Com
T mittec. have instructed me to re
port the following names:
From the State at large, Franz
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