Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-05-11

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memorable the Leg stature upon the SUBJ
ject OF the passage of law to protect
sheep husbandry from the depredations of
the dogs"
J. Q. A. Remine, of Greene, suggested
that this would be subject for constitu-
tional convention.
The resolutions was adopted and Col. Jno.
M. Meek, of Jefferson, Hon. J. @. A.
Remine, of Greene and Rev. G. Taylor, of
Hamblen, were appointed on the Com
mittee.
Adjourned for dinner.
LIST OF DELEGATES.
The following is list of the delegates as
far as was furnished to the secretary:
Blount County-A. L. Armstrong, J. n.
Henry, w. B. Howard, J. Nj. Rorex, John
Armstrong, ]. P. Rhea, J. E. Klepper, F.
P. Walker, Caleb Carpenter, T. Smith,
John Kizer, J. Goddard, 81. L. w. Hack
ney, r. P. McReynolds, P. M. Miser, N. T.
Krous, j. G. Parsons, J. E. Scott, D. l..
Ednlondson. s. G. II. Hinton, Elias Car
White, John McReynolds, J. P. Raulston,
s. F. Bell, W. Y. G. Hannum, I. A.
McCully, L. M. Kidd, s. F. Cow
an, W. d. Henry, J. w. Kirby, T. w.
Keller, P. p. Mizer, JAS. II. Henry, Horace
McBath, VIM. Wright, jr., Richard Chand-
Ter, w. G. Anderson, II. L. W. Singleton,
Stephen Chandler, Peter French, A. Nc
Bath, ]. r. Singleton, Sam1 Rorex, G. w.
Henry, BENZ. Cunningham, John Pickens,
R. P. McCulloch. H. J. Henry, Robt. Pick
ems, Joe Gamble, Leo. Hitch, A. M. GAM
| BILE, J. w. II. Upton, Henry Webb, Jake
Freshower, D. H. Myers, Il. Sparks John
Gable, Sam. McHenry, Pleas. Henry, H. S.
Bright, J. A. Goddard, w. II. Wright, j. E.
| McClain, Robt. Porter, Marion Keeble, w.
w. Headrick.
Cooke County, Charles Stokely, Allen
| Stokely, A. J. Bailey, s. L. Burnett, J.
Burnett, Jos. Huff Jobe Bible, Drury
| Dawson, Isaac Dawson, r. Dawson, Brad
ley Talley, George Inman, Lem Bible, j. A.
Rorex, J. g. Murray, Geo. Thomas, J. A..
Clark, w. A. Robinson, Bob Clark, Jas. II.
Robinson, Jas. H. Robinson; jr., Jos. Nor
rell, j. H. Susong, Henry
Penland, A. Clevinger, ]. Q. McNabb,
Noah Kanipe, g. w. Susong, Judge ]. 81.
Randolph, w. 81. Sheffey, David Stokely,
Robt. Curentsn, Issaac Allen, Rev. MIR.
Cation, Jehu Stokely, j. T. Huff, w. F.
Morris, N. q. Stokely, A: Bryant, George
McNabb, Chas. Holland ]. M. Susong,
John Davis, T. E. Moore, c. b. Minis.
Loudon County-W. B. Hope, w. n.
Pickel j. F. West, JOS Williams, Jas.
Leeper, Jas. West, Jackson West, w. H.
Lenoir, s. A. Humphreys, W. V. Grifitts,
| s. Fl. Matthews, Andrew Carpenter, A. Il.
Carpenter, J. II. Donaldson, j. D. Staley,
Will Douthit, F. Kinser, Henry Hoover, J.
| L. Grifitts, j. A. Campbell, Robt. Kittrell,
N. P Bacon, John Wright, T. j. Mason, j.
H. Johnston, w. L. Kline, S. T. Howard.
J. S. Ristine, J. II. Welcker, VIM. Cannon,
Joe. Burton, G. E. Ristine, Frank Cannon,
jefferson County--D. NJ Caldwell. Sam
Caldwell, Dr. A. A. Caldwell, I. A. McCamp-
bell, c. E. Dunn, J. Z. McBee, John NJ.
Meek. j. Rankin, J. G. Dunlap, r. P. Mar
tin, H. @. Whitaker, Sam McBee, &. E..
Newman, 3. l. Newman, A. r. Meek, D..
J. A. Sisk, Rev. E. II Sawtell, Hood Frank.
lin, Jas. Hodge, Geo. MCGEE, Jas. Harri-
son, Prof. w. G. Russell, Capt. Mckinney,
r. J. Anderson, Joel johnson, Matt Peck,
Col. w. e. Moore.
Greene County-R G. Carter, B. F. Ear
nest, H. D. Maloney, s. B. Harmon, Thos.
| Wiliems, Charley Earnest, r. G. Harmon,
| P. L. Smith, J. r. Weems, VIM. Kidwell,
Jas. Graham, Jacob Carter. Jas. Harmon,
Geo Armitage, D w. Remine, A. M. Rees-
| er. Jas. Fox, Jesse Earnest, j. @. A. Re-
| mine, D. Z. Gass, 10. E. Hacker, s. Bow
man
| Monroe County-H. B. Russell, John
M. Jones, j. 81. Porter, J. Fl. Powell, N.
| Goddard, D. Hudgeons, VIM. M. Lee. Jos.
| Cliff, Willie Gaines, John Glaze, Jas. Glaze,
J. b. Goddard, II. M. McCrosky, j. NJ.
| Heiskell, George Montgomery, j. F. Owens,
| J. A. Wallace, Robert johnson, J. H. Lig-
get, 81. B. Yearwood.
Washington County---A. B. Bowman, D.
| W. F. Peoples, B. M. Bowman, G.. w.
Mohler, Jas. Pritchett, Joe Morley, DR.. A.
| s. N Dobson, NJ. s. Mahoney, B. N. Math-
es, I. B. Klepper, s. L. Broderick, A. Mil
ler, w. G. Keezel, Geo. Desler, Jas. Propst,
JAS Copp, John Keebler, w. G. Mohler,
John Vance.
Anderson County-Charles Leonhardt,
| Orville Taylor, s. L. Moore, I. s. Kincaid,
F. T. Dunn, r. M. Wallace, Fl. P. Farmer,
Oliver Haskins, j. X. P. Wallace, J. B.
Lamar, w. r. Dali, W. H. Nc Adoo, w. A.
kirkpatrick, w. Il. Hicks, w. s. Freels, J.
! G. Chiles.
Knox County,. R. Shipe, R. A. Ster-
ling, J. L. George, r. D. Badgett, ST., F.
L. Keller, w. s. Smith, 7. W. Kearns, J. j.
Thompson, J. g. Luttrell, D. F. Badgett,
Joe. George, David Lee, A. Chevannes. w.
A. A. Conner, S. ID. w. Lowe, NJ. w. Nc
Mutt, B. F. Doughty.
Loudon County-CoL w. B. Hope, Jack
son West, s. A. Humphreys, Andy Carpen-
ter, Mai. Donelson, J. T.. Grifitts, John A.
| Campbell, Robt. Kittrell, N. P. Bacon, J..
| Fl. West, w. 81. Pickel.
| Roane County-James Martin, Moses G.
Lee, Thomas Russell, VIM. E. Freels.
| Hawkins County-Sam Portrum, Ham
Hord, P J. Mckinney, Sam P. Galbraith
James County-G. o. Cate, B. w. Pod
get.
Bledsoe County-R. P. Lloyd.
Meigs Coun ty-Wm. B. Brown.
Claiborne County,. M. HARRISON.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The convention reassembled at o'clock
Geo. W. Mabry, Esq, presiding, in the
temporary absence of the president.
Col, G. w. Charlton, secretary, read
resolution handed him by a delegate on th,
floor, proposing a vote of thanks to tn,
Knexville Tribune for opening its column
to the agricultural interests of East Tennes
see, and offered liberal premium for tn
promotion of the same.
Col. C. w. Charlton stating that it wouli
be invidious obstruction to pass such reso
luton without mentioning other paper
that have contributed to the interests of tn
convention. BE offered an amendment re
turning sincere thanks to the CHRoNICL
and Republican, as well as all other paper
in East Tennessee which have assisted i
the cause. The amendment was adopte
without opposition.
Col Jno. NJ. Meek, of Jefferson, offere
an amend mendment rendering q vote Q
thanks to the citizens and business men O
Knoxville for their hospitality in furnishin
the opera-house in which to hold the meet
ings of the convention, and also to the raj
roads for favors received.
This amendment was also unanimousl
} adopted, after which the original motto
was carried.
The secretary read the following questio
) handed in: "rell US the best method c
r clearing field of stumps." There was n
response.
. The regular order was then taken uI
"Hllside ditching" being the topic next
s order. In the absence of Rev. j. p. K,
, fauver, Col. s. T. Howard, of Loudo
County, made some remarka followed b