The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-06-18

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l uoinoeSN DrW I, KERN. JAS T Meade. j
J Gwin, G A Wilson, + A Howeh;
Moore. s S Carter, w b Burwell, w A Hei"'
Henry Christmas. J E Stantield pVMih;
Tssaouena-F w Anderson, \ j Wlihth-
son.
Jaekson-M NJ Evans, G IL Wood
Jasper-C w Tatum. ~,
Jeferson--W IL Spencer, W Daruen,
r III Forman, C ID Butler, > l. Gllllam'
FRASER,
Kemper--W Rush, j FL Duke.
Lafayette-C b hOwry, w Holder y
Carter, T E Matthews. II
Tauderdale-J 2 Walker, shannon II
Watkins. w n King, Jere Horn > fech'
r NJ Bordeaux, II ID Cameron, II M street.
Z TaWrenee.Dr G A Teunison, W w VIII
Leake-G Q Hall, W T Landrum
T.ee-Jas Rincanuon, G r Cherry
Leflore.-Wm Barry.
TincoIn.-J + Sessions, r II thompson,
H Cassidy, w Spencer, . b Dausn'i''
T Hobbs. 1Iarrts-
Lowndes,-C A Johnston. JAS ! Harris
son. r + Hudson, II w Banks, Il X shef-
man, w H Cook. uo,,
Msdison.-Robert Powell, Geo Harvey
E C Postel, r Lee.
Marion.-Not represented: w, \,
Marshall,-Gen. II + Williamson:
et u John Calhoon, JOS Ii Watson,
Geo w Mckee Jas Z FAINT, ii q Myers. ~
Monroe.-R o Reynolds, f l. sykes, W
B Walker. Geo c Paine, I } McQulstoh'
A Jonas, S A Dalton. upuoIr
mis- B Hurt, D w Holman, JAS lrotter,
| r + Holloway, DIR w A Hurt, + + F"itZ'
| l. KERN, jr.
Neshoba.-J L Harris, proxy.
| Newton.-Thos Keith, } Thornton II Il
| L u l Chairman. d
| Moore. r F Pettus, ii p Andrews.
| Noxubee.-W b Barker, RObt FATTY j
| 1. Clemens. w Il Augustus, A W simpson
| Oktibbeha.-R X Parker:
Panola-R A Bonner. y Il Siedge' Is -
Partee Jas H Jones, l. ) Harms, h"i"-
| water, Lee Williamson.
Perry.-Not represented. w
Pike NJ Govan, W NJ CopNerly, 4
Cassidy, JAS c Lamkin, X St0ekda'e' II
m Pontotoc,-C B Mitchell. Jas Gordon.
Prentiss.-H Nj Street, proxy, W COX
TTantInHP Henry. r S MeLaurin, d Puck
oft G G Russell, A ii Lacy. MeCasklll
j s Melvin, C ii Bethune. IlDbS; . 7
Berry, A McLaurin, IL Mcl.anrln; Dr II
, | I, Gibson, VIM Buchanan, EhOchs,
A White. p B Bridges, X. d. Brown.
, Seott-C w Harris, ID NJ Womack, A
5 Nichols.
Simpson-A q Berry, Jr. Il Dickson
: O MAY, G NJ Everett, ID G Hays.
Smith-W II Jones, l. Mel-a'rlh-
: Webster-W A Davis.
|, Sunfower-JY Y Walton.
/ Tallahatchie-J Baily.
! Tate-A Scott, @ ID Stands, j n Bailey
= J G. ROsebOrOugh.
Tippah-Col w G Falkner.
:, TishOmingo-J NJ Stone
Tunica-
e Union.-J ii Dalton, Il. NJ. Stephehs' \
Warren.~T G Catchings. TIM Miller. |
G McCabe. c E Wright. A W Brien, >
Hays. E A Forbes, \ ii Harris. l.. W. Ma
gruder. II S,,,5,t
4 I . NcNeeIy. III Wilzinski. w A Pollock.
Wayne.-M l. MeRae.
Wiikinson.-Geo McGhee, ID { Bran
lett. yp Oh,
Is maker, Geo Y Metts. NJ ,
a. Yalobusha.-W A ROane, Brown-
q Chapman, w Moore.
d. Yazt,o7 II s Kicks, S 5 Griffin, j Z Prev
4, 1T. w 4 Henry, II L Taylor, A g Norrel
O. Jas 4 Barksdaie, r G Hudson d K Barnet
J.. DIR p Mccormick. -,
The following committee on resoi !
: lions were appointed ! LIST DlstrlcI-I
y o. REYNOLDS 2d Distriet-T. q; pocl
ery; Sd District-J, S, McNeeiy; II
C District-E. G. Walthall; 18th District
n, + g. Prewett: 9th District, w Ian
a. bert; 9TH District-A, j. Mel .aurin:
id resolution was adopted providir
an that ali resolutions should be referred
Of the committee on resolutions without q
al bate. -.
No. duced:
ng Bv Mr.. Barker, of Noxubee-
To- The Democratic party of MISSISSIPPI
ID, in convention assembled, realizing Il
in momentous importance OF the conlT
contest for President OF the Unite
m. states. and earnestly desiring Il
triumph of Democratic principles, TO II
. END that the government may be refori
' ed. corruption stamped out, the UnlT
cenented, the rights of the States pr
ID served, and fhe eonsfitui NON mainIah'
in accoFdance' with the wise ana Dehe
m cent Views Of its founders, thereto
be it :,
Hon. Samuel j. ridden, Of New York,
m statesman of the highest order, patFi
of the purest type, man of uhblemis
ed bubble and private record. and Del
'h- Ocrat Of the sffietest sect, who hayiI
borne our eolors TO VICTORY in 1876, e.
IN do so again in 1881.
Tn Resolved, That the Democratic par
of Mississippi would bail with nnDolh
u
of Of M. TTlden by the National Gonye
no. ton at Chicago as the standard bear
On OF our party for he Presidency, belle
af ing that the magic Of his name assoei;
ed with the recplleetiDns OF the stHpe
ing dous and shameful fraud that was peri
no trated upon him and his supporters
1Ty 1877, will insure us glorious Vlctol
lde Referred.
d By Mr.. Clemens, OF Noxubee-
an Resolved. That we recognize in GO
riz- Robt. Lowry an able, upright and ]
70 triotic chief magistrate,S who has
- PLAYED, during his administration,
i zeal for the public welfare that has
= hearty. appFpb lan- Referred.
ag- re Major Sessions, Of LinEdln-
airy Resolved, That the Chair appoint
adj committee of one from each CoRgr
ned siopal district to recommend to the ~
ime yention four delegates from the Sta
lth. af-Iarpe 10 the National DenlOera
CcnyentioH, and tive electors for
also state-at.laFge, Tabled On motion
~en Mr.. Clifton
~ - By w. III. Kimbrough, Of chickasaS
pe Resolved. That We endorse the "a
her nl NO. ~ tI1e National Democratic 81
nat form OF 1880, and that our delegates
cia- The National Democratic Convention
veil s. held fl Chicago July Sth 1854 be |
nav are hereby Instructed to urge the ad
q zion or d Tariff for revenue only rs 3 :
and III its platform, and urge the nominal
80. 5f candidates for PtesidBf1t and NJ
- - President who are ayoEed advocate
that principle. Referred.
By1fE, calhoun, Of MAFshall
Resolved, hat The aelegates to
Chicago convention 80 AniHsEFHel
I1efeFfed.
.r,s- nv FosfeII and Powell. Of Madiso
49, Resolved, That Il Il the sense 0f |
s-erktRn not to elect any mi
r. stare tsApst $500 ~
Der 81 Congress as & delegate 40
I'D Democratic National Convention 70
s4q- held At tie city " Chicago on the
lich day ~ July 1884. To nnilJ hale calIfiili
hose for President and Vice sresll dent .Bf
q of United States. Referred.
ard BY Mcdonald, Of Benton
his Resolved, mat the course Of
act NfsslEsinpt Democratic delegation
.kan GohRfess Oh itkB N6TTjse1N llH, be
- tiursed. Refined ~
,ss5 By Mr.. Gherfysso Lee county
81 Resolved, That the members Of
-ssf Convention Indignantly refuse the {
- 81 the railroads 70 carry members
- this CQqfehfion al reduced faies. Ial
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