Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-05-13

an hour pandemonium was not q
circumstance to the confusion that
existed. The chairman finding that
he could not control the convention.
sat down AMI waited calmly until
lhs tumult subsidized. When Oldcl
was restored the Chair an.ou CD
that under the rule IIallam was
dropped and a delegate withdrew
the name of Col. Broc ienlidge and IA
second ballot was taken as follows
Waltcrson, 593; Mckenzie, $50 !;
Jones, 565l3 Johnsto', 1873; Bur
dcttc, 373. The first four named
were declared elected. Mcssrs. Wat
t2rson and Mckenzie received ali
but about 10 Of the votes.
All four ofthe delegates elect then
made speeches of thanks.
Upon motion the following alter
mates were elected by q viva vocc
vote: Chas. Reed, Of Paducah; j.
q. Bcckham, of Shelby L. T. Young,
of Rowan and Jacob Corbitt, of Bal
lard.
A number of nominations were
made for electors for the State at
| rgc and ballot resulted in the
el, ,ction Of w. b. Fleming, of Leafs
vile and Ben S. Robbins, Of II my.
Fyr alternateS. w. j. Hendricks, of
Fleming and j. F. Dempsey, of Hop
kius.
The business being finished the
convention adjourned at , a. NJ,
Thursday, May Sth.
DEMOCRATIC ELECTORS.
At Largc-W. b. Fleming. of JEFF
frrson, and Ben. S. Robbins, of Old
ham.
First District-Hhea Boyd, of Nc
Crackcn. .
Second District-Cromwcll Adair,
of Union.
Third District-John 6. Rhca, of
Logan. '
Fourth District Samuel Berry, of
Marion. ..
Fifth District-J. f. Bullitt, Jr.,
of Jefferson.
Sixth District-L. 7. Apologize, of
Pcntticton. .....' u.
S,v,nth District-Ila ulan, of
Franklin. ...... .........,.
Eighth District-G. N. Robinson,
of Shelby. .''''
Ninth Districts. S. Savage, of
Boyd. . - -
Tenth District. T. Salyer, of
Morgan.
Eleventh District-Rollin Hunt, of
Metcalfe.
ASSISTANT DISTRICT ELECTORS.
lst. Wm. Reed, of Marshall; 9,
ThoS. l.. Cannon, of Henderson; 3,
II. Y. Thomas, Jr., Of Muhlenberg;
4, Chas Carroll, of Bullitt; 5, Jas. G..
Givens, Of Louisville; 6, Jno. S.
Ducker, NJ. ID. Gray and Jno. II.
Bashaw;7, VIM. NJ. Cravens, of Hen
ry; g, N. ID. Miles, of Jcssaminc; 8,
W. B. Deering and II. Kennedy; 10,
Thos. Y. Fitzpatrick, of Floyd; IL, j.
ii. Chandler, Of Taylor.
DELEGATES TO THE NATIONAL CON-
vENTIoN.
The Kentucky Democratic dclcga-
ton to Chicago is composed of the
following named gentlemen:
At Largc-lIcnry Watterson, j.
StOd lard Johnston, James A. McKcn-
zic and Thomas l.. Jones.
First District. ID. White, of Bal
lard; r, a. Burnett, of Trigg. Al
ternates-Ike Quigley, of McCracken,
w. +. Grayot, of Livingston.
Second District-W. ID. Orr, of
Hopkins; Hunter Wood, of Chris
tian. Alternates-F. NJ. Baker, of
Webster; Montgomery Merritt, of
Henderson.
Third District-W. B. Jefferson, of
Todd w. f. Owsley, of Cumberland.
Alternates-M. &. Hay, of Mullen
berg; E. Stockdale, Of Logan.
Fourth District-A. j. Gross, of
Breckenridge; w. G. McCord, of
Washington AlternateS-D. ii.
Smith, of Laruc; Gus Richardson,
of Meade.
Fifth District-Thos. ii. Sherley.
John G. Roich. Alternates-Sam
English, Ed. Briscoc.
Sixth District-L. /. Norman, of
Boone; r. p. Helm, of Kenton. Al
ternates-W. f. Peak, of Trimble;
John I. Mcclure, of Grant.
Seventh District-Attilla Cox, of
Owen; II. j, Megibbcn, of Harrison,
Alternates-John Gillespie, of Wood
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