The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-08-19

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4 Bailey, r., II. r. Dozan, II. A. samIaers,
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f0y Percy c u smith, G u Johnsan, : Archer,
IN P0hi, D Flnlay, spencer, " Jayne,
KB sampled. J = peat9n, ". X. Gildau, "
Tngg, A y Pace, Lee Hexfer
/ wATSE-L 4 Gum, ". :. Davis.
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many, lewis.
w1ssTov--R c Jones. Dr ) 4 Fox J N Chapen,
MeGraW, " A Coleman, j + MeMiliin,
Chas. Richardson
YAIoBusHA-w Douglass, Rotenberry,
N Woods, W e shsekelferd, J T. Backstrom,
Brown, Lockaid J u Moore, W
Moore. Nolney Moore l. Collins, VIM Nor
ing. I Blount, W A Herring.
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1 Uoll0mau. VIII Mclaurin, \ T : Cheathaul
swayze, D : Bie'ss-
Total delegates, actually in attendance 6is
L Capt. W. Fl. Hardy, Of Lauderdale,
Tofered the following:
Resolved, That the Democratic and
. Conservative party Of Mississippi, in
I. Convention assembled, hereby express
? their appreciation Of the honor conferred
D by President Cleveland upon the party
= and upon the State by the appointment
= 10 a Cabinet position of that illustriOus
statesman and patriot, honOred and
:, beloved by Mississippi, the Hon. l.. q
I &. Lamar.
: Resolved, That in the policy of Presi
y dent Cleveland, so far as disclosed, w
D see not only nothing to condemn, buf
J. everything to inspire confidence in hi
u wisdom, integrity and craftsmanship
d and we hereby express our unqualified
endorsement Of the same.
b. The resolutions were loudly applaud
is ed, and on motion of Mr.. Parish, 0
:. Issaquena, they we're adopted unani
q. mously, by rising vote.
-. Mr. !. p. Allen, of Attala, offered tn
ri following, which was adopted;
Il Resolved, That a committee, styled !
Committee OH Resolutions, be aTpOinte
OF BY the chair, composed of two froI
Pm each Congressional District and fOu
from the State at large, to whom sha
ee be referred all resolutions relating
rh Platform, without debate, until repOrte
ms by the committee.
Judge Watson. Of Marshall, rising
OF a question of privilege, stated that OWN
y, to the limited seating capacity of ii
le- hall, all delegates could not be supple
n: with seats, and moved that all dul
elected delegates be admitted to Il
floor of the Convention; which W;
les agreed to.
= Mr.. Martin, Of Claiborne, offered Il
Nv following, which was referred to Il
J. Committee on Resolutions:
Resolved, That the State Democrat
rs Executive Committee be requested
" revise and apportion the representatiC
&c and votes to which each county sha
M hereafter be entitled in State Conve
tions, on the basis Of the last census.
RI On motion of Mr.. Clifton, of Hind
ON, the Rules of the last House of Repr
on sentatives were adopted, as far as app
I'M cable, for the government of the Co
!. vention.
ON Hon. w. w. HUMPHREYS, of Lcwnd'
offered the following, which was adoE
nes, ed:
roe Resolved, That nominations for Go
ew. ernor now be declared in order, al
that the Convention proceed to nomi
'oni ate by a call of counties.
Mr.. Martin, of Claiborne, nominal
A Governor Robert Lowry, of Rank
NM aha ale Estpeed the a9RipFaHti 8Eeh BY Wa Or
] eral times applauded.
es- The nomination was received wi
q, } hearty and long continued applause.
Hon. G.. b. Huddleston, of SEQ
YER, placed in nomination Capt. Put. Dardt
and in eloquent terms set forth t
b J. claims of that distinguished gentlems
Hon. w. II. Hardy, of Lauderda
T. after paying an earnest tribute to I
J capacity and patriotism of Hon. Joel
rell, Walker. withdrew the name of Il
~ .Ss gentleman from the Gubernatorial CT
lex, test, and pledged, for him, a warm ST
port to the nominees of the Conv'
b. ton.
Capt. Jas. I. FAINT, of Marshall, af
A ioI an eloquent eulogy of Gen. W.
Fsatherston, whose name had be
mentioned in connection with the off
J. c. of Governor, announced that Marsh
, r county had no nomination to make.
' at The roll of counties was then call,
jr., with the following result: