The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-09-19


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n g. beuion, J, H. sin, John Russell,
John Cuicr anil John Branch
Beat 3 RI Taylor, 4 T. Neelham,
= g. English W o Hunter, W T. Bell
J T. Fletcher ! VI Kylp, g. B Vance
W H. Dmno and Warren Crosby
There being no objections the dclcga.
lions were admitted and the committee
on credentials discharged
Hon r. H. Taylor was, upon motion
Of Capt 7, H. Nccdham elected pcrml-
nent chairman, by ucclamHilon
Capt Taylor made brici, but very
spirited speech, outlining an aggressive
policy for the Democracy Of Pamela and
eyoking great applause and enthusiasm
Il. 4, Bonner WIS chosen permanent
secretary by reclamation.
The chairman then declared the con.
%yeniion permanently organized and ready
for business.
On motion the convention adjourned
informally half nm hour, 10 give the
several delegations an opportunity for
consultation,
Upon reasscmbling, nominations being
declared IN order, Mr.. j. b. Boothe was
nominated for Senator by acclamation.
Quite . number Of gentlemen were
placed before the convention for the leg.
stature Mcssrs. John Fowler, ]. h.. Me.
Gehee and $. G. Cook securing tue nom
inntions.
Mr.. G. i, Taylor was nominated for
Sheriff over three very worthy compcti.
.ors.
Mr.. s.. H. Williamson was nominated
for Treasurer by reclamation, against his
earnest protest.
Capt J. l., Knox WAS nominated fol
Tax, AFsesSor on the second ballot.
I, Mr.. Robert fumn was nominated 10y
acclamation for Surveyor.
Mr.. John +. Smith was nominated ~
Coroner and Ranger by reclamation.
. Capt c, b. Vance moved that a com
mittcc OF one from each beat be appoint
el to nominate Il county executive com
mittec three from each beat passed It
amended by Mr.. ]. C. Andrews maxim
the number five instead OF three.
Mr. r. W. Bailcy's motion TO rcconsi'
cr the above passed, but SITTER some de
bate, his motion TO substitute three 70
five was lost
Pending the committees report, I'll
nominees were loudly called for in n
Sponsc, Mcssrs. Boothc, MCGchec, Tow
or, Cook and Smith appeared aud d
~ liyercd short anil appropriate addresses
,c The choice oi the new executive ccu
mittcc ~ iollows-wn n ratified by Il
convention
col Beat M. Pointer, As. Yarbroug
" ". h. Woottcn, W. H. McGchcc and
ID X. Slcdgc;
Beat ID 4. C%hamblin, g. II. Park
W }. Floyd, VI. II. rarucll and X. '
,d Bailey;
or Beat 50. u. Arnold, g. W. Dcato
~ Il. H. Jones, J. +. McNeclcy and W. ]
Hardy
Beat i-B. H. Payne, J. b. Still, j.
w Iackcy, Martin Dcaton and 1T. N
Oh Culloush;
r.. Beat 5-R. II. Taylor, r. L. Mcclellan
W W. Perkins, j. G. Armstrong a
W. 7. Bell
hs The Pauola STAR, the Southern Rcpo
rs or aud tdo panolinn were requested
mt publish these proceeding.
nd There being M other business,
motion, the convention adjourned q
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w K. 4. BOWER, L. II. TlYu
~ Secretary. Chairman