Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1885-11-21

On Permanent
County organization Oh tredeillhlS'
Mason. }. II HobSon. A. r. hoodaS'
Bracken ... .J Ohm Selton. \, j. bIadl0ru' |
Fleming. Arthur Bolts Joseph Randall
Nicholas John La Rue. A. j. boIilc,
Robertson. j John I. rcarce' L. u h9i@lies. @
Campbell. j. G. De Moss. W. ~ hlhheE;
Boone. James Kennedy. j. II, heliicuy'
Grant. ...... Dr. j. 7. scott e. NhI'auHihs'
mum, .,.o,,
PendlctOn Col. VI. Muller. Ar; houtrls"n'
Harrison J. n LAKE ~ " ."rhe''
GalIatin-...M. LIllard. b furu!ah;
Carrull-...,T. NJ. barrett, II. l.. NuI'a"u'
IuEhah
Scott III, flamtrlrk' - " Hha'eS'
Henry ---. y !. , ~
Brown .lOhu Tweed 4. ]. oung.
ClcrmOnt..L. \. Hight i"fat'Gr7oh.
Adams ~ Drenncr X EIlisoh.
Bourbon w. !. pNtrN. H. ,HoIetI'i
Fayette ~ Ne, iedah ~. ~ nocH'r' i'''i,' IT,
Clark k.........- Roe Hooker, i,u' IothCI
N0nlgom ". n SurhauI'' ~ "a - w I u
Buth...,-,''M W aItti sun p' !" 49, i''"7''''
Jcssaminc }. II. Dckey. ,,,t...
kcnton. Leo Armstrong a. d. hPfs'
SwiW Ind. SIlaS HoNe' - ,..,.,.,,,
Lewjs..,.....A sullivan. > -, Suiu uh'
Gurrard .J. \. Burnslde. NuW dll"l'
At the opening OF the evening session ' o.
Sidney u. MaNMelt oellNtr'H a toLEl"'utHi ,a1i
tory address, WhCh mcqueen hTui't WI!
come to the deltEhles. lie CVIViaIll tVulpu,
mcntcd the visitors upon lhc lHlilchN4
! growth OF the tohacco trAdc alI tut t IlltiIS'
which the business POSITION W
| mlIllfu III '"eo"'" "s NJ - .lgr1 III os
which was now IN c9ntenlpIat.otn' u" ,ro %9,
surod the deIeEaleS 3i lnc ucai ~ w "gt,o,ro ti
which the pcOplcp inns Guy hCtVlHtu Wy W., l.
| The Committee on fGflhhhTn u < un'1', Wv =
| tutu I'IpIl'"' "u yViI T,rnn1 Il
| elected thurua'h WIN Johh a. Nc.u, p'
! F. Hitch and GOIdon wagner " 0tCic'ul.tte, ~ y
| General 5finnell delivered qulte ltustn3
and eloquent address III "iltp ne Il 'UV"otu
| keeping the tobhceo illaFhtI ~ o,4'|t, ~ .
but in order TO 90 lat ne >"u lli'i ii huSt
certain concessions made, or tht nu'ilont "
| dollars thHl are no" IN 5ho No'''' - =
OF this city Will oe HpIIlteH ""H W
| other more thteFpr'stHs Po'"'o
the Falls city, tor instance - anu
| those interested might Us Mth nv "uTGe ~ :
| aware of 1t now as al any olhti .Ilnt' I iuI
tobacco trade was unaef ht"N tnH'o ny ,G at'G
unusuH' Ttslilt'ioh liulti " ,,,s,,,,1,,
was.plsnted unthH feacneu NHt Vsus uiiiti ,,
! Cincinnati was a halufhl ihathe.l tlHla ~, h"rs 'ro
rich sections ana "S sue" e"o"'' " F''
served, -" o...!..,.i,.,
d, The committee on Perlnuheht 'II IaiI1alio'
submitted n report IN sul,slallce ns ioilu"s G,,,
That tins convention oi ohlpPtIs ANU "ioN
er> shairesolNG ltsGn mo pthin"iEI, Tnhocc, "p
ganHutiun to oc kh"~u Us thc ho'etc' Iu ~
shippers Associau0n ol tne ONO nlea' IN,
object of which shali ne 10 eiCuul"e' az, NV
! foster tnt iul'it9' vi 'N'oNl -, -, ~. -,
governed ny sucl ruIt' aup lt4u,a,to"' 7i "a
may be adopted by SAD a>soeiatioh. ny
officers shall he President, ice ffts'dehl
Secretary and Treasurer 10 pe e1cc'eu 10
one year. ,,..t..,,.,, c,,,,,,
me ahllual "Ittl'iE TIT Sh"tL @ nr - th,,,,- =,
natl on the second TUESDAY OF fenruurl
lSS6. The President sha'i nave P"Mer 10 ,''.' COZ
Veue the Executive committee "heh oec'
sion demands. 49,.
THE following report was made the Con
mttee on hu4es u'Iu ~ - To- ,i u
That this Convention shall be governed .
J the usual parliamentary rIleS. eecohu-
That each county reprcsehIGa sham Al, ne tfi ta,
tied to ten votes Cird rpce. Third-That attt
seven ballots shall have been taken, the cai
ddatcs having the lowest numpcr OF N9tt
, shall he dropped ana 50 on tnTl ray sueN'ou'H
ballot, until "a nomination thall uc nHde'
{ r OhNRA' CHAIRMAN
Mr. Anderson's amendment was to the e
feet that the CONVENTION s'ulpli a>h ~