The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-06-04


We do not approve the mendicant
attitude of the states, which propose
to sell the birthright of family and
local-sslf-goyernment for the pottage
mess of Congressional supervisors.
under a measure introduced in the
interests Of a perpetual national
debt and a plutocracy Of drones sup
ported by tariff taxation and by
coupons on bonds never desired by
the holders to be paid.
The 81, resolution was discussed
at length. Capt. A, 7. NTcNeal and
Esq w. M. johnson in foyer of,
and Judge James Fentress. and
Mr.. Francis Fentress, in opposition
thereto.
The 9TH resolution was also discus
ed at some Ienght, by Francis Fen
tress, in opposition. and A. T. Nc
Neal and Jesse Norment, in favor Of
same. Both resolutions were adopt
ed with but one or two dissenting
votes.
The delegates from each civil dis
trict then retired for the purpose of
selecting delegates to the State Ju-
diciaI Convention to nominate can
didates for Supreme Judges, the
Convention to nominate a candidate
for Chaccellor, and the Convention
to nominate candidate for Gov
ernor, and the following were report
ed as delegates.
No. (te all of the conventions
F. L. Pledge, j. M. Morris, J. w,
Smith, Jno.. 4. Lowe, w. A. Lowe,
and j. A. Manson.
No. 2 (to all OF the conventions, }
w. A. May, J. P. Ferguson, T. j.
Richardson, and r. A. McAnulty,
No. 3 (to all the conYentions,) j.
w. Jones, E. B. Stewart, w. w.
CasseIberry, 0. B. Polk, C. A. Mil
Ter.
No. 4 Estate Judicial,) j. w.
Wilkes, J. A. Moore, z. A. Nc
Claran, L. G. Moore, w. NJ. John
son, H. B. Wynne, S. G. Needham.
| (Chancery,) 2. A. McClaran, j.
w. Wilkes, L. G. Moore, w. NJ
johnson, G. A. Duncan, J. S.
| Robertson. S. q. Nedham. (Gu-
bernatoriaI,) L. @. Moore, S. E.
Cooper, w. M. Johnson, S. g.
Needham, j. W. Wilkes, j. A
Wilkes, j. j, Kinney.
| No. 5 (Gubernatorial,) w. A
| Caruthers, S. II. Clinton. (Chan-
cery,) S. H. Clinton, w. A. Ca
ruthers, and j. Il. Franklin. Estate
Judicial, Judge James Fentress.
No. 6 (both Judicial, } F. Fentress
q. G. Adams, G. M. Savage, Jesse
Norment, c. H. Anderson, r. H
Wood. (Gubernatorial, ~ A. T
McNeal, A. F. Yopp, G. H. Ander
son, H. w. Tate, F. Fentress, T
NJ, Moore.
No. 8 Ito AL conventions R. w
Smi h.
No. IL (both Judicial,) S. H.
Jones, A. L. McNeal, j. r. Reayes,
J. j. Campbell. (Gubernatorial, J
w. A. Mcdonald, Henry Burns.
T. Q. Hudson, j. r. Reaves.
No. II Cloth Judicial,) F. S.
Simpson, j. d. Sasser, Jr, (Guber.
materially J. A. Cox, G. II. Ander~
son.
No. 10 (Chancery,] W. A. H.
Mcdaniel, Julius Crawford, Geo.
w. Breeder, Nat Huddlestor
| Estate Judicial and Gubernator;a al,
Austin Miller, r. n. Mitchell, w.
A. II. Mcdonnell, K. E. Hornsby.
No. IA Ito all conventions, } r. r.
Black, Jesse Gibson.
No. Is Ito all conventions, F.
M. McGIathery, Geo. Bradford, w.
O. Plrtle, J. w. Ruckoll.
No. 16 Ito all conventions, } j. N.
jackson.
No. II, (both Judicial,) A.
Miller, j. A. Foster, 7. E: Webb.
TGubernatorial, J. T. Stevens, CA.
Miller, w, T. F. Thompson.
No. 1s (Chancery,) j. C. Jack
son, W. A, Ross, w. D. Hankins.
Estate Judicial, A. T. McNeal, G.
A. Miller, (Gubernatorial, Q. A.
Miller. jesse Norment.
No. 19 to all conventions, ] Thos.
Shea, G. w. Garrett.
No. % to all conventions, w.
M. Mathews.
On motion the appointment of
the delegates was confirmed.
On motion the convention ad
journed sine die.
F. M. McGLATHERY,
Chairman,
w. A. H. MCDANIEL, sec'y.