The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-08-17

Nesly, Jr. c A Miller, P w Aug
tin, DR., J J Feely, Sr. Austin
Miller, AZ YOpp, " J Redo, J A
Wilson, A J Coates. Senatorial
J K P Tate, W A II Mcdaniel, CI
A Miller, DR. J Nicely, Jr. R n
Mitchell, A J Coates, w r KsarnOy
Chas Harris, J l. McNeal, col,
District 7, Congressional and
Floterial-Blll Hammons. Joseph
Wellons, Senatorial Thomas
Vincent, Archie Campbell,
District 8 Congressional and Floa~
teriAI-J a Carter. Senatorial -
d Saaser, Jr.
District 9, CyngressiOnAl and
Floaterial, and 6enatorial-R w
Smith, W 7 Hanmons, W II Ham
nOnds. w d Galloway, " n Spark
man, +. 0 Lake,
District 0, Congressional, Floa>
terial, and SenatOrial-R N Bryant
DC Sauls, q. w DOwdy, Rob
Gallo way.
District II Congressional, an
Floaterial-J W Wilson, J o
Moore, J D Wamack, J A Foster,
r Reavss, " A Mcdonald, J r
Jones. Senatorial-Dr D Sasssr
Sr, Calvin Sain, G u Wilson, J T
Hudson, r II Powell, S H Jones,
r Z Talley:
District Y Congressional and
Pictorial j A Cox, S p McKinnie,
Pleas Tranum. Senatorial-T B
Hurt, W P Macon, Sr, w A H
Weatherly.
District Is Congressional and
Floaierial-E H Doris, 2 7 Simp
son, Jahus Crawford. Wn Thomp.
son, ]. 4 Vaughan, G D Milstead,
Nat Huddleston, Senatorial h
HornsbY, A n Baker, K E Horns
by, g P Vaughan. d 8 Webb J T.
Lockman, G T Milstead.
District IA Congressional and
FloaterIal-W A Gibson, Geo w
BIAek, J 7 Willoughby, ] + Marsh
SenatOrial-A J Walton. and W
w NuekoIls.
| District Is Congressional, FloA>
tsrial AID Seaatsrial-W G PIrtle
| Geo Bradford, . ID Alnsou, J D
kelly, Aatr Rose K N McGlathery i.
District Is Congressional ard
| Floatsrial r Sweeten, q P
McClenden, and J EComer. Sena-
torial j M ia cksen, L N Murles
and J w thompson.
! District II Congressional and
| Floaterial A H Beck, I e Webb
Jake Stevens, aud W s Moore.
/ senatorial A Fl Beck. T E Webb
Jake Stevens, AMI K Z Hudson.
District Is Congressional and
| FloatSrial Geo W FawOett, " A
| Ross, John + Hornsby and Il Hud-
dlsstOn. Senatorial W D Sler.
James NcCann, W 7 Hooper. and
John II Savage.
District 10, Congressional and
Floaterial, J II Garrett, e n .Jsy>
ner, and ] K Irby. Senatorial " J
TipIsr, Messy Hill, and J E Tatuu.
| District 20, Congressio naI and
I FlsAterlal. Joe Matthews. Senate.
rial, Frank PrswItt.
The following resolution was in-
troduced By ". A. Lewe and
adopted:
Resolved, That the democracy of
Hardsman endorse the cAndidae y
/ of Hos. Jesse Eormept tor nominA,
ton to Congress in the Tenth Con.
| gressional District and hereby in
struct their delegates to the Con-
gressional convention to east the
vote of Hardeman County for him
SO lSng rs his name is before the
convention.
| On Saturday resolution was
offered by " a, Ross, submitting
Wilkes and Manson to the people
at primaries to be held en- the 18th
of September, The Wilkes men
ivoted down the resolution.
On Saturday the convention, at
ter having been in session OOntinu-
Ously for six days, adjourned to
meet at 10 s'slOck Monday morning
| On Monday morning the ballots
stood about as usual, Wilkes 594
Manson 3s4. The highest vote at
tanned by Wilkes a. any time was on
Thursday,''when he reached so 6O-61
sr within 4 votes of nomination.
! The balloting continued Nenda y
antil O'Clock in the evening, when
one of the Wilkes men had succeed
ed III gaining the consent Of his par.
! ty to enter a caucus and formulate
some plan Of compromise. They
went iAto caucus, and after dehber-
ating for an hour, sent a cenferen ce
committee 30 Laeet like committee
from the minority. The minority
held q caucus and appointed their
COMMITTEES. The two committees
| met, and the committee for the
majority submitted the following: