The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-15

Fifth District-T. A. Hamilton, II.
Fleming, 9. q. Glass.
Sixth District-B. Thrclkill, T.. o. Tyler,
p. B. Fields, ii. Lanoir.
, Seventh District-H. ii. Horn, +. Null
Inns. NJ. Jones.
Eighth District-J. A. Heron, Charles
Heron, G. Hayes.
Ninth District--L. II. Fields.
Tenth District
Eleventh District-R. 7. Anderson, w.
q. Foster, James Brown.
Twelfth Distribution Paine, l.. T..
Brown, ]. ii. Stewart, N. L. Edwards.
Thirteenth District-Berry Walls, III. A..
Allen, N. +. Clowers, G. L. Scruggs.
Fourteenth DISTRICT. A. o. Boughton.
j. W. Thornton, A. Grey, A. Hewken, p.
j. Daurie.
Fifteenth District-John Shaw, z. Tay-
lor
Sixteenth District-A. Garrett, Robert
McKcnna, T. Hicks.
Seventeenth District-T. M. Bland, J..
VI. Horton.
Eighteenth District-J. L. Bigelow,
Amos Bristow.
The report was unanimously adopted.
| Tho following committee was then ap-
pointed to report an order of business for
the conventions adoption: Zach Taylor,
ia Shaw, I. A. Hamilton. They return
Cd in few minutes and reported the fol-
lowing which was, after some discussion,
adopted: Nomination Of sheriff, trustee
assessor and chancellor in the order named
after which the respective districts were to
retire and name their candidates for minor
offices.
The following committees were then APP
| pointed
To Select Delegates to Nashville. T.
Turner j.. i. Norris, J. NJ. Strickland,
| Charles Wilson. Robt. McKenna, John
Ruth, q. I. Evans, p. b. Fields and Nor
ris Jones.
To Select Executive Committee-E. o.
Tyler, j. 1. Turner, Ben Payne, T. A.
Hamilton, i. Il. Dyer, Zach Taylor, ]. II.
Carter, ID. i. J.. Banks and Ed Shaw.
PENDING the absence OF the committees
calls were made for "Brogran," ''Smith,"
Williamson, Dyer" Hamilton" but
none OF these gentlemen responded. Calls
were then made for Judge Lewis, Of Crit
tenden county, Ark, who was present,
Dut timely motion 10 take recess cut
him OF, and he was never called for again.
II being the sentiment OF the cooler heads
oil the convention that that was no place
TO discuss Arkansas affairs.
After thirty minutes recess the COM
mitiees returned and reported as follows:
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
]. T.. Bigelow, I. A. Hamilton, Ben.
Payne, Zach Taylor T. J. Brogan, J. 4.
Settle, 5. ii. Haynes, T. +. Cassells, n. +,
Clowers, i. w. Buttinghaus, J. I. Turn
or, I. 7. Kayanaugh, J.. o. Tyler, Lewis
liamblen, w. j. Smith, Jno. Colbert, NJ.
I. Williamson, Jno. G. Hook, @. l..
Scrnggs, I. w. Brown. L. b. Eaton, ID.
l.. +. Banks, Nose Strickland, l.. 4. DYER.
II. b. Fields, q. H. Evans, Chas. Wilson
Robt. McKenna, T. VI. Bland, Jno. Ruth.
I'd. shaw, j. w. Moore, W. X. Moore
VIM. Randolph, II. b. Ramsay, L.. o.
Tyler.
DELEGATES TO NASHVILLE.
T. A.. Hamilton, R.T. Brown, I. +. Norris.
II. u. Ramsay, T. J. Brogan, A. w. Brown. T.
T.. Dyer, II. Reniroe, n. +. Clowers. J. n
Settle. NJ. Strickland, II. r. Dix, q. w.
Wilson, ]. w. Wannon, J. T. Turner, Ed
Shaw, 4. w. Brown, A. McFall, nj. y.
Williamson, II. A. Allen, d. l.. y. Banks,
L. II. Haynes John Colbert, w. j. Smith.
4. W. Buttinghaus. q. l.. Mcdonald, /.
u. Eaton, T. 7. Cassclls, A. Dunlop, ]. VI.
Walton, J. VI. Phillips, +. q. Tyler, I. T..
Harrison, Ben Paine, j. T.. Bigclow, J. III.
Carter, q. T.. Evans, H. TAYLOR, T. ID.
Jackson, III. ID. Cullen, J. &. Hook, H. II.
McCown, n. l.. Edwards, W. A. Wade,
q. q. Glass, ID. Y. Tate. s. S. Carter.
NOMINATIONS FOR COUNTY oPFicRRs
were next in orlcr. Somebody nomina.
ted II. II. Cullen for sheriff. Tho nomi.
nation waspromptly seconded, and without
further ceremony Cullen was nominated
by reclamation.
/. y. Norris rose and said he was about
10 place In nomination the name Of a man
who represented an element which had
been severely snubbcd by the Democratic
convention. lie referred % the Germans.
and would present 10 the convention
the name Of German who had
been a consistent Republican almost
from tho birth OF tho marty.
Mr. A. $. Meyers. The nomination was al |
once seconded, and Mr.. Meyers went
through like CREASED lightning
Mr.. VI. I. Williamson was nominated
for Assessor in the same way, and made a
brief speech OF thanks.
CHANCELLOR ESTES.
Mr.. l.. T.. Dyer offered the following rcs. |
olution, which was, after somo slight oppo-
sition, adopted:
Resolved, That recognizing in tho Hon.
II. NJ. Estes an upright and able Judge. |
and believing that the Judiciary should be |
divorced from politics ~ far M possible, |
We cordially recommend Judge Estes 10 |
the Republican voters of shelby county |
for their support at the approaching cleo. |
ton"
Mr.. J. T. Norris nominated Henry
Rcichmann ~ magistrate NJ large. Mr.. |
Dyer opposed the nomination - not likely |
90 give the ticket any strength, although |
hc believed MIR Rcichmann 20 bc capable. |
honest and worthy man.
Elder Carter nominated Z. W. Bultinc.
haus. Another delegate nominated A. q. |
luther. After a half hours discussion
Mr.. Bu,,inghaus was nominated by n
rising vote.
The convention, after giving the wards
and districts an hours time ~ agree upon
candidates for magistcrial and other minor
positions, nj o'clock pm. adjourned sine
dio. Tho ticket in full il printed above.
Notes.
MENEES a Co. sent fans same like
Mclean convention.
TuE indications are that III shaw and
Ingram will both bc beat,
JrpoE T. W. BRowN was IN attendance
and was called on for a speech, but failed
10 comply.
J. T. Srrrlu u q capable, clcar.hcadcd
anl impartial presiding officer, and a credit
10 his racc.
Tig county tickle, Il cmincntly respect.
nl,ta hat t.niiftg.tty ,...L MI al.