The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1888-04-06
I'll. CONVENTION.

of DR.. w. A. Lowe, Hon. J. A.
Manson was elected chairman, al d
on motion of T. E, Webb, A. J.
Coates was elected seerstary.s
On motion of G. A. Miller each
DISCREET was allowed 10 select their
swn delegates to the State conven-
ten allowing one delegate for every
Is democratic vstes pSlsi iii the
last Governors election and enc
delegate fol every fraction over II:
Thereupen each district retired and
selected the folIS wing delegates to
represent them in the State cOnvsn-
ten to be held at Nashville on the
9th of May next;
District DIR. r. IL. BOstWick,
J. I. Lowe, Jne. Bass, W. A.
Lowe, J. A, Manson and F. L.
Pledge.
2. r. J. Harris, D. w. Mc-
Annuity and P. H. McKinniO.
8. J. W. Bass, O. B. Polk and
Thsmas Polk.
4 II. B, Wynne, j. w. Wilkes
w. M. Ssddens, 7. Q. Stewart, j.
L. Moore and w. H MCGUIRE.
5. S. H. Clinton and w. A.
Caruthers.
6, Jesse Norment, A. I. Nc
Neal, J. J. Nicely, ST. Austin Mil
Ter, VIM. Ksarney. G. II. Andersen
and P. I. Jones.
7. r. B. Ray.
s. J. D. Sasser, Jr.
8, W, D. Galloway and R. w.
Smith.
10. G. N. McCOmmOns, A. J.
Coates and G. w. Dowdy.
II. J.. D. Sassor, J. A. Fester,
T, n. Tipler, G. w. Wilson, C.M.
Lambeth and J. R. Reavss,
II. ". V. Murphy, W. a. II,
Weatherly and L, B. Hurt.
10. Wn, Thompson, q. W.
Breeder, r. N. Mitchell, A. j.
Coates and M. H. Jernigsn.
IA. VIM, Virgins and &. a.
Miller, J. J. Young.
IS. W. G. Pirtls, Geo, Bradford
r r Pirtle r NJ McGlatbe4.v and
J. w. Nuckolls
Is, 6 P. McClOndon, j. R.
Swsston and j. Z. Coner.
II. N. T. F. Thompssn, j. t.
Stevens and T. E. Webb,
IS. James McCann, w. T.
Deming and ". D. SiIer.
10 G. w: Garrett and A. c.
Nelms.
20. w, III. Mathews.
And on motion of j. r. Reaves
the above named gentleman wsro
elected by the csnYen ton the dele
gates,
On melton Of DR.. w. A. Lowe
the delegation was instructed to
vote fer A. I. McNeal fer one Of
the: delegates hrcm this Con grsssional
District TO the National Democrat
ic Convention at ST. Lsuis.
The following resolutions were
offered by A. I. NcEeal ard unani~
mously adopted by the convention:
Resolved, By TIE democracy Of
Har dsman county in convention
assembled
LIST, We endorse the adminisIra>
ten OF our President, Grover ClsYs-
land and tavSr his denomination.
We especially endorse his last nes-
sage ts Congress in regard to tariff
taxation.
2nd. We believe the purpose of
tariff taxation Should be solely for
necessary revenue and we oppose
any ether legislation to protect any
Industry achateUer at the expense of
others (whsthOr the others be in
dividual or corporate infants or
giants as the case may be.
3rd. We believe in LEGAL self
government, asginning with the
family and going upward through
the county and state, to the Federal
Government retaining all power in
the people not necessary to b sur
r endsred to state or federal lsglsla~
tors for the goSd Of the tOhole country
and al its people. Hence, We sp-
pose all Legislative subsidies for
special interest, and all legislative
with local affairs not
lmperativoly demanded fer the Gem.
men goods, and in ne case wsuld
agree to any legislation which
would not be lair to all classes and
alike.
4th, We favor exact aud even
justice to the corporations (tns
creatures Of our Go(ernment) as
fully IS t. the individuals who e's-