Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1889-07-13

:. ~. LtNis, ......... ,AOO
q, II. Neyland, ......... 234
J. D. Riley, Observation-Disclosures. 1O3
For S0Pr. OF EDUcArIoN:
r. w Brown, ... ...... 294
j. N Fly, ..........s.....22I
For Coroner AND RANGERS
J. w. Bryant, ...........217
RabeIt j. Nigley, -. ----. 40I
A motion was made and carried
that the report of the committee on
credentials be received and dis
charged.
A motion was made and adopted
that the temporary organization be
made permanent, and that the votes
be cast by precinct.
A motion was adopted that the
Chairman appoint the delegates to
the Senatorial Convention and that
they be instructed to vote for j. II
Jones for Senator, and the Chairman
appointed the following; A. N.
Ratcliff, j. NJ. Sessions, Peter
Stockett and DR.. j. G. Robert.
r. NJ. hcGehee made a motion
that the delegates to the State Con-
vedfion be instructed to vote for J.
M Stone for Governor. I. NJ
milestone offered an amendment
that the votes he taken for Governor,
and that the delegates be instructed
to cast the votes of this county for
the several candidates voted for in
proportion to the vote each receives
j. A. Redhead offered an amend
ment to the amendment that the
delegates go to the State Convention
nninstructed, which was lost. A
motion was made to table T NJ.
Whetstones amendment was carried.
The motion of r.. NJ. McGehee was
then adopted.
On motion OF II. S. Van Eaton the
delegates to the State Convention
were instructed to vote for the nomi-
nation of NJ. NJ Evans, for Lieutenant
Governor. And on motion of j. r,
Norman to vote for the nomination
of Girard Brandon for Superinten
dent of Education.
Henry Johnson made motion tina
the delegates be instructed to vote
for the nomination of w. L. Hem
mingway for State Treasurer. Al
amendment was offered by I. NJ
Milestone and adopted, that thu
. delegates to the State Convention bt
!, instructed TO cast the vote of thi'
county for ". l.. Hemingway, A @
May and r. 7. Love in proportion
to the vote received by each of then
in this convention A ballet wa
then held which resulted as follows
Hemingway, 40; A Q. Nay, 80
r. I Love, "a.
On motion of ]. G. Robert it wa
e resolved, That in counting the vote
for the candidates no fraction othe
than tenths be regarded, the neares
> tenth to the actual vote is to b
estimated, except in case of one
half tertlI, which is to he divided
= A ballot was then had for Repre-
+ sentatives which resulted as follows
> T. V. holland, CO $40; ". A. Dick
son, 53 lilo; " p. S. Ventress
d 80 4-l0; II. c. Capell, 6 $40.
: Z. V holland was declared nom
t. mated and no nomination declared a
to the remaining representatives
!. The name of II. c. Capell was witt
d drawn, and on motion of j G
n Robert resolution was adopted
t. That the vote cast for 7. V. Nolan
at the primaries be disregarded
7 fvrther ballots for representatives
, and t,lat the votes of the several pre-
, cincts be cast for w. A. Dickso
and w. P. S. Ventress in proportio
- to the popular vote received by eac
in the primaries.
The name of w. P. S. Ventre'
= was withdrawn, and upon motion "
A. Dickson was nominated fC
n representative by reclamation.
l. A ballot was then had for Sheri
= which resulted as follows: F. 1
Lewis, 43 Ito; c. H. Neyland, 3
he $40; J. D. Reilly, 16 Ito. After
y number of ballots, with the san
result, ] D Reilly withdrew as
5. candidate. A motion offered by
~ H. Neyland was adopted, providir
z that the Riley vote in the Coventic
4 be cast by the delegates Of I'll
3 several precincts, between G. I
. Neyland and F. D Lewis, as thC
D saw ft.
z A ballot was then had as follows
u n Ii - 1 II. n II M