Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-05-26
COUNTY CONVENTION.
Resolutions and List of Dele
gates to Nashville.
Wild and Woody Time Over Resolution
to Appoint an Executive Com
mittee-Daniel Endorsed

which it was called, the convention
got into a squabbIe about the appoint
ment OF an Executive Committee
and held until O'Clock, too late for
the LEAF-CHRoNICLE to publish the
full proceedings Saturday. Follow
ing is the list of delegates appointed
to the State convention as elected by
the districts under Mr.. Goodpasture's
resolution:
District No. 1-R. Y. Johnson, j.
L. w. Power, Polk Prince, B. F.
Hollins.
No. 2-John Rollow, George Nc
Cauley.
No. 3-Joe Bagbee and w. H.
Smith.
No. At. l.. Mabry, Buck Bryant,
j. I. Marable, w. J. Powers.
No. 5--Ross Bourne, John A.
Grant, DIR. Allen, w. II. Ford.
No. GA. V. Goodpasture, Il. w.
Walthal, B. r. Burchett.
No. TT. A. Whitfield, E. M.
Cooksey, w. G. Smith.
No. ga. j. higgins, /. p. How
ard.
No. 9-Levi Cooper, VIM. Cooper,
w. p. Outlaw.
No. 10-E. M. Nolen, j, II. Will
liams, G. l.. Waller.
No. 11-H. Whitfield, VIM. Cooke,
John Dixon.
No. PC. P. Warfeld, F. S.
Beaumont, j. j. West, Pat Sullivan,
A. S. Major, c. w. Tyler, w. E,
Beach, G. II. Bailey, w. j. Man
ming, H. N. Leech, r. Ledbetter, M
Savage, M. V. Ingram, DIR. Nor
Ellington, p. II. Keesee, r. III. Bur-
ney, A. r. Gholson, l.. b. Askew,
II. Boyd, Clay Stacker, John b.
Allen.
No. 13-J. r. Ussery, J. M. Arm.
strong.
No. 14-E. Baggett, w. e. Burton,
E. j. Gupton.
No. 15-S. E. Wilson, F. f. Foust,
Len Stewart.
No. 16-Sid G. Batson, J. M. Dick.
son, Baxter Watkins, II. Y. Dixon.
No. NV. G. Hunt, j. II. Tur
ner, DR.. Rogers, Jas. Richardson.
No. 19-H. IL. Mockbee and VIM
Baggett.
No. 1913. A. Martin, M. G. Pow.
ers, Sam O. Fessey.
No. 20-W. b. Dunbar, Joe Trot.
ter, VIM. Smith.
| No. DIV. p. Haynes and Brad
Martin.
JOHN RoLLow,
GEORGE BARBEE,
r. III. BURNEY,
j. r. WILLIAMS,
BANTER WATKINS,
Committee.
Following is the report of the com
mittee on resolutions:
Resolved by the Democratic party OF
Montgomery county, in convention
assembled
Whereas two years ago, the Hon
w. Nj. Daniel was candidate for the
nomination for Governor of Tennessee
and whereas he was supported by the
Democracy of Montgomery county
and whereas he is the choice of the
Democratic party of said county fol
said office, because of his recognized
ability, sound democracy and integ
rity as a man therefore be it
Resolved, LIST. That the Democratic
party of this county would like to see
him governor of Tennessee and recon-.
mend him as man and Democrat who
would reflect credit on the State and
look to the best interests of all classes
and interests within the State
Resolved I'd. That in the event his
name is presented to the State Demo
cratic Convention which will meet in
Nashville, Tenn, on July I5, 1890, that
the delegates appointed by this con.
vention are hereby instructed to vote
for him and use all honest efforts tc
secure his nomination.
NJ. SAVAGE,
b. w. USSERY,
l.. w. BOURNE.
Mr.. Burney moved that no proxies
be allowed in the State convention
This met with considerable opposi-
ton at first, but after some discussion
it was carried with only one dissent.
ing vote.
Now the fun commenced on the
resolutions advocated by Judge Ty-
Ter, designed to kick out the present
executive committee and appoint a
new one, and which proved fire
brand, creating a wild and woody
scene.
The managers of the opposition
were some of the same old kickers
who made so much racket over the
nomination of Goodpasture and Cor
ban two years ago, and put an indie
pendent ticket in the field against
them, and which had been forgotten.
The most amusing part of the
thing was Judge Tyler's efforts in the
caucus to load Bro. Nolen so he
would go off right. Nolen backed
up in the corner with his mouth
open and took it all in like a good
wheeler ought, but when it came
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