The Russellville Democrat., 1892-06-02
DEMOCRATS Io TH1 FoRE.
Tosnsllp Meetings Held 1o Set the Party
 Machinery in Motion.

Throughout the county last Saturday township conventions were held pur- suaDf to call issued by Chairman wilson of the county central committee. The following is brief summary of the pro- lceedings SO far as reported
 noLLY BKAp TOWNSHIP.
 Delegates R. M. Newport, T. s. Ed wards. W. W. Estes, C. G. Oates. In- structed for Fishback and Hogins and for primary election on the 4fh Safur- day in June. ". O Ferguson. James Wells and Il. N. Williams were elected township committeeman.
 JACKSON TOWNSHIP.
 W. H. Ross chairman and W. c. Bul- lock secretary. O. N. Campbell, J. M. Webb and " c. Bullock were elected delegates to county convention and ". H. Ross alternate. They were instruct ed for Fishback, Hogins, Mcconnell and primary election. w. c. Bullock was chosen county central committeeman, and ". II. Ross, ]. M Webb and c. N. Burris township committee.
 CENTER TOWNSHIP.
 W l.. Crow was elected chairman and ". F. Turner secretary. Delegates to county convention--Wil Y. Turner and w. l.. Crow. Unanimous instructions were given for the following for state officers: Fishhack Hogins, Mathews, Mcconnell Morrow, Shinn and Adams. Delegates were instructed to vote for primary election ". l.. Crow was elected township central committeeman for the ensuing two year. John Garri- gus, " F. Turner and J. " Craig were elected township committeeman.
 At the close Of the convention rous- ing democratic club was organized with the following officers: Vim. l.. Crow president. s. R. Hurley vice president, A. C. Trickey secretary. The first meet ing will be held at } o'clock p. m. June 4 All corners will be welcome.
 GALLA GREEK TOWNSHIP.
 R. c. Brown was made chairman and e. $. Falls secretary. c. $. Bell, T. M. Oates and H. D. Brown were elected delegates to the county convention. C.. w Reed was reelected n member of the county central eommitte. J. NJ. Oates, J. NJ. Rogers and W. 0. Ferguson were elected township committeeman. The delegates were instructed to vote for a primary election to be held not earlier than the third Saturday in July. Fish back for governor and Hogins for sec retary of state were made the unanimous choice of the convention and the dele- gates were instructed to cast their votes as q unit for them and as they think best for the remainder of the state ticket. J. NJ. Oates and H. D. Brown were nomi- mated for magistrates and C. K. Reed for constable.
 ILLINOIS TOWNSHIP.
 F Wilson was chosen chairman and B. F. lobe secretary. The follow ing were elected delegates to county con vention. Dr. W. H. Hill, W. II. Hum- pllreys, Jeff Davis, B. F. lobe, T. H. Elgin, J. T. Bullock, G. k. Howard, J. c. Wallace, E. H. Healy, Jessie Rankin, W. ". Tate, J. T. Puckett, Joe William son: alternates, M H. Baird. John R. Young, J. E. Battenfield, W. r. Wooten, NJ. k. Craig. Chairman Wilson was added to the list of delegates. The dele gates were instructed to support " NJ. Fishback for governor and and K. B. Hogins for secretary of state and to vote as d unit on all matters. Delegates were instructed to vote for a primary election to nominate county and judicial officers, and they were also instructed to favor the third Saturday in June as the date for said primary election. ". r. Woot- en, NJ. R. Shinn and w. D. Vance were elected township committeeman. Next Friday night was selected as the date of the meeting of the Illinois township democratic club. Every democrat in- yited to come.