The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-08-04

method, and if the representatives were
bound how would it be with the sena-
tors.
Chairman Manning said that of course
the county primaries could only bind Of
tcers elected from the county, but that
the senatorial convention would proba-
bly, take some action regarding the pri-
maries
Z. Durham, of Stagsville, said that the
election of United States senators had
been put in the hands of the state legis,
lature by the constitution and he was in
favor of leaving it there and not having
any primaries
r G Russell, a former senator also
spoke to the resolution.
Then the question upon the adoption
of the resolution was put by the chair
man of the convention and the resolu-
tions were unanimously adopted,
The chairman of the convention then
stated that nominations were In order.
r. B. Boone was nominated for the
senate by acclamation
S. F Tomlinson was nominated for the
house
F. D. Markham was renominated for
sheriff.
g B. Green was renominated for clerk
Of the superior court
Paschall Lunsford was nominated for
register of deeds.
John w. Pope was renominated for
county treasurer.
N. NJ. Johnson was renominated for
coroner.
Capt. N. NJ. Ramsey was renominated
for county surveyor.
All these nominations were made with,
out dissenting voice.
Several short speeches were made in
nominating and seconding these gentle.
men.
The following were elected to the con-
gressional convention:
Delegates-J. E. Suit, DR. r E Nichols,
G. G. Stallings, D. A. Chandler, A B
Couch, w. D. Hopson, Graham Harvard,
w. P. Durham, A. N. Blalock, D. D.
Harris, A. w. Umstead, R. G. Russell, J .
G. Latta, W. II. Morriss, w. NJ Cable, A
II. Stokes, NJ. A. Angler, H H. Vickers,
J. D. Hamlin, F. c. Geer, j. R Blacknall
J. w. arkham, E. w. Faucette, Simpson
Browning, II. A. Reams w. T Caring
ton, II. H. Markham, w. w. Fuller, J r
Patton.
Alternates-F. p. Williams, Joe Green
G. w Bennett, J. NJ Green, VI. c. Uern-
don, J. Ed Lyon, J w. Smith, J A.
White, w r Cooper, VIM. Farthing, W
Y. Clark, J. B Walker, T. B Smith, :.
W. Chamberlain, Stephen Eakes, T 5
Christian.
The following were elected to the state
convention
Delegates-W. w. Fuller, w. A Sister,
T. l.. Peay, F. A. Green, J. S Carr, E J.
Parrish, H. A. Foushee, W T Turren
tine, r. G. Russell, G NJ. Green.
Alternates-W. r. Suit, John w
Mark ham, c. E. Turner, F. L. Fuller, J .
NJ. Woods, C. NJ. Herndon, S J. Hester
The following were elected to the SEN
atorial convention:
Delegates-H. A. Reams, S. J. Hester,
w. T. Redmond, A. II. Stokes, NJ A
Angler, W. X. Styron, VIM. Lipscomb,
r. c. Burton, S. T. Morgan, F. II. Heartt,
T. J. Lambe, J. S. Burch, 0. T. Carver,
A. Goldstein, w. II. Morris, c. Barbee, J.
+. Bowling, X. {. instead, Is. Hill Percy
Umstead, s. J. Garrett, Z NJ. Holt, J. D.
Ross, w. A. Hall, DR.. NJ. p. Ward, Jo-
seph Belvin, n. S. Couch, Algernon
Daniel, J. S Hopson.
Alternates-M L. Sorrell, w. II Bur
roughs, E. II. Johnson, J. \. Garrard,
~ II
Martin, E. G. Lineberry, F. NJ. Reams, A
E. Lloyd, A. G. Elliott, w. II. Proctor,
0. h. Proctor, l. w. Shields, J. T. Inscoe,
J. L. Watkins, r. L. Henry, J. i. Thax-
ton.
The following were elected to the judi
cial conventions:
Delegates-R c. Russell, J. G. Latta,