The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-01-18

Athuticoo-O A~6ANi -
ley, J F Smith.
Georgia-W A Boughtoa.
North Carolina H William
son.
South Carolina-Not represent
ed. wv
Mississippi-W B Crawford, W
H Patton, | + Davis, J A Redfead
R NJ McGeehee, L T Ventress, h
Johnson. NJ Rashschild, + H Rat
cliff, H n Holder, w L Robinson,
w NJ hampton, L C Prather, NJ NJ
Evans. Jesse r Jones, r W Mill
saps. S S Carter, J A Shingleur, A
II Stone. S n Sample, T J WYATT.
| c NJ McGuinis, Edgar West, } 4
| P Campbell, w l. Nusent, J Hart,
II c Enochs, | Strauss. W w Stone
w G George, ] b Bailey, J B TIL
IIowly. D J Drunmond, N Jones,
jFS HAYS, VIM. Baskin, " II
Fields, & Body. T W johns, | NJ
Gilruth. W D Gibbs, Il L Moore,
H Wilczinski, G 7 Robertson, } {
Holloway. W H Stovall, Q t Cad
dis, R B La;imer, Il Wardlow, "
A Cook, w c Wells, A S Kyle. A
H Tribbette, i S Hemphill, | n
Ellis, Oliver Clifton, | Armer f
! McClelland.
Louisiana-B W Pipes. George
H. Cause, X G Gatlett, 5 E Ress,
John D Gragard.
TeXas--not represented.
Tennessee-J NJ Priestly.
Virginia-not represented
Cotton Growers Factors Asso-
citation, New Orleans-E H Tan
ner. Chas H Levy.
On motion of Mr.. Lane com
mittee of one from each State on
resolutions was appointed by the
President, to whom all resolutions
shall be. referred without debate
GOV. Stone appointed the fellow
ing committee:
Alabama H Mingo.
Arkansas P Eagle.
Georgia-John H Broughton.
Louisiana-Geo. H Cause.
Mississippi--W H Stovall
North Carclina-J H Williams.
Tennessee NJ Priestly.
A motion by Auditor Stone pre-
vailed that papers on TIE aims and
objects of the convention be laid
before the convention.
Mr.. J J Gregard, Of New Orleans
read an elaborate paper against
future gambling and offered a res.
olution advocating the organiza-
ton of Cotton Growers Prot .ct-
i've Association,
Mr.. H Wilczinski, Of Washing.
ton county, Miss, offered reso.
luton empowering the President
of the convention to appoint a
committee Of FIVE TO see the money
agents and syndicatcs Of the coun.
try with q view to securing an cx
tension of time for creditors.
The following committee on per-
manent o1ganization was then ap.
pointed by the chair uader rcso-
luton offered by Mr.. Lane: Red.
head Of Mississippi, Pines Of Louis
lana, Priestiv Of Tennessee, VIII
hanson of North Carolina. Lane
Of Alabama, Broughton of Georgia,
and Smith of Arkansas.
Mr.. Chas f Levy, ofthc cotton
factory Of New Orleans, presented
a plan for cotton growers pro-
tective association. the main ob.
lect of which is to make each mem.
Der pledge himself to raise only
two-thirds tie amount of cotton ht
has been raising, and to allow ;
committee 10 destroy at his owr
expense, all cotton in excess o
that am3unt.
W. Calvin Wells, Of Mississinpi
offered a resolution advocating III,
coinage Of more money by the GOV
eminent, diversifcation Of crop.
and a decreased acreage Of cotton
The convention took recess a
1:15 clock until 3 y. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
At the afternoon session Mr.
Gibbs, Of Mississippi, offered ;
resolution proposing that the legis
latures of the cotton growing State.
shall rotate the lines on crops he
tore grown except the right Of at
tachment for rent. said Legislation
to tafe effect within reasonaol,
time after enactment.
An interesting essay on the pres
ent condition and suggesting rene