Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-06-27
Executive Committee.

Harkins, J VI Taylor. J p Parks
Geo. \ Anderson. w Z Bishop
X : NcGowan. y p Browning
Glover Davis, y II Bryant
The following resolution
offered by \ 2 Browning. was
passed:
I Resolved. That the names OF
i the different candidates for the
United States Senate in this
State be placed at the head oil
the county ticket, To be voted
on directly by the people at the
Primary on the 18th Of July,
1895 The one receiving the
largest number of votes at said
election, the delegation from
this county to the next Legis-
lstture = thereby instructed IT,
east its vote.
The following resolutions OF
fered by K ) NeGowan were
passed:
Resolved. That the iudg.
- or managers of the election
primaries for State. District
County and Beat officers snail
permit only qualified voters 10
vote at said primaries. and
shall permit only Democratic
voters who supported or w0uis!
have supported. had they been
present and authorized 70 vote.
Grover Cleveland and J. G..
Kyle for Congress at the late
Congressional election. Ii be-
ing the desire of the Democrat
ic party of Lafayette County.
not To ALLEVIATE or drive away
many honest men who have
been Democrats. but who. for
various reasons. voted with
the other side. the DemOc-
racy of Lafayette county. de-
sIres their return. and here
by requests that they be pa
tent support the Democrat
&c nominee. and again swell
the ranks of the only party able
and willing To recognize. aid
and support the toIlIng masses
Ii II not a time for division
among the struggling. debtor
class. but Of united action
against the combined money
power.
We deem It not uRreassaa-
BE 70 ask such of our friends a.
may have not supported the
Democratic nominee at the last
time 10 evidence their return
To the party by one vote be-
fore they ask 20 name the Demo
cratic candidates for office. We
extend this invitation II good
spirit. We hope IL viii be az
CT ted IN the same way.
Resolved. That We hereby or
der two primaries for all the
county officers and District Ut
t0rney; the first on July 10
the second on July 81. except
as to County Superintendent.
which vii BE decided b. first
primary
On motion af Jim Taylor It
Vas ordered that the primary
for beat officers OF Beat = be
be held on Arg IO. ISaj-
On motion- the Chairman ap-
pointed ' II Bryant and Jim
Taylor a committee to look al
ter, and supervise the printing
OF the primary tickets
On motion the Circuit Clerk
was requested 70 send the bal
lot boxes. books. &c. IN the va
ri0as precincts.
The following officers Of cleo
ton be and are hereby appoint.
ed:
BEAT North Box.
Judges ii Sanders. Barker
Anderson Wa jenkins.
d, Clerk W BowSer. r L
Stephens.
Peace Ofacer-D KohIman-
Soath Box
JGdge<-R 81 Adams. J
Walker ] VI Wallace.
/ Clerks-Murray FaIkner. Z @
Davidson.
Peace Ofieer-R B Oliver.
BEAT Saunders.
Judges-Henry Short. JaeE
Davenport. Z L Par.S.
Z CIerks-BufOrd Short. How
ard Park.
Peace OtiieerJ Y Slough
/ AIexanders.
Judges-Niek Taylor. Wm
Ivy. Wash Afford.
Clerks-Hugh Craig And!
Coffee
Peace 0ffieer-Jim Anderson
BEAT 3-AbbeyilIe.
Judges-A G. Smith. J "
Davis W y Smith
CLERKS K Davis. ) II La
gan
: Peace OHieer-W r GallegIy
: College Hill.
Judges-F " Pettis. G. W Blu
ford J II Shaw.
CIerk-G " DeIbridge, J :
Tankersly.
a, Peace OaieerJ c Gates.
BEAT 3-Free Springs.
/. Judges-Wm- Houston, Jr
Ruff Johnson K \ Dean
Clerks-G W Nash e r CaiI
Peace Officer-Jno. Keel
! BEAT,ITaylors.
Judges-F VI Jones. jess
: SIsk. J T Morrison
Clerks VI CarOfhers. Fran
E Mitchell
Peace Offieer-H J SuRnery