The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-05-08
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Delegates to tho judicial Convention

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man, the Democracy of Benton
County met In mass-c0hyention at
Camden Monday Nay 4. 1896. and
was called to order by Chairman
ID. B. Thomas, ir j A. Clement.
was elected permanent chairman ol
the convention. Dr. Nv. B. Leslie
was elected secretary and Warren
Woods assistant secretary.
The chairman appointed a q.
McBoe, w H. Melton, DR. IT. H.
ToyIoe, r.. ID. McCord and j nj.
Lashleea committee on resolutions.
j. p. LashIee, j. M. Holiday,
G. c. Camp, William Terry and A.
B. Brooks were appointed q COM
mittee ON delegation.
ID c. Hudson, G. W. Barnes, H.
.D. Odle, Acy Melton. S. w. Bull
lock, WV. McCord and Dr. ID. III.
NcAuleywere appointed commit
tee ON committee.
The committee ON committee re-
ported as follows, which was unan-
imously adopted:
We, your committee ON COM
mittee, beg leave TO report as fol-
lows:
"A. Q. McRae, as committeeman
from Benton County for the Eighth
Congressional District.
"D. G.. Hudson, as committeeman
from Benton County for the twon-
/ ty-fourth senatorial district
"S. j.. Peeler, as committeeman
from Benton County for the six
| teenth hoterial district.
"The following gentlemen as the
county executive committee: ILL.,
I'D. Odle, first district; J MI. Holla-
Iday. second; Tom johnson, third;
|P. A. Bridges, fourth; w. T. Nor
ris, fifth; q, G. Camp, sixth; Jack
1 Melton, seventh; Silas w. Bullock,
eighth;J. Nance, ninth; A.P. Lash
lee, tenth; Thad Barnes, eleventh;
K. c. Cole, twelfth; H. A. Rice,
thirteenth; and WI. Barnes, four
teenth.
Respectfully submitted,
! d. c. HUDSON,
Chairman,
The following report Of the COM
Imittee on delegation was adopted
as amended;
" We, your committee ON delega.
| ton, beg to submit the following
named delegates to the judicia
convention, which meets at Cam
den Monday, May IL, 1896:
" First district ID. ID. Byrd, III. ID
Odle and Alma Fry; second, w. T
Harrison, J. M. Holiday and G. Z
Woods; third, A, Y. Hardin, james
w. Saunders and w. J. Nunnery
fourth, w. r.. Kee, ID. White anC
p. A. Bridges; fifth, A. r. Brooks
W. j.. Morris and Amos Corbitt
sixth, c. G. Camp, James Bullocl
and John Harper; seventh, w. III
Melton, Il. p Wheatley, and j. Z
Holloman; eighth, j. A. Barnes, Z
G. Flowers and L. w. Floyd, ninth
d. J. Clement, John Askew and j
A. Nance; tenth, John p. Lashlee
T. j. Lowry and Allan G. Farrar
eleventh, Henry A. Greene, A. N
Walker and w. @. carp; twelfth
j. j. Cole, J l.. Hudson and X. G
Cole; thirteenth, IT. A. Rice, j. M
Bishop and d. Walker; fourteenth
w. j. Barnes, III. w. Crabb and S
w. Barnes.
Z" Iothe State convention tonom
mate Judges for the chancery cou1
Of appeals, we appoint the sam
delegates that are appointed to al
tend the gubernatorial convention
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN p. LAsHLEE,
Chairman.
The report Of the committee o
delegation was amended so as to a
low every Democrat who may a
tend Che convention to act as dele
gates until the organization ha
: been perfected.
The following report was mad
y by the committee on resolutions
We, your committee ON resoll
tions, begleaye to reportas follows
"(l) While the Democrats {
Benton County assembled do az
endorse all the acts of the nationi
administration, still we deem it vi
is Democratic to heap abuse upon til
Is President of the United States;
q has done too many heroic and trr
@ Democratic deeds.