The Southern herald., 1896-05-08

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report:
- solved sy the asDosss.is
party Of Mississippi, 10 eOnvsn,iOn
assembled, That We favor he free
and sDlinilsd coinage Of silver sSd
gols 81 IAs ratio Of IS TO ]. without
waiting fss the action or CO.
operation of any other asii0s. and
We hereby iussrusl Opr delegates to
tie nAsioosl dsnoeFslis convention,
70 b hsl5 il cbicsgO 10 Iuly as1l,
10 vote for > platform smho5yiDF
these principles, saa We further IN.
sITUei said delegates 10 vote Tor no
man for president oS v!es.pFesidsRs
whO y not fslly and nOsaaiEesally
80 favor Of these prineiplss.
"RsSSlvsa, That the national
delegates from ihis State Be in.
I'sFHcIsd 70 vote upon Sll questions
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FAs report was pasainously
SdoPtsa amid grssi spplsuss.
Mr. Chapman. OfSnnAowsr, Offer.
ed the following rssSlaIioD, which
wsS adopted:
RESOLVED, Thsi inssnaeh as
tie democracy Of NissiSsippi Is .
practical pBil In favor Of ths free
coinage Of silver al lhs ratio Of Is
10 ], il is the sense o. this con.
vention that lheStais Of Mississippi
should Be represented in the lower
House Of Congress BY seven demo
Gratis who freely favor the platform
adapted here to-day"
BY Mr.. Dsss, Of Jackson county:
Resolved BY the democratic
party Of Mississippi, 10 convention
as embed, That We urge on our
State legislators and senators and
representatives IN Congress the
great necessity Of AZ early opening
and Improvement Of the deep water
barbors os opr- ssast and the en.
eorragsnoent Of bnilaing railroads
thsrefrcrn through our State. !"
Adopted.
BY Mr. Mclean, OF Grenada;
"Resolvsd, That the delegates
to the national convention are ip-
strucsed 10 rrsssn. the pAEse Of cur
distinguished isnow.citi1sn, z. C.
WslIhAll, ss candidate for vice.
president" Adopted.
The following named gentlemen
we're elected delegates 10 The nation.
al democratic convention to meet
IN Chicago. m, Jnly Z, 1895.
slals-at-Large--A J MsI.aarin,
q D Money, E c wal.hall, JZ
George and R H Henry.
1st Dist. Dvlsgstes--R J Lamb,
Aleorn; c Il Johnston, Lownaes.
AIserna.es-s P Allen, Prensiss:
E L Reid, oklibbsha.
Elector--G W Houston. MonrOs.
End Dist. Dslsgsses--JRstowsrs
Lafayette; R W Bailey, PsnOls.
AIisrna.ss--Gso. @ Mysrs, Mar.
shall; II E BlesAslsy, Union.
Eleetor-E D Dinkins, Ben.on.
STd Dist Dslsgasss--WG G Yergsr,
Washington; Pat Henry, Warren.
Altsrnssss--J + Gardner, snntlOw.
ss; Joe Wilczinski, Washington.
Elsctor--PRsomsrvills, Letlors
4sh Dist. DeIegates-W 3 Hill.
Montgomery; Walter Price, Noxu.
bee. Aliernasss-J H Davis. cboc-
taw; w v Moore, Yalobusha.
ElectOr-Wsltsr rrousr, Mon.
gomery.
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