The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-05-19
COUNTY COMMEMORATIVE SETS
OF DELEGATES ELECTED.

COUNTY CONyENTlON-FlvE SETS
Il OF DELEGATES ELECTED.
The county democratic Convention
convened in Odessa last Monday anC
was attended by $ large number o.
) democrats iron all parts Of the count!
in addition 10 the delegates.
/ Mr.. S. y. Wilson, chairman Of tn,
county committee called the oonven.
lion TO order, stating the objec. Of Ii,
convention 10 be the selection Of nv'
sets Of delegates, as follows; hfteeT
delegates to the Kansas City stat'
nominating convention. June s. mint
delegates to the state delegate cOnven
ton at JeffeIsOn City, June IA; MIN
delegates to the Sedalis judicial con.
v%entiOn, July Il; nine delegates TO th'
court of appeals convention at MOberly
May %, and nine delegates TO The
senatorial convention al Lexington,
June rs.
Mr.. George B. Gordon was elected
temporary chairman and MI. Sam
Nesle temporary secretary.
o. motion committees we're appoint
ed on credentials, resolutions and order
Of business, rules, etc, as follows:
cREDENTIAL COMMITTEE,
Clay township, 7. V. Foster; Davis,
township. A. J, Hargraye; Dover town
ship, Wm. Groves; Freedom township,
]. NJ. HAndley Lexington township,
Richard Field; Middleton township, l..
Z johnson; Sni.a.Bar township, j. W.
Fishback; Washington township, Jas.
Warren.
RESOLUTION COMMITTEE.
Clay township, W. l. Chatham ;
Davis township, T. B. Bennett; Dover
township, John Walker; Freedom
township, Jas. S. Walker Lexington
township, VIM. Young; Middleton
township, J. S, Galloway; Sni-a-Bar
township, +. W. Carmichael; Wash
ihgton township, d. L. Herr.
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION, ETC, CON-
NITTEE.
Clay township, P. W. Osborn; Davis
township, T. A. Walker, Dover town
ship, T. c. Corbin; Freedom township,
W. W. Downing; Lexington township,
Frank Bowman; Middleton township,
S. L. Brown; Sni-a-Bar township, b.
L. Groom; Washington township, I.
Z. Cannon.
Following the appointment of the
committees the convention took a
recess until 1850.
The committee on credentials re-
ported first through Judge Field, and
the report wa adopted as follows:
Your committee on credentials re-
port the following delegates as entitled
TO seats 10 this convention:
Clay township. X. Gray, +. W.
Mann, j. W. Garnhart, T. V. F ster,
j. F. Larkin, J. A. LOckbart, &. T.
F~ishback, G. A. K. Chamberlin, z. w.
Osborn, J.. B. Williamson, Lee Ben
ming and W. L. Cbeatham.
Davis towDship-Abe Mendelssohn,
A j. Hargraye, T. A. Walker, Charles
Keith proxy for VIM. Wilson, Tom
Bennett, Sam Emison, VIM. Bunch
and Geo. Payne.
Dover township-Geo. B. Gordon,
j. S. Eckle, 7. C. Corbln proxy for
W. G. Harwood, Wm. Groves, Lynch
Turner, John Walker, j. W. Lewis
and Henry Hudson.
Freedom tOwnship-Jas. S. Walker,
John NJ. Handy, S, D. Fox and W.
W. Downing.
Lexington township-Wm. Young,
G. W. Shull, Clarence V ivion, J. G..
WorthingtOn, Alex Graves, VIM. E.
Gavin, X. A. Hicklin, Frank Bowman,
George Galloway, W. R Eckle, l.. G..
Ryland, Dave Thornton, Richard Field,
William Aull and S. n. Wilson.
Middleton township. S. Galloway,
w. B. Cooper, S. L. Brown, proxy for
Wood McGrew, l. P, Taylor and L. E.
johnson.
Sni-a-Bar township. II. Hereford,
John Berry, T. W. Carmichael, W. L.
Ewing, John Barnett, ]. w. Fishback
and B. L. Groom.
Washington township-Dan Herr,
Irwin withers, james Warren, Jr., T.
y. Cannon, II. T. Whitsett, c. Z.
Fox and L. A. Fulton, proxy for VIM.
Bailey.
The convention then received the re-
port Of the committee on permanent
organization, which was adopted as
follows;
We, your committee on organization,
rules, &c, beg leave TO report as
follows;
We recommend that the temporary
organization be made permanent.
That the convention shall be gov.
erned by the usual parliamentary rules
used al conventions.
That the order Of business shall be
as follows:
L. Reports Of committees on Gre
dentials, organization, rules and order
OF business and on resolutions 10 the
order named.
2. The election Of fifteen delegates
and alternates 10 the state nominating
convention at Kansas City, June s, to
be elected as follows, each township,
except Freedom township, to select
two delegates, and Freedom township
one delegate, the county convention to
ratify the township selection.
8. The election Of nine delegates to
each Of the following conventions IN
the order named To State National
Delegate Convention, at Jefferson City
June Il; to the State Judicial COnven.
uou, at Sedalla July II; to the Court
Of Appeals Convention, at Moberly
May 22, and to the Senatorial Conyen-
ton, al Lexington June 20, said nine
delegates 10 each Of said four conyen-
tons to be elected as follows:
One delegate at large from the
county, then one delegate from each
township, to be selected by each town
ship delegation and ratified by this
convention. and any toUnsbin dala-