The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-06-16
the execution of the duties of their re-
spective officers.
Delegates and Electors.

the execution of the duties OF thelr TO-
spective officers.
Delegates and Electors.
The following delegates, alternates
and presidential electors from the state
at large were nominated by the con-
vention on the recommendation OF the
committee on resolutions:
Fl. D. Money, A. j. McLaurin, A. H.
Longino and R. H. Henry; alternates'
B. L. Ward, J. D. Mclnnis' D. u rage
and Van Boddie.
Presidential Electors-Jas f. McCool
and T. U. Sisson.
The following district delegates, al
ternates and presidential electors were
nominated:
First District--W. H. Clifton and d.
w. Houston, delegates; j. A. n. rye
and Murphy Thomas, alternates; u. r.
Landrum, Jr., presidential elector'
Second District-H. A. Blakeslee ana
N. P. Still, delegates; W. W. Perkins
and e. d. Dinkins, alternates; Charles
M. Thurmond, presidential elector'
Third District-A. f. Gardner ana D.
, Fl. WYNN, delegates; no alternates' D
. D. Neal, presidential eleetor.
Fourth District--T. c. kimbrough
and James Somerville, delegates; A. H.
8 George and w. N. Hurt, alternates; ~
t D. Stone, presidential elector' ",
= Fifth District-A. j. Russell ana w.
P. Tackett, delegates; no alterna'eS
Pres. Groves, presidential elector'
a Sixth District-E. j. Bowers ana D.
o Fl. Jones, delegates; N. T. Bonne5
- and G. Wood McGee, alternates; t. M
l. Barber, presidential elector.
" Seventh District-O. ii. Bowen an'
y A. P, HILL delegates; no alternaoes
IS Edward Mayes, presidential elector.
" The following, offered by Mr.. Trotte
- - MONTGOMERY. and amended by com
u, mittee, was adopted:
n. Resolved, That the delegates Iron
o. each congressional district report
"a this convention the names OF Two pei
cons as members of the Democrat
re- State executive committee from vi
- a;str;ct and the name Of one perso
90 from the district for the State at lare
nd as a member of said committee n"
:. that the names so reported be voted
~ a. the urinary election on June H. l9o
80 Members of said committee u
az. election to be governed oy Une '"n
~ rrlas and regulations heretofore pr
u;aod for the election of delegates
he the National conventions; proViue
ba however, that the names OF the Perso
TO so presented are not to De plAceu
20. the said primary election ticket unie
are the present Democratic state eAeouv-
.ho committee shall convene and agree III
If the members OF the De
ocratic State executive committee 81
ha elected by the Democrats Oh
S+ote at the SAID primary electlon 10
hald on the 21st of June, when u
ole are earnestly requested IN the lntei
prht ~ narty harmony to do; and II Uhe
Pa acrtive committee refuse to reconV'
and permit the qualified Deihooi .
voters of the State to elect an eXecu'
no committee, we request the county ~
~ ooratic executive committees throu
49, ont the State to select delegates IN S
manner as they think best to atten
tho state convention to be held III the
,,oh 81 Jackson on the first Tuesday a
the first Monday in Septem Der l'oO
o1act q new executive committee
q e Proposed New Executive Commune
the State at Large-J. Hunter Sha
the George c. Myers, S. M. Roane, .
ease smith. H. M. Wilkinson, W. b. PoV
free w. c. George.
SUI First District. NJ. Boone and
tary Sykes, Jr. u.,s an
Second District. E. Holmes an
the R. Maxwell.
anal, Third District-R. B, Campbell
1ited r. w. Williamson.
lnce- Fourth District-W' s Hill anu
ment Mitchell.
our fifth Districts. H. Kirkland al
inter- L. Williams.
,nder Sixth DISTRICTS D. Do"e
B. Nixon. 60 =,
ly in Seventh District . oeA'0- :
G adj E. Gordon. .,or
clare Nv resolution of the convention
ence. .ecretary proceeded to Natchez'
/, emo aIsd with the secretary of the stat
the scntive committee, Lem Z. So'
de in ESQ, the names q, those recOm"s