The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-04-19

The appointment of delegates from
ers' Convention, to be held in Macon
beginning May 6, has been made and
was announced yesterday by Gov. ].
NJ. Terrell, who made the appointments
chiefly through the suggestions of Hon.
Dudley M. Hughes, Hon. C. H. Jordan,
Hon. Russell Brinson and Capt. D.
G. Purse.
The number of appointees is much
larger than was at first contemplated,
the increase over the first estimate
having been brought about through
the great interest in the convention
which induced many persons to ask
permission to attend Six states
Georgia South Carolina, Florida,
Alabama. Mississippi and Louisiana
are to be represented in the convention
by delegates. There is now but one
state. Alabama, in which the appoint
ment of delegates has not been made.
1t is expected, however, that this mat
ter will be attended to within a day
or two, as ii is known that Gov. jerks
| has taken a deep interest in the con-
vention since the inception of the
movement for it. The fact of the de-
lay shows that more than ordinary
| care is being taken in selecting dele
| gates.
Even should but one-half of the
delegates attend the convention,
most conservative estimate, it will tax
even the largest building in Macon to
seat them during sessions and, in fact,
| it will be no small matter to secure
accommodations for the crowd for ad-
vices already received show that there
will be a very large attendance of rep
resentatives of machinery manufacture
| ers, as well S delegates.
The number of these men will be as
| large as the number of delegates that
| were at first expected. So great is
the interest on the part of the man
ufacturers that number of them will
| have exhibits of machinery. One firm
will erect and operate for the benefit
| of the delegates small sized mill
| and in order to demonstrate its capac-
It'll thoroughly has summoned an ex-
pert from Mexico. This exhibit will
be but one of many.
The following is list of the dele
gates from the various congressional
districts and counties of Georgia.
First Congressional District: Chat
ham County-D. G.. Purse, F. S. La
throp, G. M. Ryals, Lamar Keller and
j. j. O'Neill.
vile; w. c. Hillhouse, Waynesboro; j..
c. Smith, Munnerlyn; w. A. Wilkins,
Waynesboro; w. H. Allen, Mclean;
George fitzpatrick. Hephzibah; Frank
NJ. Gates, Waynesboro.
Screven County-A. r. Newton,
Rocky Ford; r. G. Daniel, Millen; v.
H. Burns, Ogeechee; P. E. Elkins, Syl-
vania; T. E. Elkins, Halcyondale; j..
H. Evans, Therissa.
Emanuel County-George Garbett,
Summertown; w. 3. Rice, Ricksville;
Jesse Thompson, Swainsboro; Thomas
j. James, Adrian; George NJ. Brinson,
Stillmore; w. S. Warren, Stillmore;
| John Franklin, Corsair; Judge ]. c.
| Coleman, Summit: w. l.. burden,
Summit; DR.. f. T. Coleman, Gray
mont; F. r. burden, Monte; w. p.
Rountree, Edenfield; John R. Flanders.
| Swainsboro.
Bulloch County,. w. Olive, States
boro; J. A. Brannen, Statesboro; ]. G..
Williams, Register; Emmett Anderson,
Emmett: w. II. Bitch, Bitch.
| Effingham County-James 7. Well,
Guyton; E. E. Foye, Egypt; J. S. Neid-
| linger. Guyton; B. ]. Cubbedge, Guy
ton; S. Sufboro, oliver; DR.. H. e.
| Archer, Guyton.
Bryan County-Glenn Harley, Penn
broke; w. P. Dukes. Clyde; John d.
Morgan, Ellaville; Glenn Sutton, Ways
Station; w. T. Kicklighter, Groveland;
| p. j. Burkhalter. Morrison.
Tattnall' County,. w. Smith, Ha-
gan; ]. H. Bazemore, Reidsville; ]. j.
Kennedy, Kennedy; NJ. w. Eason,
| Claxton; T. NJ. Edwards, Daisy; G. J.
Rodgers, Lyon; A. ]. Gordon, Ohoopee;
! ]. H. Kennedy, Manassas; D. P. Odum,
| Clifton; c.. w. Brazell, English Eddy;
j. S. Lanier, Altamaha; B. j. Padgett,
| Tison.
| liberty Co,intv-E D Miller Wal.
thourville; ]. w. Hughes, Johnson Sta
ton: w. H. Sallett, Johnson Station;
| Virgil L. Ellerbee, Taylor's Creek; w.
/ p Wait Dorchester; Thomas ]. Har-
rfngton, johnson Station; w. P.
Brewer. Hinesville; 7. M. Smith, john
| son Station.
Mcintosh County-T. ]. Meldrim,
Darien; ]. B. Blount, Darien; w. H.
| Atwood, Crescent; ]. r. Davis, Bar
rington; L. w. Williams, Octagon.
Second Congressional District Quit
man County,. E. Dozier, George
town; c. o. Mercer, Georgetown; w.
A. Hill, Georgetown; w. o. Phillips,
Morris Station; JEFF Lewis, Oak Grove;
A. d. Vining. Mike.
Clay County,. b. West, Fort
Gaines; R. c. McAllister. Fort Gaines;
| Hon. T. G.. Sutton, Moye; Joshua Nc
Tendon. Button; Hon. John Rambo,
Button; Joshua Jones. Fort Gaines.
Randolph County-R. +. Crittendon
ShelIman; James F. Seely, Cuthbert;
A. j. Moye, Cuthbert; d. r. Stewart
Cuthbert; L. f. Gay, Cuthbert; DR.. w
w. Binion, Benevolence; d. S. New
kirk, Shellman; q. T. Kelly. Cuthb srt
w. II. Arnold, Brookville John Kali
gler, Notchaway; Green Motion, LODI
rick.
Terrell County-W. b. oxford, Yeo-
mans: W. F. Brimm, Sasser; r. S.
P.nkston, PARROT; w. s. Thornton
Doraville, J. c. Simpson. Bronwood: c.
NJ Harris Dawson. c. r. oxford
Yeomans; J. NJ. Chamblee. Grays sta
ton: DR.. T. J. Chappel. BronwoOd.