The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-05-26
Committee on Resolutions.

OorIlIuitlcc on heSolufionS.
 The chair named the following a com mittee on resolutions and platform: Bowie of Calhoun, White of Jefferson, Clarke of Mobile Sanford of Pike, Clayton of Barbour, Reece of Dallas, Bell of Autau- ga, Oliver of Tuscaloosa, Burnett of Eto- wah, Kumpe of Lauderdale, Oakley of Bibb.
 Thach of Jefferson presented the resolution passed by the executive committee Tuesday looking to fix ing of basis of representation The committee on platform was allowed to retire to make up . report. W. B. Seed of Tuscaloosa and Louis Bamberger of Dallas were made assistant secreta- res.
 ' E. K. Campbell of Jefferson placed Rufus N. Rhodes of Birmingham in nomi- ration for delegate at large. Taylor of Mobile named E. l.. Russell; Jeffries of Dallas named Mallory, and Spraggins of Madison named Richardson. Graham of Montgomery nominated Sanford
 The votes on call of counties stood: Rhodes 37O1a Russell ASA. Mallory 496, Richardson s431k, Sanford 1858. Though he lad retired from the race, Screws re- ceived 1S8 votes. IHge of Mobile, White sides of Calhoun, Burnett of Conecuh and Lynn of Morgan were named alternates.
 The District Delegates.
 The district delegates were presented by the various delegations and are as fol- lows:
 First District-Delegates, F. M Robin son, Mobile; J. K. Kyser, Monroe; alter mates. T. B. Morris, Clark; G. B. Bush, Choetaw. Elector, E. B. MeCarty, Ma rengo; alternate, c. J. Coulter Washing ton.
 Second District-Delegates R. E. Stein- ~ F olr 1far Rates, c. s. Rabb, Conecuh, and Miller Bonner Wilcox. Elector, g. c. Jackson, Baldwin; alternate, N, R. Leigh, Escam- l bia.
 | Third District-Delegates, B. G. Farmer, Houston; A. A. Evans, Barbour; alter mates, ". D. Hutchinson, Coffee; J. H. Ely, Bullock. Elector, E. L. Blue, Bull lock; alternate. Thomas J. Carlisle, Golf I fee.
 | Fourth District-Delegates A. N. Me- | Leod, Dallas: T. P. Johnson, Talladega; alternates W B. Merrill, Cleburne; T. U. | Crumpton, Clarke. Elector, W. B. Brown, | Shelby; alternate, w. l., McCaa, Cal | houn.
 | Fifth District-Delegates, A. J. Driver, | Chambers; E.. ;. Garrison, Clay; alter mates. c. A. Sorrell, Tallapoosa; A. III. Justice. Fillmore. Elector, l. w. Overton, Randolph; alternate, George A. smith, 1 Elmore
 Sixth District Delegates-John A. Rog- | CTS, Sumter; George A. Searcy, Tusca- loosa; alternates, w. D. Windham, Pick ens R. J. Bedding, Lamar. Elector, w. | c. Davis, Walker; alternate, A. M Will | lett. Pickens.
 Seventh District Delegates-G. w. Pratt, St. Clair; H. H. White, Cherokee; alternates, E. J. Covert, Winston, R. H, Harris, Marshall Eleetor. J. R. Rosson, Cullman; W. J. Boykin. Etowah. Eighth District Delegates-Edward O'Neal Lauderdale T. c. Mcclellan. Limestone; alternates Samuel Blackwell. Morgan; A. H. Carmichael, Marshall. Elector, W. B. Bankhead, Madison; c. M. Sherrod, Lawrence. Ninth District DelegatSs-E. W. Bar rett, Jefferson; H. D. Reynolds, Bibb; all ternates, A. E. Fields Blount; Geo. White, Perry. Elector, G. W. Darden, Blount; alternate, o. A. Lane, Jefferson.
 The Third district asked time to caucus, which was granted.
 The Vote for Electors. Selection of electors at large was taken up. Taylor of Mobile nominated Rich mond P. Hobson. Sanford of Pike. was named by Congressman Clayton and Long of Walker by State Auditor Sowell. They received the following vote on call of counties: Hobson 391, Long 260, Sam ford 365. Jefferson county gave twenty | to each man. The Sixth district gave