The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-06-18

of Gov. Nardaman in fearlessly
upholding the law.
The delegation elected to the
st. Louis convention is as follows:
State at large Hon. A. j. Nc
Laurin, Hon. H. D. Money, Gov.
Jas. K. Vardaman, Hon. John
Sharp Williams, ex-Congressman
I. G. Catchings and ex Congress
man Charles e. Hooker. Alter
mates w. S. Hill, for McLaurin;
Gov. Robert Lowry, fol Money;
w. A. Mcdonald, for Vardaman,I
and F. A. McLain, for Williams.
No alternates were chosen for
Hooker and Catchings, their
names being added to the delega-
ton by the convention.
District Delegates First Dis
trict-J M. Boone, Aberdeen,
and Walter Weaver, Lowndes..
Alternates-J. @. Rollins, Lee,
and W. S. Sheffield, Oktibbeha. /
Second District &C. L. Sively,
Lafayette, and j. N. Brown, De
Soto. Alternates-D. I. James,
Tallahatchie, and w. I. Smith,
Union.
Third District-F. A. Mont
gomery, Tunica, and Leroy Per-
cy, Washington. Alternates S.
N. Sample, Holmes, and r. G.
Garrett, Sunfower.
Fourth DISTRICT. K. Smith,
Alfalfa, and j. S. Dunn, Webster.
Alternates-D. G. Langston, Pom
totoc, and A. I. StovalI, Chicka-
saw.
! Fifth District-W. D. Gamer
on, Lauderdale, j. S. Eaton,
Smith. AIternates-J. H. Duke,
Kemper, and S. B. Watts, Laud-
erdale.
Sixth District-R. P. Hilton,
Simpson, and Jesse Brown, Jack
son. Alternates- j. p. Carter,
Perry, and Thomas O'Donnel,
Covington.
Seventh District j. D. Banks
dale, Adams, I. w. James, Pike.
Alternates A. M. Newman,
Franklin, d. FL. Chamberlain,
Jefferson.
Eighth District William Cars.
tarphen, Kinds, w. s. McAllister,
Madison. Alternates- w. j.
Wilcox, Kinds, R. G. Wilkerson,
Warren.
| The new State Executive Com
mittee chosen, by the convention
is composed of three members
from each congressional district,
as follows: First District-L. Nj.
Phillips, Prentiss; Van Kincan-
non and G. 7. Heard, Noxubee.
SeconG District r. w. Bailey,
Pamela; E. I. Boatner, Jr., Tai
lahatchie, and T. I. FAINT, Mar
shall. Third District. w. Gu
trer, Coahoma; G. l.. Lomax,
Lefore, and w. M. Kirk, Bolivar.
Fourth District l., P. Haley,
! Chickasaw; A. I. Roane, Grena-
da, and Thomas Gaines, Calhoun.
4 Fifth District |. r. McEIroy,
Lauderdale; George G. Towne.
Newton, f. L. Rainey, Winston.
Sixth District Stewart Stephens,
Perry;, w. 7. McAllister, Wayne,
and Z. IA. McMurrough, Marion.
! Seventh District S. G. Smith,
| Claiborne; @. w. Whitney, JEFF.
ferson; w. B. Lockwood, Copiah.
Eighth District j. B. Startling,
Kinds; j. w. George, Yazoo,
! and r. w. Stewart, Madison.
/ Following are the presidential
ELECTORS: State at Large w. Il.
! Anderson, Lee, and H. M. Quinn,
Lafayette. First District @. O..
Eckford, Monroe. Second Dis
ltrict e. M. Feathelston, Mar
lshal. Third District A. ). Nc
4 Cormick, Coahoma. Fourth Dis
ltrict,J. L. Seawright, Calhoun.
Fifth District o. McIlhenny,
Scott. Sixth District G. a.
EStreet, Jones. Seventh District
i w. A. Dickson, Wilkinson.
Eighth District Pat Henry, War
rem.
The resolutions adopted in
lstructing the delegation we're as
follows:
Resolved, That we recognize
lin Judge Alton B. Parker of New
York an eminently consistent
Democrat and an emlnently sane
man of conservative and healthy