The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1904-04-02
The County Convention.

win mas eiecued temporary chairman
and representatives of the press TEN.
porary secretaries. Upon motion of
VIM Walker committee consisting
of one delegate from each township
was chosen as a credentials committee
and another similarly elected commit
tee constituted a committee on per-
manent organization The first of
these was composed of James Bum
garner, Judge R. H Benton, William
Walker, W. W Downing, Judge j. P.
Chinn, c. R. Zeysiug, T. W. Carmi-
chael and H. H. Anderson. The sec.
ond consisted of j. S. White, J.G.l
Coe, Henry Mcdaniel, F H. Kueck,
H. F Blackwell, W G. Fletcher,
W. E. Ewing and Geo B Green. The
convention then adjourned until l 80
o'clock.
The committee on credentials re.
ported the following delegates from
the various townships;
Clay W. G, Goodwin, j. S. White
Jos. Bumgarner, Thos. Hockensmith,
D. D, Martin, (proxy J B. William.
son) F. W. Mann, Ed Stoea, Jo.
Lauderdale, j. f. Larkin, Frank
johnson.
Davis. B Hagood. ]. R. Wiley,
I. l.. Beach, Judge R. H Benton,
Wat Dennis, Frank Canterbury,
A. e. AsburY, Jr,, Joe Reed, S. G.
Emison, ] G Coe.
Dover-C L. Wilson, S. W. Saun-
ders, S. W. Wiley, Geo Rogge, j NJ.
VIM, DR.. VIM T. Harwood, Jouett
Redd, B. F. Cooper, W. S. Land,
Wm. Walker, II. II Mcdaniel, John
Walker, (proxy II. II. McDaniel.)
Freedom-W. f. Lewis, j. @.
Stapleton, F, A. Kueck, S. d. Fox,
W. W. Downing.
Lexington Louis Gratz J. P.
Chinn. Horace Blackwell T. Dul-
ing, Robert Barnett, Geo. Logan,
NJ. G. McFadin, Gordon White, Fl. G
Wallace, Jos. W. Bailey, Capt R..
Todhunter, William Fitchett, DR..
Geo. W Bates. Young Hicklln, e N.
Hopkins, Oscar Thomas, Robt. M.
Howe.
MiddletOu-Chas zeysiug, S S.
Galloway, F. w. Mcclure, ]. L Oliver
G. E. Shepard, W c. Fletcher.
Sni-a-bar-Geo. Sullivan, James
Rogers, T W Carmichael James
Gautler, c. L. Glasscock, W. e
Ewing, @. J. Edwards, f. Il.
Wilkerson.
Washington-O L. Tiller, R L.
Davenport, Gilbert Jennings, G. B.
! Green, L. F. Weaver, D. E. Herr,
O. Kincheloe, N. T. Collins, H. H.
Anderson, Ward Ripley.
The committee ON permanent or.
ganization, order Of business, and
rules recommended that the temporary
organization be made permanent,
that delegates be selected to attend
the congressional convention, one
from each township and one at large,
that eight delegates, one from each.
toweship, be selected to go to the sen.
atorial convention; that the delegates
be instructed to cast the whole vote
Of this county in such a way as the
majority of Lafayette county dele.
gates present should decide; and that
the introduction OF resolutions be
made the last order of business.
1t was moved and carried that the
delegates from each township select
Its delegate to each OF the conven,
tions and that the selections be rati.
red together. Accordingly the fol,
lowing delegates to the congressional
convention were put iu nomination
and ratified; Congressional. .-P. w
Osborn, J. G, Coe, H. II. Mcdaniel
]. E, Schackleford, DR.. ]. ]. Flu ker
son, L. e. Johnson, w. E. Ewing
D. E. Herr, DR.. W. G. Harwood
senatorial,-J, H. Bumgarner R. FL
Benton, ]. L. Pace, S. P. Phillips
+ N. Hopkins, c. E. Shepard, t. w
Nrmichael, R. c. Davenport,
n The motion to cast the vote Of tn,
county as a unit was carried.
A resolution endorsing Hon. G. w
Hamlin and instructing the delegate.
to vote for him for the congressional
nomination was adopted.
Charles Greasy having sent wore
that he would like TO be relieved from
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