The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-07-04
TO NOMINATE v. G.
BRAN1LEY AGAIN
TODAY
DEMOCRATS OF THE ELEVENTH
DISTRICT TO MEET HERE
THIS MORNING.
After Convention Work is over Par
.ty Will Take Trip to sea-sena-
toraI Convention to Meet
Also.

AN-
The democratic congressional corr
vention Of the Eleventh Georgia dis
trtict will meet in this city at eleven
O'clock this morning for the purpose
OF FORMALLY nominating Congressman
w. G. Brantley of Brunswick, to sue
ceed himself in congress.
The convention today will be the
seventh one that has nominated the
distinguished Brunswickian for the
position which he now holds. and
strangely enough he has been named
by the people in the recent primary
by the largest majority yet accorded
to him.
Hon. John c. Mcdonald, CT Way
cross, who is chairman of the commit
tee for the Eleventh district will pre-
side and the proceedings promise to
be interesting
The delegates to the convention are
as follows:
Charlton county-W. H. Mizell, w.
Nj. diff, Jcs. P. Mizeil, B. G. McDon-
DID,, H. j. Davis, NJ j. Paxon, H. G.
PAGE, Jesse w. Vickery, L. E. Mallard,
W. w. Tyler, John Harris, z. T.
Torode.
Dodge. Hal Roberts, o. ]. Frank
lin b snih
p .Favne Jas. R Thamas, R. L. BEN
Jammes w. Poppell
ppling-Ed. Jarman, c. W. Sulli-
ri Pierc-Dr. w. P. Williams, M. G.
Mel klpin, Henry Hyers. Jacob Cartetr,
%. iR. Youmans,, B. j. Guest, B. H.
Thomas, P R. Sweat, T. S. Raulerson,
l.. iR. Walker.
j )phnson-Judge A. F. Daily, Judge
W1l. Faircloth, c. H Moore, G. W
Th3mas, D. ]. w. Brinson, Jr., L..
Davis, S. J. Sumner, A. S. Bussey, j.
M Huff.
TIelfair-o. F. McRae, H. P. Will
dom, Thos. F. Day, ]. III Williams.
I3wn-L R. Tucker, J. B. D. Paulk
N atgomery-W. H.McQueen, D. w.
Folsom.
Coffee-F Willis Dart, M. D. Dlcker-
son. F. L. Lockridge.
Ilowndes-O. NJ Smith, R. A. Peep,
les, g. L. Patterson, R. A. White
hurst, S. L. Bowling, Z, w. Edwards,
T. A. Davis, E. L. Turner, w. t.
Staten, A. L. Davis, H Y Tillman, w.
T. Banberrg. DR.. EJ. Sbith, L. l.
Webb, Orrin Register. George De
Loash, ]. K Whitet, j. P. Carter. NJ.
M. Blanton, H. r. Dampier, T. S.
Knight, j, F. Todd, D. NJ. Mathis.
Ware-John C. Mcdonald A. P. Per-
ham, Sr., DR.. ]. B. Bagley, J. G. Hum
phrey, Henry, Henry Strickland, Sr,
I. A. Colhoun, G. M. Sweat, V. T.
Stanton DIR. j. L. Walker, T. ]. Nc
Clellan, R. B. Ballard, DR.. B. H. Viii
liams, s. F. Floyd, M. L. Moore, S. T.
Wright, S. F. Miller. a
Camden-G. w Brandon.
Brooks-S. S. Bennett.
Laurens-V. L. Stanley, E. P Orr,
j. L. Manning, H. Aft Knight, DR.. w.
B. Taylor, T. ]. Blackshear.
Clinch-W. T. Dickerson.
Echols Tiff. c. Hamm.
JEFF Davis-J A., gfnatie.
The delegates from Glynn county
I Wl>WI1 Be the hosts of the conyen-
- are as follows: A. Fendig, j. A.
Foster, j. W. Bennett, F. E. Twitty,
Alex. Livingston, w. H. Crofton, w.
! K. Townsend, w F. Symons, j. "A
butts, T. w. Lamb, j. P Davenport, E.
IR. Conant, c. Dodg and A. D. Gale
After the congressional convention
has completed its business, the Fourth
senatorial district convention will get
IHlown to business and will nominate
" Hon. L. r. Atkins of this cityt for
ne state senate, he having been nomi-
atetd in the primary en- Jnne 4th
q. After the two conventions have fin
he'd their work, the entire delegation
NJ III becomme the guests of the Glynn
e hnty delegation and together they
board the tug e. F. Coney for
II Zip to the sea, stopping at st. Si,
\at 70 take in the Fourth of July ex-
|sz@ e delegates will return on ouch
~ as they may desire and will
IL for their respective homes this
It.5s
!, OF Ex-passlOEnr
~ WAS FILED YESTERDAY
prk, July 3.-The will Of Gro
Nland was filed in Mercer
- today. Il is known that
Fdent leftl u large estate.