The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-09-09
BIG DELEGATION TO
CAST OLD MAURY'S
VOTE FOR HOOPER
ONE or THE STRONGEST EVER
APPOINTED WILL ATTEND
STATE CONVENTION.
FIVE HUNDRED IN The LIST
viii Meet at the Ruman Auditorium
at 1880 O'Clock on September a.
to orsanize-oId confederates in
the Delegation.

named to represent any county In q
Democratic State convention In Ten
nessee tina nthat appointed at Mon
days great mass convention to cast
the vote of Old Maury in the State
Democratic convention at Nashville
on Sept. IA.
More than 500 of the best and tru-
est Democrats beneath the canopy Of
heaven we're sent to Nashville to cast
the twenty-three votes of the county
for Hooper and Enloe and to register
to the world the fact that the spirit
of the immortal Carmack yet lives
and abides with his people.
On the delegation are several scores
of the old heroes who wore the gray
for four long years. They have new
er known anything but Democracy,
they know nothing now but Democra-
cy, but being ground and baptized in
the faith they naturally balk at Pat
tersonism and assassination. They
have resolved that the Democratic
party cannot survive if it endorses
assassination and force and fraud and
graft and so resolving they have de-
termined to save the party. These
men will go to Nashville and vote for
Hooper. They will vote for Hooper
in November.
The delegation is called to meet at
the Ryman auditorium in Nashville
at 1890 o'clock on the morning of the
convention, that is Sept. IA. A spec
ial rate of one fare and twenty-five
cents has been granted for the con-
vention and Maury county is sure to
have a big delegation. The following
is the complete list.
MT. Chairman: Your committee on
delegation recommends that the fol-
lowing named Democrats be appoint
ed delegates to the Democratic State
convention to be held at Nashville,
Tenn, on Sept IA, 1910:
First District.
Jim Stevens, T. C. Garrett, w. c.
Sewell, G. w. Walters, Walter Fly, j.
A.McKnight S. b Gardner, Will Sowell
E, p. Adkins, w. J. HARRISON, Geo.
Pigg, w. R. ReaVes, F. B. Craig, John
H. Anderson, Jas. Riley, w. E. Haley,
D. s. Baker, A. j. Dawson, D. T. Fitz-
gerald, ]. p. Johnson, r. G. Mullins,
G. A. walters, E. N Woodland, w. M.
Fly, Epps Sowell, r. S. Mcknight, DR..
Frank Walker, Prof J. w. Patton,
George Delk, AID ForgeyY Wesley
Woolard, E. w Walters, G. H. Wake
field, j. H. Roach, r. G. ELAN, W. L
Wakefield, Geo. Ladd, j. M. GaskilL
E. G. Fly, H. C. Page, R. p Baker. B.
G. Fly. r. D. Walters, j. M. Church,
M. Cook, Sam Vestal, oscar Lock
hard, M. G. Hight
Second District.
q. c. Goodwin, w. Z. Babb. j. Il.
Dodson, c. s. Nichols, r. G. Jamison'
Jr.. ]. M. Fitzgerald, ]. j. Parish, John
N. Meroney, Sam Nesbitt, Jim Ham
monds. e. ]. Davis, John Yokley, Ste
phen Church, Eugene Moran, CAM II.
Mckay. G.. P. Southal, John Jamtson,
Robert Sellers, John Burcham, +. L.
Robinson, w. ]. Mcknight, M. t. wal
ters. d. Dodson, E. r. HARRISON, ID.
Jarrett. G. H. Dodson, Clayton God
win. ]. Will Shelley, F. M. Hull, Polk
Goodwin, e. P. Notgrass, w. A. Hayes,
N. M. Page, M. E. Allen, M. V. (Dan)
Oakley, ]. w. c. Church, J. w. Bar
cham, Ed Babb, L. q. Turpin, w. L.
Lucas, w. r. Haywood, Polk Tim
mons.
Third District.
r I. Hayes, Emmett Yokley, J. M.
Thompson, w. M. Hughes, Prof.. Bran
ham, J. M. Davis, H. M. Polk. w. N.
Porter, j. w. Cheairs. Rush odiii,
John odiil, Walter Bailey, c. I. Blu
ford. M. Ed Parkes, J. N. Overton, Bill
Tucker, T. G. Parham, J. G. Lamar,
Harmon, Doc Grove. Emmett
Brown, James Fleming, DR.. 7. n.
Hawkins, T. e. Johnson, Maj. L. I.
Jamison, Bruce Campbell, T. B. Bcnd'
J. F. Parkes. L. R. Henderson, D. E.
Mailoy, A. P. Odill, Allen Campbeii.
A. E. Greenlaw, Frank Short, Sam
Williams, NJ. H. Butts. John Yokiey'
lin Kinnard.. e. H. Ayres. WIN.
Cheairs, w. M. Jamison, Ben g. Da-
Wis, James Davis.
Fourth District.
Theo seeley, w. H. Mitchell, Jonn
shannon, E. D. Mitchell, Walter Chad
well, Larkin s. Lamar. s. M. JoneA
T H Dodson, e. N. B. Reaves, Usury
parker. Pink Lamar, A. B. Cheek, A.
J. Hardison, Hardin Mayoerry, u M