Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-07
COUNTY CQNVE:NT |ON SELECTS O[LE:GA1E ES Harmon Men Sent to State
 Democratic Convention
 From Jefferson County.
CAN'T IS CHAIRMAN
Edgar Brewster Re Elected Chairman of Count, Central Committee
 and Jo Nichoi, Secretary.

1.,e Jefferson County Democratic GonN antIon met here yesterday and selected delegates to the State, Con grossional, Railroad and Judicial Con- ventons. II also endorsed three men for election commissioners and rec commended 1hancery district commit teemen and indici4 commissioners for this unty.
 Although Juds0n Harou sentiment lh this county strong no fort was made 10 get delogates instructed for the Ohioan for president. The fol- lowing resolution was adopted in re- ference to the presidential non1na- ton:
 Whereas, We believe that this is a year when the Democracy of the nat ion can elect president if the right man is nominated, and
 Therefore, We hereby express our belief that it is not only wise that our delegates 10 the state cgnven- t1ion should go there uninstructed, but that ou. state convention should send to the national convention at Balti- more also an uninstructed delegation in order that the changes in condi- tions and sentiment as to the logical candidate at that time should not pre- vent the Democracy of Arkan sas from acting in the lest interest of the par ty success ill 1912.''
 Theer was no fight for the chair manship of the convention. Hor, N. J Can't was leected chairman, and .Jo NichO!, secretary. The convention session was enlivened by a stirring address delivered by Col. s. M. Fay lor, the nominee for Congress from the Sixth district, who was called up- on for speech and was given fine tion hall Col. Taylor declared that he had carried ten out of the twelve counties of this district and needed only siXty-seVen votes of carrying eleven He made the assertion that not one cent had been given by him to supporters to secure his nomina- tion and that he was proud to say that no one approached him for mo- ney during the campaign He paid a t,s1, r., Co his stand on the tariff and also re- ferred to an address made by Oscar Underwood, at Chicago, recently on the same subject.
 While the County convention deem- ed it best not to instruct for any one presidential aspirant, the delegation from Jefferson county to the state convention is to a man Harmon dele gation. The following are the dele gates selected represent Jefferson county on the state convention floor:
 Judge J. M. Elliott, s. A. Miller, D.. E. Tucker, F M. Dial, Meyer Solm- son, T. c. White, Win. Nichol, Ches ter Taylor T. Havis Nixon, E. B. Bloom and IT K. TGney. Senator Toney is Governor Harmon's manager in Arkansas and Meyer Solmson is secretary of the Arkansas Judson Harmon Club The alternates are: J. T. Crawford A. W. Nunn, J. M. Oracle, M. J. Mead, w B. Hicks, c. F. Campbell r. H. Walker, T. A. Will son, J. M. Barrett, w. F. Coleman and W. T. Woodbridge.
 The delegate 10 the judiciary con- vention are: A. R. Cooper, Ben Har- vey, D., Wm. Bfeathwit, w. J. Sheppard, c. D. McCallister, Dr. J. T. Niven, w. w. West, J. P. Watson, Ed Counts, J. S. Wiley and w. B. Sor- rells.
 The following will attend the Fourth Chancery District convention: w. F i Colem an, M Danaher, F. c. Bridges T. M. Hooker, l.. Reinberger ant W. D.. Jones. w. F. Coleman, F. G Bridges and M Danaher were recom' mended as Central Committeeman fol the Fourth Chancery District, and F