The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-11
CERTIFIED ROLLS
FOR CONVENTION
Official List of Virginia Dele.
gates and Alternates to
Baltimore.

Official lists OF tho delegates and
altcrnates from Virginia TO tho Ma
tional Democratic Convention at Bal
'moFe were forwarded yesterday by
D. n. Brenaman. secretary of the Nor-
folk convention. TO Chairman James
Hay for his signature. The lists Will
SO to the National Democratic Com
mittes for use In making up the tenn
porary rolls Of the convention There
Is no contest in thrs State.
The roster Of delegates and alter
mates, with post-office addresses, has
neen compiled by Mr.. Brenaman with
considerable labor and has lust been
completed. Mistakes wero made In the
original reports of district meetings
in Norfolk. and the following Is the
hrst absolutely correct list published:
Delegates ut large-Senator Thomas
>. Martin. charlottesville: Senator
Claude y. swanson. Chatham Cover
nor William Hodges Mann. Richmond /:
II. u. Floor. Appomattox; X. e. Byrd,
Richmond; r.. Tate Irvine, Big Stone
Gap; IL. st. George Tucker, Lexington:
Alfred u. Williams, Roanoke
Altcrnatcs ut largc--R. Holt Easley.
Houston. w. L. Allen. Covington; j. A.
stone. Bristol; clyde W. Saunders.
richmond; j. NJ. Bauscrman. Wood
stock; S. Gordon Cumming. Hampton;
). r. Montague. Portsmouth; j. T. Hol-
land. Norfolk.
First Congressional District: Dele
gates-Dr. j. w. Bowdoin. Bloxum
Allen d. Jones. Newport News. Alter
nates-W. D Evans. Saluda; NJ b.
Rowe. Frcder' clSsburg.
Second Congressional District: Dele
gatcs--James V. Trehy. Norfolk: Rob-
ert b. Tunstali. Norfolk; Frank f.
story. Courtland; Park z. Deans. Wind
sor. delegates to appoint their own
alternately
Third Congressional District: Dele
gates--C, b. Cooke. Richmond; IL NJ.
Smith. Jr.. Richmond. Alternatcs-Dr
c. v. Darlington. Richmond; Julien
Gum, Richmond
Fourth Congressional District: Dele
gates-Dr George NJ. Burke. Peters
burg; L. G. Palmer. Emporla. Alter
nates--W. b. Cooke. Sussex; II. l.. JEFF
freys. Chase city.
gates-R. a. Jcmees Danville: 7. L
Clark. Stuart. Alternates--W. ID. Dun
can. Whites; Judge J. C. Padgett In
dependence.
Sixth Congressional District: Dele
gates-John NJ. Hart. Roanoke; Gran
Vile Craddock. Houston. Alternates-.
A. NJ, Bowman. Salem; Charles G. Grad
uocK, LSECHDurB
Seventh Congressional District-Geo
d. Keezell, Keezletowni John NJ. Stock,
W'ncheFter: r. w. Weaver, Luray:
John S. White. Charlottesville. Alter
nates-H. II. Downing. Front Royal;
John W. Fishburne. Charlottesville; p
II. O'Mannon, Sperryville r.. II. Will
Hanson. Woodstock.
Eighth Congressional District: Dele.
agtes-R. s. Cochran, The Plains; Geo
II. Fucker. Rosslyn. Altcrnatcs-J. a
Marshall. Alcxandria; n. r. Buckley.
Clifton; Fl. L. Golladay, Jr.. Rap'dan;
John /. GIL. LeesburC.
Ninth Congressional District: Dele
p. L. st. Clair. Bane: C. w Bondurant.
Pennington Gap: NJ. c. Clark. Honnkor.
Alternates-A. II. williams. wythe-
viile r, T. nrter. Cato City; b. l..
Buchanan. Marion; .. IT, Jordan, Dub
lin.
Tenth Congressional District: Dele
gatos-reyton Cochr-,. staunton: y.
L. STROBE, Amherst ic. V. Barley. Fin
castle: Thomas L. Ryan, Oak Ridge
Aiternates-Dr. John n. I.atane, Les.
inSton; H. II. Byrd. Warm Springs:
Pembroke Petit. Palmyra: N T..
Spessard. New Castle.
1t will be noted that the State con-
vent!on elected eight dclegates-at
large with one-half vote each. and
four delegates were elected from the
Second, Seventh. Ninth ana Tenth Dis
tricts with onc-habf vote each The
Eighth District elected two delegates
and four alternates