Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-04-11
TAFT SUPPORTERS
GET UPPER HAND
Instruct Del ;gation of the
County for President fer
denomination.
Endorse Newell Sanders for U.
S. Senator.

The republican convention at JAS
per Monday endorsed President Taft,
and instructed the delegation from
Marion County to the State Conven-
tion to cast their vote as a unit foI
him. They also endorsed the official
action of Newell Sanders, as State
Chairman, and asked Gov. Hooper to
appoint him to fill the unexpired telm
of the late Robt. L. Taylor as United
States Senator.
| The convention was called to order
at p. NJ in the courtroom by f. M.
| Mccullough, chairman of Executive
| Committee. l.. P. Brewer and .las
Bible were placed in nomination for
Chairman of meeting but Mr.. Brewer
withdrew, and Mr. Bible was unani-
ously chosen Mr.. Brewer was then
mace secretary.
Committees ON Resolutions and Dele
gates to State Convention were then
appointed by the Chair, and they
withdrew to prepare reports. During
the intermission Dave Layne, of Whit
well, made an address on republican
principles, which brought him ap
plause.
The report of committee on Dele
Kelly rs follows: g..
First District-F. L. Tate, X. J.
Kilgore, Fred Campbell, George Nc
Cullough.
Second District-Dave Layne, S. G.
Green, Jno. Pressnell, Jas. Bryant,
Geo. Morrison.
Third District S. Smith, Joe
Grayson, Lark Saynes, Wash Pickett
W. H. White, Howell Barker
Fourth District Kelly Pryor, M. Fl.
Merritt, Dan Pitman, Maloy Jones,
Houston Vinsant, Luther Springs.
Fifth District-Jas. Long, George
D. Smith, Henry Peck, p. S. Harris,
G. W. McCurry, Geo, Bryson, Sam
McCurry, Dave Bryant.
Sixth District -Thos. Richie, Bill
McNabb, Henry Smith, James Long.
Seventh District j W, Brown,
Chas. Quarles, j. c. Kelly, F. M.
Mccullough Jas. Janey, M D. Brew
er, H, NJ Westmoreland, N. F. Thorn
as, Lon Mccullough, Pat Brewer,
Thos. Forester, Fred Shockley, Mitch
ell Goodman S. B. Patton, J. G..
Lancaster, S. B. Raulston, Lot War
en-, Oscar Forester, f. A. Kelly, s.
s. Tate.
Eighth District-Thos. Morrison,
Kelly Quarles, Esq Higdon.
Ninth District S. d. Collins, Jim
Barker, J. G. Raulston.
Tenth DISTRICT. M Bible, S. D.
Raulston, Jim Kelly, J, A. Bible,
Frank Tate, & W. Smith, E. D. Tate
Eleventh Djstrict-D T. Tbach
Jno. Parker. Jr., Jno. Oliver, Ad AL
len, r, S. RaulstoD. Jim Smith, AL
bert Kelly, Jeff Smith.
Twelfth District-E. Graenicher, E.
w. Holcomb, o, j. Wells, Pies Layne.
Thirteenth District. J. Ander-
son, Dan Hale, Sam Hale, ii. L.
Long.
Fourteenth District-A. j. Willis,
j. L. Raulston, W. R. Raulston, g.
L, Beene, 7. Kinnebrew, W. r. Gil.
liam, Roy Gillian, Joe Shaw, A. G.
Morgan, Elwood Shaw, Sid Heaton,
Geo. Shaw.
Fifteenth District. w. Morrison,
j. J. Dykes, Sam Kilgore, J. E. Kill
gore, S. L. Rogers. E. M. Raulston,
W. E. McCurry, NJ. w. Pryor, F. M.
Powell, Alex Shockley.
Sixteenth District-M. V. Coffelt,
c. L, Ingersoll, Jno. Coffelt, D. A.
Tate, S. NJ Raulston, J. T. Rauls-
ton, R, G. Aycock, w. F. Mcdaniel,
Arch Carroll, B. F. Patton, G. Baum
gartner. Ike Padgett, Tom Farmer,
H, B. Douglass, Jack Hill, P. Pat
ton, D. S. Tate, Luther Cummings,
W. r. Nimmo, H. M. Minnis, W. NJ.
Patton, Steve Rogers, W. K. Cline.
Respectfully submitted,