Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1914-03-05
Endorses Preston for Governor, and
Spears for Supreme Judge.
W. {. CARTER ELECTED
new CHAIRMAN
Convention on March 28 to Nominate
Candidates.

an S. Kelly W. A. Meagher, T. S.
Turner, G, P. Beene, W. H. Martin
and S. r. Golibart
During the intermission a string
band, three colored performers, enliv-
e ed things with selections. "Dixie"
was the favorite, and Pete Toney kept
them busy playing it, lubricating their
arms by means of hat collections The
! performers did not use any complca-
ted operate scores, but played after
the negro faculty for crude harmony,
but their performance interested the
crowd One young man sufnamed
Walker, residing in the vicinity of
Jasper, became so inebriated with the
mu ic that comm on stnse seemed to
have lift him. He wandered tipsily to
AMI fro, an after the convention got
busy made several remarks in Il very
lou voice tnat di not pertain to the
subject Probably the harmonies of
theemusic were still ranging in his
head.
On the return of the committee, the
convention again went into session.
Mr.. Cameron reported for the Com
mittee on Executive Committee, and
the rerort was read by E. G. Wright
Report adopted, and is as follows:
1st Di trict Cal Dykes, Robt. Fos-
ter, $ r. Rust. W. A. Price.
2nd District DIR. J L Shirley, L.
M. Walker, d. 7. Layne, T. A An
des, DR. Juo Seay, DIR. J. A. Walk
er, j. M. Price, S. L Havron,, j.
s. Hooper, M. Grayson. N. B.
Moore. L. P Daniel, L. l.. Janeway,
B. Fl Hudson, W A. Meagher., s
@: Coaura, J. Fl Northcut, Allan
Pyburn, G, G. Shirley.
Bra District s. R Golibart, Jr., j
G. Foster, Jas Roope, Jno Myers,
j. M Riggle.
Atm District -P. q. Toney, G P
Beene, Jim Marlow, Briggs Lasater,
A. s. Kelly, Sr,. Dan Gallagher.
9Th District-Spence Cannon, S. L.
Ketner, Estill Gott, W. F. Shelton,
Jas. Wells, VIC. Moore, K Shelton,
Jas A. Hoge
9th District-D. Y. Conatser, J. F.
Webb, J F. Meuekel, Jim Russell,
Joe Payne, J. D. Payne, L. P. Tim
berlake, Jim Hawk, A. B. Samples,
Walter McCampbell, B. A. Heard, j.
b. Phillips, Ed Towles, W, NJ Cam
eron, A. S. Kelly, Jr., H. M Towles,
j. J. Ingle, Chas. Tidman. L. B.
j. j. Lowman, Ben Bird
well, L. H. Morgan, ". H Wilson,
R. W McReynolds, ". E. Carter,
Chairman
7th District-A. L, Robertson, l.. r.
Darr. J. T. Boyd, c. H. Vann, W.
R. Boyd. E G Wright, A. R. Hall,
S. Il. Alexander, W. f. Wilson, W.
H. Martin, J. G. Lambert, Fl Fl.
Torbett, C. L. Williamson, d. c.
J. c. Martin, H. M. Deak-
ins, T. S. Turner, George S. Brown,
s. G. Deakins, J. L. Wilkerson.
9th District-W. H. Richmond, D.
7, Tucker, Jno. Barker.
9th District-L N Duncan, Mat
Ford, Il. j. Walker, Sam Hogan, Hope
Sam Minter.
10th District Jasper Anderson. Will
Jones, George Byrd, 7. H. Martin, Sr.,
E. G. Martin, Jno. Hargis.
tth District-O. j. Fry, Martin
Hartman.
Ratio Of Representation of Commit.
Zee and Convention adopted at Mass
Convention: As basis of representa-
ion, we recommend that every dis
;rict be entitled to one delegate or
7ote, and in addition thereto, each
district be entitled to one delegate or
7ote for each 25 votes cast for Wood
'ow Wilson in the 1912 election, or
traction over half of % votes cast.
Report on Resolutions was read by
Alan S. Kelly, as follows:
Be it resolved by the Democrats of
Marion County, Tennessee, in mass
convention assembled
1st We heartily en- l0rsp RI q yyie5