.l,;s state in the Congress of the
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=, tl;s State in the Congress of the

 SIalen a;on. Messrs. Evans, Craig, Roane,

 'll0'J and Joyner, were appointed a com ]. ?, 2 wait upon Governor YELL, and ln-

 ;~ of his nomination & mn l.;nn ', of E. L. Johnson, Esq, 1t was

 nGus1' l9.e5 That we, the delegates of this E g.;s ,.;on' do hereby pledge ourselves to

 na9, gnited and individual aid in support < aominees nine of this Convention for Cover

 4smbpr lU of Congress, and Electors of

 s 4 and Vice President, at the coming

 as @ whoever they may be,

 n' noton. the Convention proceeded to

 liou nore for candidate for the office Bvemor of this State;

 i s,enpon ra DANIEL J. CHAPMAN was q nomination. 4 ra Cbanman 27

 loi oaotferino , # ScdIttflnS p,osident announced that DANIEL J. 5. as,,s was duly nominated, by this Con- T aA os inc candidate of the Democratic ar tbe office of Governor of this State. 1 motion. a committee was appointed to q DocToR CHAPMAN of his nomina- R,nlgsd. n That this Convention will <Iv support the nominees of the Demo- I ENational Convention to be held in Bore in May, 1914. A motion,

 ssolred. That the Democratic Address, Ered and published by the committee l bv order of the Democratic State Con M held in this city on the first Monday necember last, and published by said SiHee. embodies and sets forth the true Zines of our party and that the same be 6ed by and published under the sanction fs Convention.

 l motion of MT. I eates, zsolred, Thatthis Convention regard with Ilre the zeal and energy with which the k,ysAs BANNER," and the other DEMO- Ed PAPERS in this State, have advocated Sincples of true Democracy; and that hre entitled to the fullest confidence and brt of the Democratic party. motion of Mir. Newton, Isolued, That the Democratic journals 5 State be requested to publish the pro- bgs of this Convention. I motion of Mr Ross, |solved, That the thanks of this Con- bn be tendered to Gen'l Samuel Adams President, and Gen'l Sam'l Mitchell and ]phn Bruton, Vice Presidents, for the able Fer in which they have presided over the kations of this Convention, and also to sTucker and L. J. Reardon, Esqs., Secre- ] of the same, for their efficient and atten- frviees

 motion of Dr. Borland, k0lred, That the thanks of this Con- kn be tendered to Mr. Henry F. Pendle- Superintendent of Public Buildings, for Eind and attentive services, in preparing Ball for our reception and accommoda- 4urlng our sessions. THURSDAY, l o'clock, A. NJ motion, the Convention adjourned sias

 SAM7L ADAMS, Pres't-= JOHN BRUTON, ] Vice SAM'L MITCHELL, ] Pies'ts. E TUCKER, Secretaries \. REARDoN, 'eoie'a'ie''