Citizenship: A Manual for Voters

by Emma Guy Cromwell

National Committeemen.

A. T. Hert	Louisville, Ky.
At Large—Maurice L. Galvin	Covington, Ky.
At Large—R. W. Hunter	Providence, Ky.
At Large—Mrs. John W. Langley	Pikeville, Ky.
At Large—Ed. W. Chenault	Lexington, Ky.
1st District—W. L. Prince	Benton, Ky.
2nd District—Virgil Y. Moore	Madisonville, Ky.
3rd District—Clayton C. Curd	Greenville, Ky.
4th District—D. O. Burke	Bradfordville, Ky.
5th District—J. Matt Chilton	Louisville, Ky.
6th District—G. A. Seiler	Covington, Ky.
7th District—Clarence Miller	Irvine, Ky.
8th District—H. V. Bastin	Lancaster, Ky.
9th District—F. A. Field	Ashland, Ky.
10th District—Sam Collins	Whitesburg, Ky.
11th District—Chas. Finley	Williamsburg, Ky.

County Committee.

The county committee consists of one man or woman from each elective district in the county, and the city committee one from each ward or election district in the city.

County Convention.

The voters of the county of the party they represent meet at the court house at the county seat and elect a temporary chairman and the delegates to represent the party at the State convention.

If the people of the county favor a certain man for President they may instruct their delegates for this man in the State convention.

The fight at the convention is usually for chairman, who when elected usually appoints a committee to draw resolutions and names the delegates in the resolutions, which are reported back to the convention for action.

State Convention.

The call for State convention is issued by the State Central Committee of the party, and a copy of the call is sent to the chairman of each local committee. The convention is called to order by the chairman of the State Committee.