The Daily Dispatch

Alabama Politics-Conservative Convention Called-Committee Appointed to go to Washington.

Montgomery, Ala., February 29.-The Conservative State Committee met to-day and adopted resolutions: First, calling a convention the white people of Alabama opposed to negro domination and Radical misrule on the 1st Monday in June to co-operate with the national Democracy in the approaching presidential election. Second, the convention to be called earlier "should events transpire which render it expedient." Third, appointing five citizens to go to and remain in Washington as long as necessary to represent the political interests of Alabama, and advise her friends of her condition. And fourth, "that the friends of that cause are earnestly advised to maintain an active political organization in every town and county of the State, with a view to be ready to support a white supremacy and constitutional Government under whatever contingencies may arise."

Peter M. Dox, of Madison; J. J. Giers, of Morgan; Lee Parsons, of Talladega; H. R. Randall, of Dallas, and John Forsyth, of Mobile, were appointed under the third resolution.