Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-11

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~. motion lsir poe uIou Tie Resolution II
Mr. Wr,hi, lhe ulr'i1rm was adopted. The
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those provoked another angry discussion after
which III Y were laid on the tGtlo. Mt Williams
presented the following
RsoiFffhst The flaw urnrr1 q the Southern riie1,
such or' no' in ne enjoyment % the fe Z piracy, rurrr
rnhnfy witch oa r1ln was Ai On he 1Ar ,ir iaE'T r'
Fso,rs-By dix Con, sn.loa a VT, as me representatives,
NJ The r,nocracyu dis Cong ssrl Dsrai u NsS rsrale
as one Of g ga'lna eo'iTnc' " 90, party 'hy nth % c'eg
man Ia he it on III question: Thnl.s INC pdncp md
believe IN The ul and ne denssuuf saeis u puh
yau,'-rwlicl "a woiop laid ~ 'ne table.
Mr.. Hall, moved the adoption of the follow ina:
Rfiolsifhat two trf, 4 he Of thl, touyeatsn
shan DO necessary TO 'le eo''t candidate fo conFre,s aad
thai proceed to IN nomination OF candidate for Congress
which was carried
Mr.. lawson Of Cherokee put ia nomination
the Hon. John II Reagan. Mr., Williams, Of
upshur; $. II. Morgan. Mr.. Convey of San Au-
eustine L. b. Sexton. Mr.. Williams, OF Smith;
Col. u. h. Lott Mr.. Alley, Of Cass John Z.
Mills. Mr.. Turner, Of Harrison W. H. Poag.
Mr.. Williams, Of Smith Geo. W. Chiffon.
vi the nominations except that of Hon. John
II, Reagan, were withdrawn
Here the entire delegation from CasS, Harrison,
Pamela and Urshur, Joel ~ HGrsroyc Of Shelby
and MIR. Howerton Of Rusk, rcpresenting jl
votes, Withdrew from the Conyeu ion.
The vote was taken, and il appearing Chat the
Hon. John n. Reagan had received 1914 yoyes, h.
was declared By the President, tae Nominee or
the Democratic Party, for Congress, from the
Eastern Congressional District Of Texas.
Mr. Hall, Of Shelby, presented the following,
and moved ts adoption:
EeSortdThat tho thanks ~ this Convention rendered
Gen John j. G,od and Judge D. Jennings for The air Impair
tal and able which they have presided th Con-
Iention ud " the Secretaries for the faithful discharge Of their
duties. Carried
Mr.. Wright, of Lamar, presented the follow
ing, and moved IDS adoption;
Resoi1cTh,t the next Congressional Convention for mi,
District be held Tyler Monday May, 15GiCnr-
rCl.
Mr. Wright, of Lamar, presented the follow
ing resolution. and moved it's adoption
RCs0UeiThat the Proceedings of ths Convention he sed
~ tho President AMI Secretary and the Democratic pares
throughout the District be requested pubsl the saraccarrd
On motion of Mr. Wright, of Lunar n com
mittee consisting of Mossrs Wright. Nicholson,
Fields CASTOR and Warield, were appointed 10
wait upon Judge Reagan, informing him Of his
nomination, and requesting his attendance.
Judge Reagan appeared, aSdon call from 5fe
meeting. made forcibie speech Of an hour s
length, which would have done honor to the
ablest statesman Of our country, and elected APP
plause alike from his friends and opponents.
On motion, the convention adjourned cine die
j. j. GOOD, PHEs,DENr,
j. D, McCAMAyT, sec'ty.