The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-09-11

leon eounty'-W II johnson, W B Middleton, J ]
Llberty eOunty-E Pickett. Jas simpson. wh.r
Iimesione eounty-A J coruthsrs d N P,eBder,,.,
r Henry, r Davis, W Fishburn, E Kidd. D nc
Desharkie{, 7 Gibson, B Tyrers.
Live Oak cOunfy-L LaWh0n.
Llnno county-L Miller + Brazlale ] Burland
Niles Barber, b G COwan
. Mcclellan eounty-G Buney, S Napier. "
brooka, > Stevenson, } W Spelght, II Quarles
g , Erath, L ID Ross Geo Clark L Moore ID r alice
Riddle, 9 II Alexander, VIM Evans II J Canfeid
Flint z Guriey, W A Fort, II McGee, JW Downs
~ n Boggess. G McCunOugh, ] II Caldwell w \
Flournoy, J Elgin, r + Burnham-
Mcculloch comfy c Rogn, n Il Lcadbetter. "
Alexander (proxies).
Madison eounty--M Y Randolph.
Marion county-M d Taylor, d B Culbertson "
L craN1ord' " Penn, H cerbin. jas Hoban, K
Macon county, c. c Calian.
= Aatagorla eounty-E s. Hugely, Hodges, Gee
Menard county-C Callen
Milan county-Capt John " Hood, Jas II Givins
w II Wilcox, Jesse Adkisson, W p Miles. s B New.
man, ID W Bosnian, S p Cox
Montague cOunty-N II Jackson, L Shoemaker
:, montgomery eountyICol NJ Wade, II N Phillips
Orton = =
Navarro eGgnty-TT J andrews, J L HoIbert. J +
Hardin, Upshaw, G NJ Winkler.
Newton eounty-R Brailsford-
Palo Pinto-JH II Caruthers, VIM YeaIe. Mat Veale
Panola county-E N Baker, A j Booty, I NJ Bowers,
a a. 3 Ross, N Burns, II L Anderson, T Reagan, A S
Parker county-Wm Veale, proxy.
Polk cOunty-K De Walt.
Red River county-C De Morse John W Vesey. w j
SWAIN r r Gaines, II r Latimer.
Robertson co1ntY-T P Aycock, w Townsend.
Chas Lewis, w w Watts, JnO Glass, G a Gorden,
l Roberts, t Moore
Rockwall county
Rnsk county-C B Kilgore, JIM Barton w spi-
vey, II Miller, T II Coleman.
cation.
Sabine county-D N Short H Maund.
San Augustine-D NJ Short proxy.
San Patricio counfy-A S Thurmond, proxy.
San Saba county, Rogan, w Ledbetter, w
Stephens county represented by Pala Pinto dele
CATION
shelby county-D NJ Short, NH Ashton.
Smith county-O NJ Roberts, X Castor, p
Jarvis, j B Henderson, Geo Marlborough, w II Marsh,
Swain, G w Smith Horace Chiffon, II G Robertson,
Starr county, A Ware
Taylor couHty-Repre by Palo Pinto delege-
ton.
TaTrant eOunty-S II Watson, proxy.
Titus county-By Red River delegates.
n ITaVls county, M Nv brown, W ~ L Olies L Giles, &
W Fowler, r A Rutherford, w A Tipps, N G Shelley,
w Won Rosenberg, De Cordoya, g BuIditt, T B
Dohme, A Walker, ALI Smith, J w Denton, A r
Morris, A Rosengreen, J X Farrell, II Robinson,
Giles ID Dixy, d Z Waddel A w Terrell, NJ @ Mich
OILS j II lively VIM Pelham NJ Patten j T Lindley
W G Walsh, Hughes, d Bunton, R Jones, E smith,
Sammesum, Jas Thompson.
Trinity coanty-s 7 Robb, t Stamford, ] W
Royster, J Douglas Brown.
II Kerby, w W Whitehead, G Cooper.
Throcknorton nty-Represented by Palo Pinto
delegation.
Upshur county, L Tarver, II W Collins.
Uvalde county-AJ j Spencer J ] Smith.
Van Zandt county, Kearby, TOwles, Thos
Victoria county, NJ Bronson, E D Lynn, c
WsIker county, T Mckinney. J M Maxey H D
Baldwin, A Hill, W Baldwin, N G Kittren, -
Waller, . P Cole, NJ Goggan, A Gee, Jones, E
Washington county-A w Kirk, 7 D L Hilliard, j
Mattson, Jas II Holt, J T Roberts, @ Hughes, J
Smith, E Thompson, J W stones A F Fielder John
Ewing. A Testard, i n Dolfn, John ID Wilkins, NJ A
Bryan, Alexander, T Clay, Harry Haynes, J D
w II Vincent w n Norwood, o T Holt, II E Skatz,
II Holms, VIM McCrutchen, Keiffer, j e Gray j
Masheek, A Crevey, r Shipley, VIM Thompson, w B
Wilson, l. Lehman, C Nisart, J Eldridge, w Ma
guire, L UPshaw, Block, shepherd, B Rob
ertsOn, w Holmes
Webb county~A Thurman, wHeaden.
Wharton cOunty-GeO Quinan.
Waller county-W Cole, Y Reese, A Weston,
Williamson eounfy-R SAMSON. J P Coffee. A G
Ganaway, A G Suttles, DR. Westfall, p McGill, Col
Hazeley, Price, E Robertson, J Stubbleheld, j
Wilson county-HeywoOd Braham, H C Burt R C
Harston, A Stunat.
Wood county-W NJ Giles, JAS Hogg, B Hart,
j Russell, j NJ Cook.
zapata county, A Ware
Zavalla county
The following counties were not repre-
sented upon call of the secretary; Archer,
Knox -fnetorganizedl, McCulloch, McMul-
len, Maverick, Orange, Newton, Presidio,
Rains, Roekwall, San Jacinto, Wichita and
ZaYala.
On motion of delegate from Fulton, a
committee of one from each Senatorial dis
trict, on credentials, was to be appointed by
the chair.
Upon motion of the freedom of
the hall was extended to the members of
hepress.
Upon the suggestion of the chair, re-
cess of five minutes was taken in order that
each Senatorial district report the name of
the delegate to serve on the Committee on
Credentials.
The several Senatorial districts reported
the following gentlemen as Committee on
Credentials:
First District-W. W. Whitehew.
Second District-B. NJ. Baker.
Third District-John ID. Smith.
Fourth District-Col Kuly.
Fifth District-C B. Kilgore.
Sixth District-B. w. Brown.
Seventh District-E Croft.
Eighth District-W J. Swayne.
Ninth District-O. c.. Kerran.
Tenth District-W. A. Wortham.
Eleventh District-W. II, Lewis.
Twelfth Distriet-Jos Bates, chairman.
Thirteenth District-E. Pearson.
Fourteenth District-JOhn Brashear.
Fifteenth District-M. T. Randolph.
Sixteenth District. b. Robertson.
Seventeenth District-Geo. w. Hood.
Eighteenth District-W. M. johnson.
Nineteenth District-TEos. Moore.
Twentieth District-J. c. Rushing.
Twenty-first Districts. A. Venters.
Twenty-second District-W N. jackson:
Twenty-third District--L. Z. Gillette.
Twenty-fourth District. NJ. Bronson.
Twenty District-T. A. Hester
Twenty-sixth District. G. Killough
Twenty-scvcnth District-E. Lewis.
Twenty-eighth District-W. II. Westfall.
Twenty-ninth District-W.V Henderson.
Thirtieth District-Wm, Hayden.
Mr.. Payne, Of Goliad, moved that one
from each Senatorial district be appointed a
committee on basis of representation.
Governor Henderson moved to amend that
the basis adopted by the Corsicana Conven-
After discussion the motion was with
drawn.
On motion Of Gen. Robertson, Of Wash
ington county,
Resolrea, That the president appoint a
committee of seven to provide seats, arrang-
ing each Senatorial representation together.
On motion, convention adjourned to 3
O'Clock r. n.
Afternoon Session.
The convention met at 8 o'clock pursuant
to adjournment, Hon. N. d. X Taylor in
the chair.
The committee on arrangements made a
report assigning seats by Senatorial dis
tricts, and delegates were seated accordingly.
Gen. J. Bates, chairman of the commit
mittee on credentials, submitted a report
stating that but few changes had been made
from the original list furnished them, some
few proxies were admitted, and in a few
cases credentials were not in form.
On motion Of Gen. Henderson, Of Hous-
ton. the chair was authorized to appoint one