The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-08-19

Wright, Dohoney and German are cleo
ted in the Fannin district.
Brady, Mills and Goddin, Radicals, have
been elected in the Grimes district,
Navarro county voted 1888, giving forty
six majority for the convention.
In the Dallas district ]. w. Ferris, John
Henry Brown and Gen. Dsruell are elected.
Mckinney, johnson, and Chambers have
been elected in the Collin county district.
E. s. C. Robertson, James C. Gather
and C. R. Smith have been elected in the
Bell county district.
Moore, Robertson and Erhard, Democrats,
are supposed to have been elected in the
McDade district.
The Empire says Judge Nugent is Ger.
tainly elected member of the coustitu.
tional convention.
Russell, Flanagan and Abner (coloredl,
and all Radicals, have been elected in the
Harrison county district.
Charles DeMorse, w. P. Mclean and j.
F. johnson are elected, without any oppo-
sition, from the Red River district.
Ferris, Brown and Darnell, of the Fort
Worth district, are excellent members OF
the constitutional convention.
VIM. Fl. Russell and G. III. Howard have
been ingloriously defeated in the Browns
vile district by Col. Ford and Louis CardIs.
The Gatesville Sun says that Coryelle
county gives for the convention GA;
against, II; Ross, 647; Graves, 311; Flem-
ming, 613; Erath, 1893; Little, 80.
The joint resolution, calling a constitu-
tional convention, provides for the assem-
bling of the Convention on the first Monday
in September which is the sixth day of the
month.
Ell Paso has not yet been heard from, but
no doubt it remains that Russell and Howard
have been defeated. Benavedes is elected.
Ford, as an independent candidate, is elee-
ted, and Cards, too, it is thought. - -
Gen. Darrell, Judge Ferns, Col. Mccoy
and Judge Barksdale have been seranaded
at Forth Worth, and made capital speeches.
They are well pleased that the One-sided
election evoked such general interest.
The vote in Comanche county for the
constitutional convention was 375, and only
four against il. Flemming, Ross and Grave
Brown county where there was only one
ballot-box opened.
Goss's majority as candidate for the
district attorneys place in Lee county was
449; the total Radical vote was 426; total
Democratic vote 1880, as follows: J. s.
Lauderdale, 462 John Alexander, SOS; r.
II. Flanniken, $50. -
The J7mpieeHts says, properly and truth
fully, that Ex-Governor +. S. stockdale,
from the Twenty-fou-th District, is, per
haps, as well and as favorabiJ known as
any public man in the State. His district
could not be better represented i 3
II must be very gratifying to the Mexia
Lsdgsy to know that Martin and his friends
have the consolation Of knowing he was
tr1umphantly elected, IN the face Of pow
erful opposition and Of most dishonest
practices, as the Freestone HsraId says
AEoore's ma jofity over Bryce, in Fayetts
ana Bassrop, was ss; Kobiuson's was 1853,
and Erhard;s IS. The other independent
candidates were beaten By larger MAJOR.
ties, running IS high As 459- The maj0nty
against the convention reached 1ois
The result Of the election in the Twenty.
fifth District, which has been regarded q.
doabtful, S settled Is in favor q All tbs