The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-27

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.ey were appointed >vssrAuls-s--Asina
10 preserve 2gtsg.
The rule sAs 4I0pi-,i tina! GO isle'
1Ate he permitted TO speak more ,hAu
i've minutes. ~ more :aau .S,cv 10
Any one point
The Committee On Crryt-us.Als -,-
ported The following 81 ,hrl le esa;s-'
o The Dallas County Convention.
Rhicn was adopted
llsr Of DELEGATES 10 ma DALLAS
COUNTY CONVENTION,
Fir.J MArt--E y. EarAr. =. N
Fylar. T.. H. Bnwrr ls y. A.iCtsr.
r. 7. .. Andrews, ? 3 ~hr!tDu J."
thompson, +. Caldwell j. b. >.mF-
.nn. Thep. Wh.temau. ~ = Adams,
u. r. Fearn. r J. A. Brown, june
Peak. f.. W smith, +. Levy, Charles
baskerville, W NJ Moon. J T. Bark
ey, VI. X. lhOrburu, l. +. Locke, ID.
ii. stevens, w. N. G. Hin.
Second Ward r. W, G1idthHl.ic,
W. VI. Edwards, John Rookhout, +. F.
Guedry, w b. Greenlaw, G. +. keinr
Third Ward--V. w. Cleveland, +.
NJ. Hammond, j, w, Allen, W. &.
Holland. q. r. Healey + =. Graves,
W. :, Oldham, j. II, Brown, W. q.
-terrett
Fourth Ward-J. d, Kerfoot, J, j..
Eakin, T, w. Wiley.
Firh Precinct-P q. SwOr VI. v.
Cole, II. 4. sale.
sixth Precinct--M. EllistOn.
Seventh Precinct-J. d, Marsh, w.
]. Wheeler, w. IL. Harris, h. ). Fo0r-
hees, l.. D. simpson, H. b Howe.
Eighth Precinct-P. j. Prewitt, J.
Merrill,
Ninth Precinct -
Tenth Precinct-Beu LaEhan, J..
Page
Eleventh Precinct-H. r. Newman,
w. A. J. McCollum, c, y. smith.
Twelfth Precinct. p WorthIng
ton, w. r. Worthingt0D, f. ?. tlein.
Thirteenth Precinct Doctor Cloud,
j. &. Moore, NJ. Erwin,
Fourteenth PrecnCt-B, T. Davis,
II r. Newman.
Fifteenth Precinct
Sixteenth Precinct ------
Seventeenth Precinct-D. 7. Brow
ser, Joseph Work.
Eighteenth Precinct-Wm. Brad
ford, Knox
Nineteenth Precinct--------
Twentieth PrecinCt--
Twenty First prpcinct--
Twenty second Precinct-B, +. En-
ersOk.
Twenty Fourth Precinct. i, Good.
night.
Twenty Fifth Precinct
twenty Sixth Precnct-R g. Scott,
Thomas Collins,
A vote was taken to appoint u com
mittee Of seven on permanent organl-
HhLlpu - JcS 10 HhJo 10
The vote on the motion to lay the
motion to reconsider on the table, war
- yeas 81, nays 10.
The committee on permanent organ
ization-R. w. Goldthwalte, w. VI. c
Hill, +. s. VOORHEES,, Ben Lanhan, P
b. Sheldon, W. NJ. Edwards, w. g.
Sterrett -- reported the follow ing
names: For President, Major G.. X
Fearn, and Secretary, T. J. y. Brown
A motion was made by Captain f.
G.. Bower TO appoint committee OF
seven to select torty-four delegates t.
the District Convention.
A motion was made TO lay the mo
ton on the table. The vote on its be.
ing tabled stOod--yeas 20, nays 53
Motion lost.
A motion to reconsider was made
IOst--yeas 81, nays 10.
So the motion to appoint commit
tee OF seven was carried. Mr.. J. b
Simpson moved that the committee b,
enlarged to twenty-five. The chair
man ruled against the motion and be-
fore All appeal against the decision o
the chair the vote was taken on the
question of sustaining the decision o
ehair. Ayes 81, nays -.
Colonel Baskerville moved to recon
slider. The chair ruled against him
who decided the motion to be out o
order.
An appeal was taken against the de
cision of the chair.
The chair appointed the following
gentlemen a committee to select dele
gates TO the District Convention +
q. Bower, Paul Preuitt, II. il. Stevens
T. r. d. Andrews, II. Newman, w
n. Cole.
Mr.. b. Simpson moved that ,
committee of three be appointed OF
resolutions.
Motion to lay on the table made
ayes and nays called for Ayes 4j
nays Is.
Mr.. Il. p. Graves moved to adjourn
Lost-yeas Is, nays 81.
Mr.. J. b. Simpson introduced the fol
lowing resolutions
Resolved /. That we, the Democrac,
Of Dallas county, adopt the platform o
principles ann 1unced by the Nationa
Democratic party, recently assem- bleC
ut st. Louis, and pledge ourselves to
full aud hearty cooperation In secur.
Ing the election OF it's distinguished
nominees, Samuel J. Tilden, Of New
York, and Thomas j. Hendricks, O.
Indiana, and believe that under the
wise and Just administration OF its dis
tiuguisbed reform leader, assisted by
the eminently patriotic and able coun
sellers by whom he will he surrounded,
| na.na anh nrnanarity will auutn lloa,