The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-23
POLITICAL POINTS.
STATE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION,
The Resolutions, delegates Aitsr'
mates, Eic- ALVEY Oid Iime ~ IL
IL the Nirginia Republican 'on'
,euii0n Majority ~ Nhe
North Carolina RAIDS for
sherman, Ete
Correspond ucr 'rpouoald,

I |N lhNNll'N N'N|INI'I'N w w ~ lllfi
Pro.l1eu N,hlol Smith Ia the chair
The calling of thc ron WIS ordered, whom
II appearing lh0t no quorum was present,
the Chnr directed the Secretary 70 announce
Mt tho cntmnco The Opcnrhouio, TINT tho
convention was assembled md ready
10 proceed with the transaction
Of business, lls announcement caused
u rpli 0llng of the hou'c A quorum hay'
ing been obtained the Chair ann upccd that
the calling OF tho roll was In order, Attic
conclusion Of the call, a quorum being pres
cnt, tho reading Of tho Journal Of Yesterday
proceedings WIS read,
A motion was made, mud sustained by tho
Chair, that tho reading of the Journal be dis
Tho credentials Of Tom Green
county were received ind read,
j. II. McLcary was ndmitied ~ u delo-
gate 10 represent tlal county IN the conyen'
ton.
A motion was made sul sustained that j.,
A, lIill, cf Walkers j. NJ, Embry, OF Bell
} and delegates from Dewitt, lNlnes Cnln'
han and Jackson counties be allowed TO
participate IN the deliberations of the c0nyCn-
ton. Colonel John Moore, from Nueoes
county, and proxy from Duvul county WIS
also admitted.
Colonel Chcnowith, of Faunin, offered the
following "Rcsolyed, That n committee of
one FROM each Senatorial dlstrctbc appointed
10 draft resolutions expressive Of the senti'
ment Of the conventions" The resolution
b creating considerable discussion, WINS with
} drawn,
Hon, Y. w. lIcrndon, Of Smith, offered
the following, which was adopted "Whero-
| Ms, The last census OF the United States, IN
sofar Us Il relates TO Texas was not fair,
full and complete census, ana rs THIS may
| hnye been caused IN inct by thencggoncc OF
our own people, therefore, BE 1t resolved,
Tint il is the sense Of this convention That
|, the people of Texas should offer every
possible facility TO the officers engaged
, In the work, and exercise
theutmost diligence TO furnish MI useful data,
to the end thuta full, fair and perfect census
may be taken for 1850
Hon. w. S. Coleman, of Harrison, offered
the following which unanimously passed
Whereas IN view Of the fact that the 2lst
lay Of April Is M anniversary, dear TO the
nVhVs VI VN'Il iN>"',' NV 90 ~ w w -,
Z rolsary OF that struggle when give TO leNA'
her Independence therefore, net
Resolved by lhe Democrduc purity N con
3 vention assembled, That we hereby renew
our devotion TO all That VIII promoIe the pes,
interests of the State, ms We VII,
, ever cherish with livehest emot'ons o.
gratitude those fathers OF the hepunLle. tn'
q Texas Veterans OF the revolution Oh looo'
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