The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1880-07-31
GENERALNEWS.


DALLAS, July 2i.-Tho county con.
youlion was temporarily orgaui2cI by
calling j. w. Crowdus 10 the clair
and Frank Cockroi to actas secretary
The RObertsitcs moved that the com
mittec on credentials and permanent
organization be composed Of one mem
Der from each voting precint, defeated,
the chair.
The credeniial committee reported
sixty delegates duly accredited.
and six from precincts not included ia
tive committee.
The Robortsites moved thatthe six
representatives from the precincts be
admitted to seats, together with the
sixty Carried.
After some heated discussion over
the best mode Of procedure, the com
mittce on permanent organization re-
ported j. w. Crowdus, for chairman.
and w. B. Groenluw and Thomas A.
Sims, for socreturies Adopted.
j. j. Floycd offered resolution To
the purport TINT the various precincts
9uicVt "'leS'V'7 g" lhe STATE conf'n-
t,on' VA tn'If HcpeTAtee capacity, and
that the same be ratified without IN
struction by the convention.
Judge Barksdalo offered "a substi-
tute that twonty.four delegates be
chosen by ballot, eight to be sclectcd
from the city and sixteen FROM the
country.
H. w. power seconded tie motion.
DuiluE Us ioni,.iH5 ho hald the nomi-
4Ation ol COY hooeIts would cost the
uenioeI"os i"uu' votes.
ms oP.neu tho oHlli ana long,
,'cu''u' "H rt N'peIhle discussion iol,
loWeu, l"o io1uy had peeh packed
WIZ, hooeItS ''ackeIs, who Kept up
PtoioHeeu cheers whenever tue name
VI wv governor was mentioned
AFTER IWo-houis wrangle tho pre-
vi9us question was moved land the vote
taNeh ny ayes ana noes, resulting IN
the adoption OF the substitute by a
wore OF ~ 10 3D.
i, Iena'nB u mo'on 10 go lnto nallot
Ior ue,ee",eS' u lhotloh TO adlonrh was
moved ana ueolh'eu 0nt oil order by
tne 'nu,r' AZ "PPea' from lle decis-
ion o l,, tne onaii reHu'tHu-hy's3 - nays
o. ho i'o''oh 10 h,Jouin 'niii Non
anay was then put ana lost by n vote OF
81 To 81 Wneh nallot for delegates
was c"''ou lor' rms tnroW the son-
ye''ion 'plo UihEIe' the tooertsflen
'n',h,i"g on h",''lfN'on Tor deiegAir',
nn't '',". an No.es cnat ior persons not
Pi''V,' ~ n''i'lh''t'uh oo hnt eonnicu,
wv ,'ie 'n'l. f'9,uVr'S u.eu opposing by
p'"u'E oNu'I uo,'oc'"' III the county
~ noli'l''u,'"", NIer u ''ee7a oil hi-
'oV' ,',''",ca ''o Iooei'' mon Wo-
Ply" ~ H'No 'uu oP Pn5''loh lNo-tllids
~ .'io " 'r' anu ."ey name ore.
'"'," n'' P,"p1S''on WIS ltlu'au
w." " ANU i t''''Du ip'i W"eh tlo h'o.
otts men, cunning ~ adhelents hnii.d
~ ,,'' s ,or v'''''"' "u"o' INC 'o"u Oh "'
Iniiot ,rosL.il t.4i..c,
suit wos an,onncad "' ",," ,,, .''o q.
maJe o"J car,.ind ,I,at " a 'uU,,vn Nls
Gyo La a,,nni,,toJ ,n
hoItino doio',,tos o,1 o"''' "l'l' = W
mnJn ~ cnus s,,on a" , "' "''''ip' 'e
unity of tho party.
The boilers convened in nm ADJOINING
courtroom and appointed a siml.r
committee, who, in the conference. m.
sisted upon the acceptance of tleir
proposition with instructions ms t,a
only possible base of compromise, On
the report OF this state of facts the COZ.
vention conceded to the boilers ON.
third of the delegation to the Sta
convention. for tho sake of harmony.
Resolutions complimentary To Iial.
cock and English, congressman Wei
born and indpe Aldritre wore ndontoI
and the delegation to The state rnnve,,
tion were instructed to vote for J. r.
Cochran for lieutenant eoyorpor. I
NJ. Hart for Judge of the court of as
peals and w. c. Connor for conn.
troller.
Printing once seizeJ.
SAN ANTONIO. Julv 2l-Copgtolio
Bader to-day seized the Herald Office.
which had suspended publication for
two weeks. The seizure was mad .-@-
satisfy debt of some 5000, which Is
due INDIA II i llpviup fnp taut