The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-07-06
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Pursuant Ia the following call " tile
chairman Of the democratic executive com.
mittee Of Dallas county Mr.. William
Harris, under instructions from The execu.
tive committee to-wit
The delegates chosen at the precinct
primaries OF Dallas county, held on Satur-
day. the 9th day of June, 1852, except the
preciuats of Trinity Mills and Eagle Ford,
which were held on Friday, June Both, 1882
assembled in convention at the courthouse,
in the city of Dallas, at II IN ia conyen-
ton, the convention being called to order
by Mr.. William Harris, chairman of
the executive committee OF the county.
Mr.. Sawnie Robertson, delegate rom
the fourth ward of the city Of Dallas,
moved that temporary chairman be APP
pointed, and nominated DR., j, W. Crowdus,
a delegate from the first ward OF the city of
Dallas, for said position. Mr.. John IL.
Cochran, delegate from Oak Lawn pre-
cinct, moved that the roll OF voting pre-
cincts be called to ascertain II
discussion Of this motion The
chair ruled that Mr.. Robertson's motion was
out of order, and proceeded to call the roll
Of precincts without putting Mr.: Cochran 8
motion, deciding in favor of Mr.. Cochran s
position without taking the voice of the
convention upon it. When the first ward
of Dallas was called, Mr.. j. w. Daniel, a
a'r;,S,an ,rotast AGAINST admittine the dele.
''dt;o,, frnn, that ward and in soite of fine
eennosition of The house proceeded TO read
;tpp,J ,,on f;Isd II Tbe chairman then
, ~ ol with the roll call. and when the
fnurth ward of the CITY of Dallas was called,
Mr.. j. L. Floyd delegate from Richard
son precinct, filed protest against the ad-
A. this inncture the setting chair
man MI William Harris. chair.
, rnan 'of the county executive committees
daaIoraS that he would no longer preside
ower the mseting and retired from The
obair
NJ Sawn;e Robertson then moved that
n W Crowdns he made Temporary
chairman of the convention and putting
tna mnt;nn If was overwhelminrly carried
-, ti'a afri NATIVE
Al NJ NJ NJ /, Crawford n deIegate from the
I,I'-,.,h ,ynrd of the citv of Dallas then
d,oraJ that Mr. w A SieeIe a deieoate
snnn' Uorth;pgton,s school hnnse nreciYct
ho docIored temnorarv secretary. and ibis
motion nrevailed unanimously.
A. tbis innctnre MI. ID A Williams a del.
oc,ato Nv row from the First ward moved
t6at the friends of Colonel Wellborn retire
from, The convention. and a majority Iof
thnr,, d;d On and organized in another roe,m
Of tho cnurt-honse Several of the
Wallhorn deIegates. that is to saw. dele.
e1sG ;nstrrote1 10 yote or(,oIonel Wsjlhorn
ia tLanonvnntion rofns.d tn holt and 9th,
a or Of afterwards returned and took their seats
T., H. nonvont;on On mot;on Of MIR NJ
u I%~ Nov Dr. W Crowdns was do.
a. oS ,nr,n,nant 81, oirmon of tho conven.
I Ia, appd M w 4 Steele wos made ner-
49,, go -,ooro, oru
NJ Sau,n;o Pohertcon tbon mazda a mo.
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,, n gp%u q which motion nrevaiiina
~, " atnir ,nnointed the fnIIowing delagates
o o o ID ~ wit. s Pobnrfson Zimri
Hunt r. Duncan, w. A. sims and +.
Raiiay The COMMITTEES tLno retired and
Ia pdiI n.ssd ot;als mera snhn,i ,,j 70 them
a pan olHue tbo b"rs Of thn ,1mmittea on
eiioii,5 ny T., tairi,,i, "a 80 wero an
crrud', ~, -, a.; Tho nnnviop two ar
ILL., n w came fran the holters
~ tnIeo XII con,n,itraa Of the convcntion and
Of tSs hoIters 10 confer and ascertain if thew
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.ne IN; tha,, ""nid ratnrn IN he con.
upOii ami NJ w g Sterrett daIegate
s s, fhird u,rd If The ctv of D,IIas
ron 'ne tniI %bat If tbn hoiere dosireJ
II maui a lrioS'om mT,i.tee IF confarenno and
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pe neaI " 70 confnr with their committee
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