The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-09
CotNIiLs.

Tula' ,.,......... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ...'l
Reports accepted. and rummltie. lis.
charg ed. Mr W u. Jackson stated that
the report OF the committee gave six votes
only 10 Milan county, whereas by pOpu-
iat,un sho was entitled 10 .clrn and that
the AK reported AT the Galveston CUuyen.
ton. had been taken irOu An election re-
turn, in which voting box had been
thrown out by some Int. rm lily. The
chairman of the ~ mmiticc ruururted in
the tact u, lei forth by Nj Jackson. and
expressed the Willingness ot HE commit
trr to make cuIrrri "a, and va motion die
report WIS So amended rs Ia give Milan
county seven in place ui ak, making the
! total number Oi votes %
The committee On permanent urgHnIa-
| lion reported the following rs permanent
/ uilir,rs Ut the cOuvcutiuh pic,ident, J.
| 7 Swcariugrn OF Washington, vice ptc-I.
/ lcuts,I. G. Blackburn OF lm,Nuur. / h.
| Chll'un:ui tals and Judy, Perry II Nj
1 lAEi, secretary, II. T.. robertson OF Bel
/ Reports ne optch and Officers scHtcd.
/ ~. Raud.e, ut Washington county. rose
! and was recognized ~ the president. MI
/ RHndlr -A'u llliiiny from Washington
county the birth place ui leXAs liberty
| hc Ind the honor 10 nominate the Hon
| T. .. Mills M representative OF the linti
| congressional district. a man vino has
TAI hiuliy served ID and ~ ugnnst when
ne one has been found TO contend. Judge
l.. G. Alexander 70 - and moved that the
! nomination OF H. .. Mills be made by nc
/ ciamauon. The motion was seconded
/ put md carried unanimously, OF at leas
/ without opposition.
Nj. Read, OF Navarro, arose nu,
in behalf OF the people oil Na
yarru county, and of the dis
trict, If. rod the following rcsoluri n
BE It resolved 10y the democracy of IA
ninth congressional district IN convention
assembled, that Wrdu most h aitily en-
lorsr and approve the course iu rho son
ste OF the United states of our able am
, Distinguished rrprc- cniHtiy', tho Hon
Richard Coke. fha' the thanks, not unl
of the prmauuuy OF the state ~ IcNt-
hut OF the whole union ARE due 10 tn
Hon kieusId Cukc Tor the able, "unsistcn
and fearless manner in which he liza
chAmpiUnrd the rights Oi the people Il
his advocacy of TIE abolition Ot "A
, unjust ana inlquluus mrill and the HdoI
ton ot one calculated Ia relieve the greI
, mass at the people tom tnc eNlor,inr
and oNacuons ct privileged muuopolie
, Tint thanks Hrc due him Tor his col
y stnut and efficient support VI ever
!, measure introduced IN the senate to col
n serve the interests II the people
y Texas, and that the democracy OF ii
= ninth congregational district on the u,
4 .ournmeut Of the present cungre
tender him the award of well don
good aud faithful servant Mr. Bel
Of Navarro, rose and said As u del
gate from Navarro county, the home
!. lion II. q Nilla, he felt he should
-, rccrcaut to his duty II hr did not retu
/ to tins convention IN the name Of NJ
- Mills ms heartfelt thanks for the hon
!, done him, and the thanks Of the peop
+. Of his county FOR the honor conferred
= he fayoritc son. The district estcemt
D., INN as man whose record was withu
= SPOT ur blcmish. II ever the di-tri
:. should feel that Mills had filled his N
n, sIou, Navarro county would heart
4. unite with her Re low counties IN I,
n ruppor, ot another man,
4. Capt VI d. Herring suggcs ed that
Il. permanent hartman oi this congr,
Il siouAl district be elected, and NOV
d tina, the apl ointment OF Judge l.
- Alexander be made permanent Mott
4. seconded and carried
~ Convention adjourned