Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-12

aud can with o square issue made
without fear, favor or demagoguery
win the fight. We have Thurman
and Cleveland. Bayard and McDon-
aid, Tilden and Hendricks [great
applause who will stand
squarely upon the issue
OF principle, and 100000 900 ireemen
VIII TAX. .;', up the or, cry 81 principle and
Der. DO not stuitiiy your delegates by
instructions AS to men, but select men
who are for principle AZ to men this
II problem that may be
demonstrated as the Mcts pre-
sent themselves. With a tariff for
revenue only there In no such thing ~
incidental protection. With the hope
| that Your actions will be characterized
by wisdom and harmony, you will
proceed to the election OF temporary
chairman
Col, Thomas II. Bonner of Tyler,
Saai.n county, r1 nominated us o GG,,
the convention. The nomination was
seconded by gentlemen nom various
counties, closing with brief talks from
Mai. Herman ii. Kretx of Harrison
county, and w. l.. Kilgore of Van
Zandt county, to make the nomina-
ton unanimous, Carried, and the
chair named n COMMITTEES of three 10
escort the temporary chairman 10 the
stage.
Hon. ID. NJ. Short Of Shelby county
asked II "this hall Ind been fumigated
since the Republican convention met
here In Aprilg" uproarlous applause
and laughter.l Chairman Claiborne
, said the hall had certainly been nhmi-
|, gated.
nominated for temporary. secretary;
, Messrs. Maurice Coffee OF Galveston
: county aud Douglas OF Grayson
county, as sergeants.nt. arms, Carried
without dissent,
. II WINS moved by Col. Whitehead of
. Webb county that three committees
|, with one member on each committee
. from each senatorial district he APP
:, pointed--one on permanent organiza-
: ton; one ON credentials and repre-
;, sentation and one ON platform and
resolutions. A number of substitutes
were offered 10 this motion, and there
wns some confusion for n time.
Glen. Claiborne OF Galveston made
n the point Of order that this convention
& had no authority ~ discuss these mat
n tera or frame anything In the nature
u mittee, he said, had fixed all this, ut
n the meeting held ut Waco on the 18th
10 of March, uItimo. Chairman Murray
!, ruled Gen. Claiborne out Of order APP
! plaiisel saying this was n Democratic
" convention aud II had u
- right 10 pass any resolutions
= VI take such procedure IA II saw prop
y w. Renewed applause. Mr.. Booth
y, OF Wise county, moved That all substi-
~ tutes and amendments offered be tabled
= and the original motion, tCol. White
y heads, prevail Carried, with u hur
=. fnh. The convention then took u re-
~. cess of ten minutes, 10 order that the
~ various senatorial districts might con-
ne salt together and select their represen-
he tatives on the three committees pro-
~, vided for In the resolution. Twice ten
VI minutes were consumed In this work
u. and the convention finally came
on 10 order again. The following COM
~ mittees were named, each senatorial
eo distric: calling out it's representative;
y. COMMITTEES ON CREDENTIALS.
ny First senatorial district, Samuel X.
~ Perryman, Liberty county; Second. =,
nu j. Hendrick, Rnsk; Third. l.. p. vii
co. son, Harrison; Fourth, James Hub
y. bard, Bowie; Fifih, B il. Lane, Delta
~ ~. Sixth, j. II. Craddock, Wood; seventh
ara ?, w. Ehiuuiouch, Sno,'A.s' '..,,b"n"
Ne p j. Goree. Walker; Tenth,
TX Charles Clark, Galveston: Eleventh
me Robert II. Ford, Colorado; Twelfth, w
ne, w. Starcy, wnshington; Thirteenth
nai w. II. Upton, Fayettc; Fourteenth, }
es Connaughton, Robertson; Fifteenth
ith l.. ID. Lillard, Freestone; Sixteenth
er. w, ID. Gano, Dallas; Seventeenth, }
M. o. Straughan, Collin; Eighteenth, )
we w. Finkley, Grayson; Nineteenth, a
cd l.. Matlock, Montague; Twentieth
o ,',,, Jno. A. Gordon, Wisei, Twenty-iirsI
me Arson Rainey, Elll.; Twenty second
,.Ic 4. ID. Penny. McLennan; twenty
nh Twenty-fourtli, J. A. Hamdell, Blu
the uct: Twenty-iiith, q. Il. Collins, Cali
ee ,e- well; Twenty-sixth, II. ID. Linn. VI
tne toris; Twenty seventh, J. r. @. Whit.
OUT head, n ipata; Twent y-eIghth, w. N
en- Yandall, Tom Greeii; Twenty-nintl
lieu T.. W, Davenport, s5taphena Thirfiel
W., John II. Traylor, Hood; Thlr'yrfirs
H. ii. Denton, Lamar.
anu Committee ON PERMANENT 0ROAi
" IzATION.
"a First senatorial district, &. u. Ma
tne tin, Sau Jscint0 county, Second.
o wv, j. Gerald, Isusk; Third, IL. y XIV
'n 20 Harrison; Fourth, .. ronngs. lily
the sixth. q. M. Allison. Gregg; Ssventl
~, n. +. MurchisoD. Henderson,; E,gis'i
' or J.. u. Downr, Houston Ninth, 4
tns Faulkner iiarTis; Tenth, Josp
weu BATES, Brasorls; Eleventh. Dec, 4
~ 10. Helm, Gonzales; Twelfth, lhi
tne Pearson, Fort bend IN
~. tenth, J. w. Hi, FaBett
IKE Fourteenth, J. q. Oxenford, Milan
Fifteenth, +. M. Martin, Nsfarr'
reed 3ix tenth, James Orr, Kaufman
eeks ssvcnteepth. +. ~. Shirley, coliiI
nble Eishteenth, b. q. Murray, Gays0I
eiect Ninsteenth. w. b. tlenlone Cla,
onsi Tventieth. A. NJ. Cayt<r, Tarran
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sup Twsnty.second, J. II. EItn, McLer
nu- nan. Twenty-third, Go: Pendl'
tnm. Bell: Twenty -fourtbiJ y. J. H0ber
'arfy I'm WiIllsmson; Twefty-1 itb, det
xsra Pfenfier, ComAl; Twentyysiatn x !
the linn. Victoria; Twenty seyenth, Y. 4
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