The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-06-05
PRIMARIES.
COMPLETE RETURNS FROM PRE-.
OINOTS ONE, FOUR
AND FIVE,
And Partial Returns From
the OatmanVille
Precinct.

afternoon. Mr.. David Jones
was elected chairman, and DIR. Ct. S.
Fielder secretary.
DELEGATES.
The following named gentlemen
were elected delegates to the county
convention, which meets in Austin,
June Z:
Capt. ]. T. Thrasher, George Hamil-
ton, B. G. Brown, F. V. Taylor, Dan.
Hornsby, David Jones, p. S. Gardiner,
A. w. Rowe, NJ. McLaurin, L. D.
Hill.
G. H. Banks, VIM. Hill and w. w.
BornsbY, jr., were elected as compli-
mentary delegates.
INSTRUCTIONS.
Delegates were instructed for w. A.
Alexander and Taylor Moore for the
legislature.
The following resolution was unan-
imously adopted: Resolved, that our
delegates vote for no man to represent
us in the national convention who
will not vote for tariff for revenue
only.
Miles McInnis was recommended
for tax collector and J. w. Brown for
the district.
The convention also endorsed the
present democratic county officers Tor
reelection.
l.. d. Hill was elected chairman of
the democratic committee for precinct
| No. l.
The administration of Governor
Ireland was Endorsed.
| b. G. Brown was requested to run
| for Justice of the peace Precinct ], and
James J. Fowler for constable.
PRECINCT 4, DUvAL.
The democrats of precint No. met
in primary convention at Duval.
L. S. Woodward was chosen chair
man, and n. B. Mays secretary.
Delegates to represent precinct No.
in the convention at Austin, on the
1t of June, were chosen as follows:
J. H. Bevllle, G. w. Thorp,
J. B. Rogers, e. Calvin,
John King, n. b. Mays.
ALTERNATES:
G. w. Walling, John Snow,
Brice Dillingham;, Jas. Holman,
L. S. Woodward, w. c. Roger.
The two-thirds rule was unani
mously endorsed by the meeting.
INSTRUCTIONS.
The following resolution was unan
mously adopted:
Resolved, That our delegates to the
county convention be instructed tt
vote for delegates to the judicial con
. vention who will vote to give Viii
: hanson county the candidate for dis
trict attorney.
L. j. Potter was nominated for jus
tice of the peace, and recommended
! for county commissioner.
James r. Lee was nominated TO
constable.
Delegates go uninstructed to tn
! county convention, but are known t,
favor Taylor Moore for representa-
tive.
L. s. Woodward, A. G. Kemp, an,
M. B. Mays, were elected the execu
: tive committee for this precinct TO
the next two years.
PRECINCT 5, OATMANVILLE.
Mr.. r. S. Young was elected chair
man, AID James E. Rector secretary
The following were elected dele
! gates to the county convention:
George Heisner; r. E. White, Hug
Mcclure, John E. Campbell, Johl
Wilson, Frank Glasscock, John
Stone, d. II. Walsh.
The following alternates wer
elected: L. Cox; J. E. Rector, =
Beckett, John Grumbles, r. S. Young
3 John Young, Charles Chapman, G
w. Turney.
The sentiment of the meeting wa
in favor of the two-thirds rule, bu
} the delegation is uninstrucred.
PRECINCT 6, ONION CREEK.
The Democrats of this precinct me
at Burdett's school house.
Mr.. Robert Jones was elected chail
3 man, and Jeff Johnson secretary.
3 Twenty-four delegates were elected
of whom the following is partis
D list:
: James Shaw, John Jones, job
Campbell, M. Costley, Tiff johnson
4 John Cloud, DR.. Frank Maxwell
Stark Washington, DIR. Shapard, Wi
liam n. Ramsey. w. d. Miller, job
e McClintoek, Jeff Houston, DR.. l.. I
johnson, Robert Jones, Jack Jone
, E. T. Norwood, Tom Anderson, Je1
! johnson, = Syringe.