The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-06-03
CALL FOR DEMOCRATIC COUNTY
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CALI. FOR DEMOCRATIC COUNTY
CONVENTION.
After consultation with the members OF
the executive committee, and by virtue of
the authority in me vested, hereby can
p delegate democratic county convention
IN meet and be held at the court house in
this city of Austin, Texas, at 10 o'clock
a. m. Of Saturday, June 10, 1886. The
business of the convention will be the
following matters:
l. To choose and appoint delegates to
the state democratic convention which
assemblies in Galveston August 10, 1856.
2. To choose and appoint delegates to
a congressional convention for the Tenth
congressional district of Texas.
3. To choose and appoint delegates 10
judicial district convention for the
Sixteenth judicial district of Texas.
4. To nominate two candidates for the
legislature from Travis county
5. To nominate candidates for the varin
Gus county offices.
6. To nominate by sub-conventlonS
county commissioners of Travis county
7. To elect chairman of the county ex-
ecutive committee.
s. To transact such other business as
NAV be brought before the convention.
The chairmen of the executive commit
tees of the several county pre-
cincts are hereby requested to
call primary meetings for their respective
precincts to meet at II O'Clock IN. OF sat
urday, June II, 1886, for the purpose OF
electing delegates to the county conven-
ton, to nominate precinct officers ana 10
choose chairman and executive com
mittee for the precinct.
The primaries are requested to meet at
the following places:
Precinct No /, Webberville--L. ID. Hill,
chairman.
Precinct No. 9, Manor-W. G. Crockett
chairman.
Prerinct No. 3, Austn-S. H. Darden'
chairman.
Precinct No. 4, Watters-A. G. Kempe,
chairman :,
Precinct No. s., Oatmanville-John Il.
Campbell, chairman.
/ Precinct No. 6, Pilot Knob school mouse
Robert Jones, chairman.
Precinct No. Z, Travis Peak Felix
4 Davidson, chairman.
. Precinct No. 8, Fall Creek church,. j.
n Musgrove, chairman.
! The chairman of precinct No. 3, which
: includes the city of Austin, is re-
! ouested to issue call addressed to
"
q wards. designating time and place in
4 each ward for the assembling of its pri-
a mary. and after consultation with said
n chairman, | am authorized to state that
n Saturday, June 3. 1886, at O'Clock, p M
IS is deemed an appropriate time.
n AS the organization in some OF the pre-
r. cincts is incomplete, and in two does not
v exist at all, democrats are urged to per-
!. feet their organization in the several pre-
ir cincts and make and keep written records
II of their proceedings.
!. 1t is earnestly hoped that all persons
N concerned for the advancement OF the
is principles of the democratic party, and IN.
n ferested in the election of its nominees,wlil
,e attend the primaries. Respectfully,
y A. p. WOODBRIDGE,
"a Chairman Democratic Executive Com
n. mittee, Travis County.
h, THE GOOD THE ANARCHISTS DID.
K The anarchists who have left their own
n, country for their countrys good and set
as tied in the United States can congratu'
n late themselves ON having unIntentionally
II, accomplished two beneficent Things a.
nd least in the past few weeks They have
y, made n forever impossible hereafter fol
m any of their tribe to dupe the homes
of socialism and the cause of labor hav'
a ANYTHING in common. They have als'
ng forged letters around their congeners II
of the old world, for which the latter will
EN- hardly thank them, The anti-socialist
to laws in Germany will be rigidly enforced
EST and more drastic legislation that any ye
lid enacted will probably be placed on the
est statute books. "Even the liberal papers,
I'm saws the cable dispatch from Berlin to tn
of Globe Democrat, "whicb opposed coerclal
ow as useless, are aloud in their reprobatlol
er. of the anarchists. They declare that al
oc- parties must unite in fighting foe whic
all Il amenace to civilization" The red nag
RS. which has come to be to familiar featur
sh- in the street parades of some OF ieaull
an cities, will be seen no more. The bieal
ov- eyed and loud-mouthed scoundrels Wh
OF have Disguised and insulted the pupii
OF sentiment of the country with their yapof
ne inRs about the tyranny OF law ana IN
its despOtism of representative government
his are either in the hands of the authoritie
or or are afraid to trust their worthless ca
eff cases on the public streets. For veal
sle- the Kissing of the reptiles were unheede
or by the people, or ~sRiy provoked laughte
The Then, mistaking forehearance Tor tear,
)hn an evil moment for themselves they a
md tempted to put their threats into practic
uct In an instant society brought its foot dow
ne and crushed the life out of the viper. !,
zee all the leading rufians who melted U
go social riots in Chicago, Parsons alone !.
nd. at liberty, but fugitive from justice, i
! to dicted for MURDER with the knowledl
fol that the police of every city in the cou
adj try are eagerly scanning suspicious pc
of sons with the hope that fate will send nj
into their hands. Even the obscure ere
ora. ture who threw the bomb is believed
rel have been captured.
i've The moral atmosphere of the count
ING has been marvelously purified in the pa
the week or two. Yes, this is good seryi
be which the anarchists have rendered 500
ETY., even if they did not intend It,