Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-14
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W. Dickey.
Denton county,. W. Chalk, Mrs.
j. B. Beauchamp, W. Il. McCul
Tough.
Eastland county-John B. Gill.
Ellis county,. B. Robuck, ]. E
Gaskeu, E. Fink, W. A. Cslfee.
Fisher county-W. J. Patterson.
Fannm county-C. L. Riglou.
Grayson county-w. a. GIL, Mrs. s
| G. Acheson, T. w. Caskey, 7. B. Nc
Comb, Mrs. T. B. McComb.
Henderson county,. B. Sellman.
Hill county-W. ]. Wright, D. c.
Milton.
Hamilton countY-G. W. Harrington
| G. n. Holden.
Hayes county-E. 8. Couch.
Hopkins county,. W. Crowell, s. G
Tomlinson, W. R. Jacobs.
Jones county,. w. Hanna.
Kaufman county-G. G. Cate, J. A
Walker.
Kerr county-w. T. Saunders.
Lamar county,. L. Dohoney, Miss
Lampasas oounty-W. L. Harris, E.
]. Jones.
Leon county-O. c. Blount.
Limestone eounty-D. NJ. Fender
grast.
McLennan county,. B. CranfiIl, J.
c. F. Kyger, Rufus G. Burleson, W. D..
Jackson.
Marion county-Mrs. s. M. Ward.
Medina county-C. B. Hukill.
Navarro oounty-A. G. Mullens, b. G..
Damon, H. ]. Sham, G. a. COulsOn ,
A. H. Mulkey.
Newton county-T. s. Allen.
Parker county-B. W. Williams, G..
a. Ellis, A. B. Russell, G. NJ. Lam
kin.
Runners oounty-s. R. Muncy, W. S.
Maddox.
Rockwell county-E. G. Heath, W.
N. Green, E. NJ. Green, s. NJ. Temple
ton.
Robertson oounty-Lorene Penuel, B.
W. Crane.
Smith county-Miss Matte Stevenson,
Mrs. NJ. L. Herndon.
Stephens county-William Lee.
Tarrant county-W. w. Dunn, w. NJ.
Pope, A. B Hudgins, Mrs. Eunice A.
Caster, Robert NJ. Caster, j. w. House,
Miss Della Collins.
Taylor county-W. s. James.
WilbarGer county-R. s. Taylor.
The enrolment having been finished,
1t was moved by Dohonev Lamar county
that committee of three on permanent
officers be appointed by the chair. The
motion prevailed, and the following COM
mittee was appointed: Dohone v of La
mar, s. G. Mullins of Navarro and S.
NJ. Templeton of Rockwell.
The committee retired to formulate
the report; and pending their report DR..
Rufus C. Burleson of Waco addressed
the convention on the evils of the rum
traffic, and hit the evil many heavy
blows, and was applauded to the echo at
each point made.
The committee having gotten ready
the report, brought 1t in and gave it to
the secretary. 1t suggested the following
for permanent officers:
For president, h. G. Damon of Ma
varro; for first vioe-president, F. NJ.
Moore Of Brazos; second vice president,
s. NJ. Moore of Marion; secretary, J. G.
Allison of Dallas; assistant, j. C. F.
Kyger of McLeunan.
1t was suggested that in the matter of
second vice-president the recommends
ton be made more definite by making it
read Mr.. s. M. Ward of Marian.
"No, sir, - said that gentleman, who
was seated in the hall, "that recon-
mendation was intended for my wife. 1
am Democrat "
"Proof conclusive - said Knowles of
Dallas, "that all wives do not vote with
their husbands. -" This sally was greeted
by good-natured laughter, and Mr..
Moore took back seat and the report of
the committee with Mrs. Moore on it was
adopted
A committee on platform was the next
in order, and it was appointed as fol-
lows: D. NJ. Pendergrast of Limestone,
DR.. F. NJ. Law of Brszos, J. B. Cranfll
Of McLennan, E. L. Dohoney of Lamar,
Mrs. NJ. M Clardy of Bexar, w. D.
Knowles of Dallas and s. NJ. Templeton
Of Rockwell.
A committee on organization and plan
Of campaign was appointed as follows:
E. G. Heath of Rockwell, J. W. Walker
Of kaufman, s. G. Mullens of Navarro,
W. D. Knowles of Dallas and w. b.
Gill of Grayson.
A motion was made and carried to ap-
point a committee on nominations, and
the following ladies and gentlemen were
named by the chair: J. G. Allison of
Dallas; Mrs. ] B. Beauchamp of Denton;
[. B. Gill of Eastland; W. A. Calfee of
Ellis; B. W. Williams of Parker; s. G.
romlinson of Hopkins and ]. W. House
If Tarrsnt.
The convention then adjourned for
Inner.