The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-06-09

Seekatz.
The chair, following out the instruc'
tions of the committee, appointed q
committee of five on resolutions, COM
posed of DR.. Denton, l. B Gets, Major
Walton, A M Jackson, Jr, and h M
Hall. The committee withdrew, and
the work of selecting the delegates tc
cast the fourteen votes of Travis
county was begun, resulting as fol
lows:
FOR LAMPASAs.
Fred Carleton, Abe Williams, Frank
Maddox, It w Gregory, G C Caldwell
H A Linn, E Kaufman, G ] Fisher
Geo + PendeXter, E Won Rosenberg
w M Brown, M Earnest, G HI Allen
Maj J G Lewis, ID A McFaul, B {
Giles, r w Biting, j G Wildbahn
Ed Byrne, P Won Rosenberg, Fac Jor.
dan, Conrad Pflueger, w M Walton
r q West, r M Hall, DR. ] A Davis.
FOR HOUSTON.
l. b Giles, j F Maggie, Henry Tim.
pleman, Fl Allison, r w Biting
August Finn, A G Norwood, w L
Giles, w E Lancaster, E Mailman, II
e Seekatz, G r Beatty, Oliver Patter-
oOhy IL y IeOS53 I'll IL - L bul tCh, louOduS
Fisher, Sr, DR. A N Denton, Ed Junck
b f Hughes, A M Jackson, Jr, H A
Linn, A B Langeman, R M Thomson,
G F Pendexter, w H Tobin, J l. Hume
III l. Marks, Aug Giesen, r M Hall, E
G Stolley, M M Hornsby,R G West, F
Hardman, L A Thomson, III B Will
son, Ernest Pfugger, Sam Hill, & w
Anderson, Oscar Wilson, A II Ora
ham, G Fisher, T w Gregory, w M
Brown, Geo P Assman, Geo Calhoun,
w B Uunham, q L Neville, d Sed-
berry, s G Sneed, DR. A Davis, A F
Robbins, g L Robertson, A l.
Hayes d B Gracy, Joe Mayer,
Chas Evans, John Chenneville, Pete
Walton, Sam De Cordova. CE An
derson, w p Gaines, d Sheeks,
Irwin Daniel, j A Barb1sCh, CLund.
berg, John o Johnson, John r Law
renee, j l. Peeler, g FL Allen, E r
Mclean, DR. Cumming, 9 w Daniel,
R A Gillis, w M Walton, Geo b Tim.
pleman, Morris Nicholson, w A
Glass, Columbus Epson.
JUDICIAL CONVENTION.
S G Sneed, d w Doom, Geo f PEN
dexter, Robert HI Ward, Thomas E
Sneed, l. Peeler, Walter Tips, w M
Brown, r G Walker, Jno CTownes, e
Il Moore, w M Walton, S r Fisher, J
J Tobin, A III Graham, Floyd Nc
Gown, Thad A Thompson, Franz
Fiset, r w Gregory, A M Jackson, Jr,
r j Hill,sD B Gracy, Edgar Wild
balm, Joe Cavalier, J HI Henderson,
A F Robbins, w Y Chinn, w H
Tobin.
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.
DR. r M Swearingen, q F Fillmore,
A S Burleson, B Norwood, w l.
Giles, J A Hooper, Lewis Hancock,
Thon as E Sneed, r M Thomson, HI
w Walker. E T Moore, Fred Garlic
ton, VIM Won Rosenberg, Jr, B w
Giles, DR.. l. d Hill, j HI Washington,
r Nixon, L A Thompson, A M Jack
son, Jr, N A Rector, P Kirk, Gustav
Seckewitz, A G Norwood, w
H Turner, III A Linn, John A
HILL. John G Townes, John Dieble,
A w Terrell, Dennis Corwin, G E An
derson, s B Lane, Jno o Johnson, Sam
HI Hill, Tobin John HI Robinson,
w H Caldwell, r 7 Anderson, 1 &
Searcy, A H Graham.
At this time the committee on
reported as follows:
l. Resolved, that we recognize in the
Hon Geo. Clark of Waco a patriotic
citizen, true Democrat and states
man of broad and liberal views, such
a man as the needs of the country
now demand for executive of the
state, and we hereby instruct our del
egates to the Houston convention to
vote for his nomination for governor
as long as his name may be before the
2. Resolved, that we recognize in
Hon. G. Nj. Rogers, candidate for lieu
the Hon. Jno. D.
Mccall, candidate for comptroller,
and the Hon. w. B. Workman, candi-
date for treasurer, all citizens of this
county, gentlemen of sterling worth
and character, and commend them to
our fellow citizens of the state conven-
ton as eminently fit for the several
positions to which they aspire.
8. Resolved, that the delegates from
Travis county to the judicial conven-
ton, to be held in Austin on August
2, 1892, be and they are hereby in
structed to vote on a unit for Hon. w.
M. Key for associate justice of the
court of civil appeals, so long as his
name is before said convention.
4. Resolved, that the course of the
Hon. j. d. Sayers, our representative
in congress, has been eminently wise,
able and successful, thereby earning
for himself the thanks of his constit-
uents, and we hereby instruct the
delegates to the congressional con-
vention to give him an earnest and
hearty support for denomination.
5. That whereas, the paramount
Issue in national politics is tariff re-
form, and
Whereas, next to Grover Cleveland,
Roger @. Mills is the most conspicu-
GUS exponent before the American co.
pie today and champion of the Demo-
cratic position on this question, and,
Whereas, 1t is our belief that in
consideration of Roger @. Mills rela-
lions to the cause ofDemocracy (Which
is the cause ofthe people) entitle him
to the support and encouragement OF
Texas Democrats, therefore be it
Resolved, First, That we the Demo-
Gratis of Travis county in convention
assembled, do acknowledge our obli-
CATION to the said r. @. Mills for the
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