San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-08-31
REPUBLICANS MEETING.
Resolutions Adopted and Delegates
Appointed I" the STATE Con-

appointed I" the STATE Con
vention.
Az enthusiastic meeting OF the
BSxar county republicans was held at
Convention hall last night, there
being about 200 present, and har-
mopy and good feeling existed
throughout the hour.
AT $50, Harry Terrell called the
meeting to order and stated The object
of the assembly, saying that the re-
publicans met for the purpose
of electing delegates to attend
the Republican State convention, to
be held Tuesday, Sept. 18th. He then
called for nominations for q president
and G. II. Clifford was elected. Mr..
Clifford took the chair and in few
earnest remarks made known his
great desire to see republicanism in
the lead and thanking the convention
Tor the honor bestowed upon him in
selecting him for chairman of the
body, called for nominations for sec
rotary. Louis HUH, Jr., and G. W.
Carter were elected to the Office and
the business plOce eded.
3. NJ. Johnson then addressed the
CudlI duu Ichu oil duuI Ccc W IuC lC-
publicsns of Texas, which was to the
effect that the party Was still on foot,
and no split ups'S were probable and
that the state would be call ied, If the
members of the grand party would
unite in harmony and stand by the
cause, regardless of petty differences
of opinion between themselves. The
reading of the resolution was heartily
received and occssioned loud ap-
planse. 1t was decided that the sd-
dress be referred to the committee on
resolutions, which was doue.
Next In order was the appointment
of o committee on delegates ana on
resolutions. The chair appointed the
following:
On delegates: w. s. Messmer, chair.
man; Messrs. NJ. Lindner. Fl. A. Ell.
lie. Henry Terrell and r. w. Wallace
On resolutions, August Santleben
chairman: Messrs. E. Z. Thompson
David Williams, A. P. Tugwell aud
Col. R. NJ. Moore.
The committee then retired for bust
ness and the convention was enter.
rsined by q short address by Rev
Boyd, on Ibis opinion of the pros
peots Tor the coming state and nation
al election" His remarks were wit
~, pointed, full of thought, and were
received with considerable applause
The committee on delegates ther
made the following report:
1--WE, the committee on delegates
have decided on the following nance
to attend the state convention, to b,
held at Fort Worth, september 18th
q. w. Ogden, w. s Messmer, 5. NJ
johnson r. w. Wallace, Henr,
O'Neil, o. s. Newell, Thsd G Bell
NJ Lindner, R. NJ Moore, G. H. Gilt
ford, Dave Williams, J. H. Turner
Louis HUH, Jr., Geo. Psschal, H. L
Degener, Gustave Groos, J. H HolI
G. w. Carter, II A. Ellis, Jane
Davis, Henry Elmendorf, E. F
Thompson, w. S. Anderson, q. G
Clifford, A. J. Evans, Chas. l.. Sauel
A. P. TugweIJ, Ed. Thomas, Waite
Scott, r. Hsnschke, B. F. Lloyd, T
NJ. Dauchy, August Santleben, s. W
McAIlister, Henry Terrell, T. T. Var
der Hoeven, John r. Shook, Rev. T
b. Boyd and ii. T. Richardson.
The above report, after having bee
read, was adopted by the convention
The committee on resolutions
adopted the address above mentione
and the. James Davis resolutions
The effect that negroes should be pei
United to ride in the same coach q
the whites while going to the CONVEX
ton was disposed of as follows:
Resolved, that this convention en-
ter it's solemn protest against all elias
legislation and call upon all voters i
the state to make this protest felt 9
the ballot box.
Resolved, that our delegates to IL
state convention at Fort Worth O
the 18th of September. be instructe
to present this resolution for their o.
ton there on.
The meeting then adjourned.
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