The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-08-16

Platform and Resolutions-H. A.
O'Neill, First senatorial district;
Howard Templeton, second; e l. Ar
quene, third; Allison Maytield fourth;
George r Smith, fifth; w H Clark,
sixth: Gordon Russell, seventh; John
L Harrison, eighth; M H Gossett,
nineth; q c Gross, tenth; Geo Clark,
eleventh; w Bleake, twelfth; s P
Wilson, thirteenth; d Polk, four
teenth; George Dean, fifteenth; . L
Holt, sixteenth; Thomas J Ballinger,
seventeenth; Jonathan Lane, eigh-
teenth; d q Giddings, nineteenth;
R H Eanes, twentieth; A B Storey,
twenty first; John G Beasley, twenty
second; g orge w Fulton, twenty.
third; A Buckley, twenty -fourth;W
M Caldwell, twenty-fifth; j H Strong,
twenty .sixth;J w Mottin, twenty
seventh; d g Hill, twenty. eighth;
n Browning, twenty-ninth; Lee Ran
die, thirtieth; c o Wesley thirty first.
Committee on Credentials-J w Bal
lin, First senatorial district; Hiram
Glass, second; r l. Rross, third; H L
Stewart, fourth; J Mann, fifth; ID L
Sullivan, sixth; Tom E Durham,
seventh; A r Starr, eighth; Reagan
Wolf rd, ninth; J A Townsend, tenth;
z F Harlan, eleventh; s Goodman,
twelfth; G 9 Glegg, thirteenth; E B
Lewis, fourteenth; J G Fagin, tit.
teenth; Haywood Brahan, sixteenth;
] G BrrEee, seventeenth; } d Mont
gomery, eighteenth; A J Bedford,
nineteenth; A Altman, twentieth;
A Cook, twenty first: A B David
son, twenty.second; Geo II Page,
twenty-third; r H Burney, twenty
fourth; w w Gatewood, twenty fifth;
A G. King, twenty-sixth; 6 X Free
man, twenty-seventh; H G McCon'
nell, twenty-eighth; l. G Winson,
twenty-ninth; Geo r Mccall,
thirtieth; C w Martin, thirty-tirst.
The reading of names OF names OF
Geo. Clark, Jonathan Lane and ID. Y.
Giddings, when the platform commit
tee was reached, was received with
applause.
After the committee had been or.
ganized resolution was introduced
and passed that the convention ad-
journ until p. M. and that the differ
ent candidates for governor be invited
to come forward and address 1t at
that hour.
The committees met Immediately
after the adjournment and adjourned
until p. m.
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION COMMIT
TEE.
DALLAS, Tex, Aug. 4.-This COM
mitlee selected George Burgess of Con
zales as chairman and j. R. Curl of
Travis secretary. The committee will
report tomorrow as follows: For per-
nanent chairman, w. r. Handy of
Travis; vice president for each OF the
senatorial districts as follows: Il. d.
Hart of Bowie; G. B. Randell, Bowie;
John McKinzie, Red River; Travis
Henderson, Lamar; M. M Brooks,
Hunt; j. R. Oeland, Dallas;J E. Bale,
Upshur, j. D. Rudd, Harrison;
James Farrity, Navarro; H B.
Brown, johnson; K. H. Ktngsberry,
McLennan; J. w. Blake, Limestone;
James ]. Parkins, Cherokee; Judge G.
l.. Goodman, Orange; h. II. Boone,
Navasota; DR.. Ed Montgomery, Wal
Ter; Walter Gresham, Galveston; q.
e. Barnett, Colorado; V. N. Williams,
Burleson; DR.. R. M. Swearingen,
Travis; kyle, Hays; John Mathis,
Goliad; E. A. Atlee, Webb; Frank
Grice, Bexar; w. H. Miller, Llano; l..
r Russell C ,Commanche; Claude Johns,
Bosuue; r. l.. Ball, Mitchell; II. K.
Swami, Cloy; S. g. Maddox, Parker;
E. G. Smith, Denton.
For permanent secretary, w. l..
Sargent of Navarro; assistant, Spencer
Hutchins, Harris; Rebel Robinson,
Smith; B. B. McNulty, Bexar; Lee j.
Rountree, Hays; Byron Flannery,
Parker; and j. w. Bins. Grayson.
The secretary to have power to ap'
point two reading clerks. For SER
geant at arms, H. J. Bell of Wichita;
assistants, F. G. Euerheart of Gray
son, d. A. T. Walton of Bee, Ben
Babel of Dallas, John R. Maltby of
McLennan, J. M. Allen of Colorado,
X. A. Kiverlin of Dallas. The com.
mittee then recommended the follow
ing order of business for the conven-
ton:
First-N Nomination of g )vernor.
Second-Nomination of lieutenant
governor.
Third-Attorney general.
Fourth-Land commissioner.
Fifth-Comptroller.
Sixth-Treasurer.
Seventh-Superintendent of public
instruction.
Eighth-Chiefjustice ofthe supreme
court
Ninth-pwo associate justices of
that court.
Tenth-Three judges of the crim>
inal court of appeals.
Observation-Disclosures of the state
executive committee and that COM
mittee.
Twelfth-Chairmen of the congress
sional and senatorial executive com.
mittee5.
CREDENTIALS COMMITTEE.
DALLAS, Aug. IA - The committee
on credentials met at 2:30 p. M, aud
organized by election Senator r H.
Burney of Kerr as chairman, and
Hay wood Brahan of Fort Bend county
as secretary. 1t was decidedthst no
proxies be allowed except where
special permission was given by the
county conventions. On motion OF
Hiram Glass the BeEsr county con-
test was taken up. The chair stated
that the state executive committee
had recognized the Callaghan faction
as the regular Democracy. II T.
NTar,,or upaakiuu for the Schramm