Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-20
THE WORK COMPLETED
State Democratic Convention
 Adjourns Sine Die.
BALANCE OF THE NOMINATIONS.

prems Court Judges Hurt, Davidson and Henderson Judges of the Court of Criminal Appeais-The Executive Committee Selected.
 DALLAS, Aug. 20.--The state Demo- cratic convention has adjourned and only few delegates remain in the city. After the nomination of T. j. Brown and L. c. Denman as associate supreme court jndges on Friday evening the con vention took q recess until 9:S0 o'clock. After an hours recess the convention reassembled at 9:30.
 A resolution, plimentary to Judge Reagan, was adopted by rising vote and three cheers for the venerable states man were added.
 4 resolution requesting railroads to extend tickets to Monday was read. A motion was made to allow only five minutes in presenting the names of candidates for the court of criminal ap- peals.
 Asubstitute that the candidates names be announced and no speeches made was offered and carried
 J. NJ. Hunt of Dallas, E. J. Simkins of Navarro, John NJ. Henderson of Brazos, E. D. Mcclellan of Fannin, W. L. Davidson of Williamson and R. H. Phelps of Fayette were nominated. After the ballot was taken, but not announced, terrible confusion ensued. Judge Simkins announced his with drawal, but his friends refused to allow him to do so.
 It was finally decided to take the bal lot over, and Hurt, Simkins. Davidson and Henderson were the candidates. Simpkins was withdrawn and the other three unanimously nominated. The election of state Democratic ex- ecutive committee being in order, on motion of Hon. T. s. Smith of Hill, J. G. Dudley of Lamar was chosen chair man for the ensuing two years.
 The committeeman by senatorial dis tricts with postoffices are:
 1. W. w. billiard, DeKalb.
 2. !. l., Young, Cooper.
 8, ". J. Hood, Savoy.
 f. E. P. Hill, Gainesville.
 D. H. A Finch, Mckinney.
 G. Geo A. Garden, Dallas.
 f H. B. Marsh, Tyler.
 8. s, J. Hendricks, Henderson. g. J. M. Harper, Chatfield.
 10. W. c. Wear, Hillsboro.
 II. ]. c. Oltorf, Marlin.
 12. L, l.. McInnis, Bryan.
 B. s. A. McMeans, Palestine.
 A. J. s. Keaghey, Jasper.
 15. George D. Neal, Navasota.
 16. R. M. Johnson, Houston.
 IT. John B. Linn, Wharton.
 IS. M. L. Townsend, Hallettsyills. 19. W, B. Garrett, Brenham.
 90. A. S. Walker, Jr., Austin.
 21, Joseph Faust, New Braunfels. %. E. l.. Dunlap, Victoria.
 23. George W. Fulton, Linton.
 24. R. H. Burney, Kerrville.
 25. c. l.. Lauderdale, Llano
 90. Arch Grinnan, Brownwood.
 27. w. c. Kingsbury, Morgan. 29. w. H. Warren, Albany
 29 R. E. Huff, Wichita.
 OU. II. IL. MOSotey, W ehtucTIofus
 31. G. w Barefoot, Nocona.
 General Hamby returned his thanks to the convention for their uniform kindness and ''strict attention" to his rulings and declared that If errors had been made by him they were made by his desire to advance the best interests of the Democratic party.
 At 12:30 Saturday morning the con- yention adjourned sine die.
 The following is the full ticket as nominated:
 Governor Charles A. Culberson
 Lieutenant Governor-George T. Jes- ter
 Attorney General M M Crane.
 Commissioner of the land office--A. J. Baker.
 Comptroller R w. Finley.
 Treasurer B. Wortham.
 Superintendent of Public Instruction J. M Carlisle.
 Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Reuben R Gaines; associates, J. T. Brown and l.. G. Denman.
 Judges Court of Criminal Appeals J. NJ Hurt, ". L. Davidson and J. M. Henderson
 At Variance With the Creed.