The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-19
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Brszos Charles Peters, ID w
McCorqnodsle, J NJ Il mmerman,
w J Brcgdan, John McCorquadale,
] ohm Ferguson and S D A Duncan
Falls--S O Kelley, w T Nettle-
ton, w II Woodland, g B Robins,
w B Landrum, John Sylvester,
d w Hall, J G Smith. G S Cousins,
George G Cabell.
Limestone-W Bennett, JET
Mcbride, w IL Terrell, w II Will
son, j T Curbow, r p Harrison, )
II Cattenhead, James Hardy, X '
Hendicks, 4 G Chambers.
Milam-J b Gilliland, w r
Henry, P j Filand, Henry Hill, X
S Murphy, J Fraim, S B Ford, } II
Lewis, X B Swanzy, J S Russell, +
A Harris, l. G. Suggad, A G lsaacs,
DR. Dennis, j NJ Alexander, w NJ
Ferguson, j A KincanLo1, } NJ
Randolph.
Robinson X p Hanna, w
James, G II Hodge, p G Smith, i
NJ Packer.
The basis of reprasen tatlon IS
recommended az follows:
McLeunan, II votes, Falls, 10;
Bell, 90; Milan, 20; Bcazos, 5;
Limestoge, ID; Robertson T.
The report of the committee act,
ING as q committee on permanent
organization made the temporary
organization permanent. 1t was
adopted.
Ga m otion all Populists in al.
tendance were made members of the
delegations of their respective
counties.
A motion was made that com
| mittee on platform and resolutions
. consisting of one member from eacf
( county, be appointed.
Judge Flournoy opposed the mo
/ ton. He said they all knew TIM
Q standing of the man who would b'
d nominated, and as the state conven
9 ton would meet tomorrow, no plat
e form was necessary in this conven
r ton.
o Joe Morton, of Temple, made
/. hot talk in favor of the motion. II
0 said "the convention is here t.
Is nominate a candidate for congress
), and tell him what WAS expected O
If him. Make a platform, put ma
II on it, and then, when he gets u
yondsr, if be goes back on it well
:, :. in cheers and applause. ,.;o,
sr ~ After soma further discussion
'e K;ll Reed moved as a bstltute Il
~ ,ha notion that the convention
~ ~ ;ndorse the Omaha platform, Il
~ motion was carried with wnoop.
"a The convention then al ourh
90 till |: 80.
Ia AFTERNOON SESSION
,os THE convention ae-assemoieu
err ,.4O and plunged at once mo pu
les ness. ;, ,,n, ]of,
sss. SO crstary's desk in the care -
the sss;stapt secretary, took the NJ
ne and offered the following
ule: o." where's. These Z nited ots
men have enjoyed profound peace 10
also neriod Of nearly thirty years. an
whereas, There is no ear
. in cause for an increase of the naV'
ozsn Wv Whereas, oar people are
and almost hopelessly weighted d
,,rv ha debts Of every description,
the Therefore, we view with a
kline and absolute disgust the actio'
the present Democratic admin
noial ton manifested in the lssuln
6sht bonds without limit, ami we Mt
,eism deoounce the bond issue as a
, n@ssch and crime against the Ame
many people, and We pieus Az
him forever oppose.thls outrage. Aa(
ia The nomination of candida
,ntials congress being declared IN
, dele Mr.. Andrews in te" worus
nti,ls nated l. N Barber, of Milan.
ala be name of Mr.. Barber was re'
ut was With cheers and applause.
There being no other name
toned. Mr.. Barber was mac
sden. nominee by acclamation' ana
- 1 ~ Vs. nYa,;mous vote Of the COVE
i'' , anu 'NN After the singing of r
~ va sonr which created great