San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-25
WILL LEAD THE TWELFTH DIS
TRICT TO VICTORY.
ENTHUSIASTIC UNANIMOUS SBLBO.
TON OF OUR GREATEST
JURIST.
Committee OF Notification of Nomi
nation Receives an Acceptance
From Judge Noonan.


of Texas assembled at Convention
hall, corner of Houston and North
Flores streets, at 10 o'clock prompt.
ly this morning. At the hour
named the delegates and men,
bers of the Republican party of
this county, city and district, to
the number of SOC, were assembled.
The gathering showed very little
disposition to waste time or trifle
with the subject in hand, but an
earnestness and desire to get down
to business, which has always
characterized the Republican par
ty and has made it such a factor
and such a leader in both county,
state and national politics for many
past decades.
1t was early noted that the del
egates were influential, solid citi-
Zens of their respective sections.
They were enthusiastic in their
views of the bright prospects of
Republicanism and very sanguine
of the success of the party il the
coming campaign, both for the
twelfth district, state and Nation
al ticket, and the position in
which the Democratic party had
placed itself on the matter of the
tariff was the cause of much jubli-
ance and POPULARITY among men,
bers and delegates when they
Joined each other and formed
groups during the recess.
The joint call for the convention
was read by Chairman Lindner.
Messrs. Lindner and Hoefling &C.
cupied the chairman's platform.
Mr.. Lindner called for nomina-
tion of temporary chairman.
Mr.. G. l.. Sauer nominated Judge
G. s. Broadbent, of Del Rio. The
nomination was made unanimous.
He accepted the nomination in
behalf of the great west. Happy
to see so large an attendance. Too
long time have given way to mere
politicians. We have felt the steel
of free wool and sugar entering our
hearts. You can spell the word
steel whichever way you choose. /
now hope you will name tempo
rary secretary.
Messrs. Carl Runge, DR.. Lindner
OF San Antonio, and &. W. Hobbs
of San Angelo, were nominated
and the three were unanimously
elected.
Mr.. Sauer moved a committee OF
seven on credentials be nominated
carried.
The following were appointed on
credentials:
c. w. STANDARD, of Kinney.
F. c. Blaine, of Val Verde.
NJ. Lindner, of Bexar.
DR.. Lane, of Maverick.
c. Runge, Mason.
r. W. Wallace, Bexar.
Chas. l.. Sauer, Bexar.
Sulzbacher moved that a COM
mittee of nine on platform ,resolu-
tions and permanent organization
be appointed; carried. The follow.
ing were appointed:
n. Sulzbacher, of Bexar.
II. Bundy, of BeXar.
Ed Dignowity, of Val Verde.
Phillip Palmer, of Kinney.
A. w. McKillip, of Kerr.
J. Real, Of Kerr.
Dave Williams, of Bexar.
A. o. Cooley, of Gillespie.
VIM. Hoefling, ST., of Bexar.
On motion recess was taken to
allow the committees to report.
Reassembling the credentials
committee reported first as follows
seating the following delegates:
Bexar county:-R. M. Moore
Geo. Paschal, III. l.. Degener, G. l.
Sauer, Geo. Schmitt, M. Lindner
w. Anderson, Frank Umscheid, G
H. Noonan, Chas. Hollub, T. B
johnson, Mark Brown, G. d
Moses, d. Williams, Dave Fry, J.
III. Holt, l. H. Tanner, R. w. Wal.
lace, G. J. Starnes, Walt Patterson,
w. S. Messmer, c. l.. Harwood
Nat Sulzbacher, Ed Froboese, F
Terrell, G. G. Clifford, Henry Terrell
VIM. Hoefling, w. H. Huston
Hon. A. j. Evans.
Tom Green county, Chas. w
Hobbs.
Irion county, Chas. w. Hobbs
proxy.
Mason county, G. Runge, R. M
Moore.
Val Verde county, F. G. Blaine
+. L. Dignowity, c. S. Broadbent
Geo. w. Ames.