Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-02
COUNTY DEMOCRATS MEET.
VINO rhoy Are Thnt WIN Nominate n
pIoatcr Of the renth Hepresentn-
tive District In the Convention 10
Meet Here September 4.


ventlon yesterday morning
II. Il. Maddox, chairman OF the coun-
~ committee. presided. and Henry
Early. secretary OF the committee, kept
the record.
on motion OF Jns. W. swayne a com
nlitteo OF ave on credentials was APP
pointed as follows Messrs. Jas. W.
ewayne, James Graham, Richard
uoyenkamp, Gins. Pruitt and y. 7.
Boyd.
There was considerable debate on u
motion 10 adjourn until p. m. to
await the arrival Of absent country
members. who, 1t was thought, would
arrive later. There was n close vote
when the question was put. and de
yiHion was called for. The vote Of the
city wards was divided. but large
majority favored adjournment. Forest
Ial, Greenwood, BirdVillo and Keller
were the only precincts which re-
aponcad. Their vote WAS divided, but
tho majority Of them favored adjourn
mont
The chair ruled that no proxy should
be allowed from any OF the voting
precincts unless the delegates had been
30 Instructed by the precinct meeting
or until the convention should nave
passed upon the question as 10 whether
proNios should be- allowed or not.
An appeal was taken from the ruling
OF the chair. but Withdrawn when u
appeared that the prevailing senti-
ment was IN favor OF adjournment
nntil o'clock, Dnd that tho decision
on the question Of proxies would not
materially anect the result OF the bal
lot,
The calling OF the roll was then
completed. when It wac aseertained
that there were hfty-cight voters Ia IA
vor OF adjournment to thirty-two OPP
posed The convection oceotalhbly au-
Journed IN inc uope uhNt INC uu7snt
country DELEGATES may put ~ an op-
penrance before O'CLOCK.
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