San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-15
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
On Permanent Organization YER
norites Knocked Out
Notes, Etc.

organization OF Une DemOCrdUlC
convention, made the following re-
port and recommendations today:
For permanent chairman, w. r..
Handy, of Travis. Vice presidents
for each of the Senatorial districts
as follows: r. d. Hart, of Bowie;
c. b. Randall, Bowie; John Nc
Kenzie, of Red River; Travis Hen
derson, Lamar; NJ. NJ. Brook, of
Hunt J. r. Oeland, of Dallas John
T. Bale, of Upshur; ]. ID. Rudd, of
Harrison James Clarity, of Nav
AFRO; H. B. Brown, of Johnson;
R. Fl. Kingsbery, Of McLen-
nan; J. w. Blake, of Lime
stone; James l. Perkins, of Chero-
kee; Judge G. l.. Goodman, of Or
ange; III. H. Boone, of Navasota;
DR.. Ed. Montgomery, of Waller;
Walter Gresham, of Galveston;
c. +. Barnett, Of Colorado; G. n.
Williams, of Burleson; DR.. r. M.
Swearingen, Of Travis; Kyle, of
Hays John Mathis, of Goliad; f.
A. Alice, Of Webb; Frank Grice, OF
Bexar; w. H. f. Miller, of Llano;
l.. B. Russell, of Comanche; Claude
Johns, of Bosque; r. L. Ball, of
Mitchell; II. X. Swan, of Clay; S.
G. Maddox, of Parker; f. f. Smith,
of Denton.
For permanent secretary-W. L..
Sergeant, OF Navarro; assistant,
Spencer Hutchinson Harris Rebel
Robinson, of Smith b. F. McNulty,
of Bexar Lee J. Rountree, of Hayes
Byron Flannery, Of Parker ;and w.
J. Bins, Of Grayson. The secretary
to have power to appoint two read
ing clerks.
For sergeant-at-arms-H. j. Bell,
Of Wichita; assistants, w. G. Ever
hart, OF Grayson; d. A. T. Walton,
of Bee; Ben Cabell, of Dallas; John
R. Maltby, Of McLennan; j. M. AL
len, Of Colorado; X. A. Kiverlin, of
Dallas.
The committee then recommend
ed the following order Of business
for the convention:
|. Nomination Of Governor.
2. Nomination Of Lieutenant
Governor.
3. Attorney General.
4. Land Commissioner.
8. Comptroller.
6. Treasurer.
z. Superintendent OF Public In
struction.
s. Chief Justice of the Supreme
court.
9. Two Associate Justices of that
court.
10. Three Judges of the Criminal
court of Appeals.
II. Chairman of the State eX-
ecutive committee and that COM
mittee.
y. Chairmen Of the congress
sional and senatorial committees.
The committee also recommend
the adoption of the majority rule.
Chapman submitted minority
report in favor of abiding by the
old Democratic custom of the two
thirds rule.
The contest before the committee
between the Nernor.Schramm, fac
ton, and the Callaghan-Russ Big
accumulation, was hot one and
consumed much time. On a vote
of the committee the Vernon fac
ton was knocked out. This is con-
ceded as another victory for Nat
Lewis assiano-Thad. Smith d Co.
Judge Denman's candidacy Is
to be opposed in the Bexar delega-
ton by w. w. King and L. H..
Mickeljohn.
The only show for Culberson is
the abandonment Of the two
thirds rule.
1t is predicted that the Reagan
forces will go over to Lanham
which will also lessen the chances
of Culberson.
The Big are putting in good
ticks here.
Gus Houston faction are feeling
jubilant in knocking out Vernon
ties, thinking they are downing
Tom Paschal.
Louis Workman is at home with
the tamale boys.
Charley Barnes is taking notes
on his chances for justice OF the
peace.
Editors Grice and Bushick, the
two Irresponsible" men Of the Ex-
press, are doing much talking for
Charley Culberson. Col. Grice is
already tired, and is coming home.
b. F. Yoakum is here, pulling
for G. H. Yoakum, who is a candi-
date for Congress in Kilgore's dis
trict. 1t makes Yoakum quite