Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-15
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Two Reports ON The Question of Ma
iorlty Rule.

Dallas, Aug. 4.-Ihe committee on
permanent organization met at 3A5
p. IN. at the council chamber. city hall.
All the members being present except
Mr. Shaw Of the Second district. who
arrived later
The following constitute the commit
tee on permanent organization and
otder Of business:
First District-B. +. sherrell. of Ma
varro county
River.
Third Dlstrlet-J. X. Bywater La
mar
Fourth pistrict-R. C, Foster. Gray
son.
Fifth District-w. a. williams. Hunt,
sixth Dlstrict-John IL. Cullom. Dali
las
Seventh Dlstrict-John $. Barnweil.
Upshur.
Eighth Dlstrlct--John r. Arnold.
Rusk.
Ninth Dlstrlct-w, j. McKle, Ma
varro.
Tenth Dlstriet-F, A. Patton. John
son.
Eleventh Distrlct-R. f. Poole, Mi
lam.
Twelfth Dlstrlct-L. d. Lllord Free
stone.
fourteenth Dlstrlct-w. J. Town
send, Angelina.
Fourteenth Dlstrict-Joe Rice, Tyler,
Fifteenth pistrict--rhomas G. Foster,
Grimes.
sixteenth DistrIct-J. II. shelburne.
Austin.
Seventeenth Distric,-Wharton Bates.
Brazoria.
Eighteenth Dlstriet-J II. Fisher.
Colorado.
Nineteenth Dlstriet--w. e. Maynor.
Bastrop.
Twentieth District-J. r. Curl, Tray
is
Twenty-nrst Distrlct---George Il. Bur-
gess. Gonzales,
rwenty-second Dlstrict-E. D. Linn,
Victoria.
rwenty-thlrd Distriet--E. A. Stevens.
Brazos.
Twenty-fourth Dlstrict-T. d, Cobb,
Bexar.
rwenty-nfth Distrlet-J. w. I'M.
Tom Green,
Twenty-slxth District-w. B. Cum
bingham, COmanche.
Twenty-seyenth Dlstrict-L j. Wood.
Lampasas.
Twenty,eighth DistrIet-K *. Leg
Twenty-ninth Distrlct-w. b. Plem-
mons. Potter
Thirtieth District-H. NJ Chapman,
Tarrant
rhirty-nrst Distrlct-L. *. Evans,
Montague.
". IT, snrrent Of Navarro ,,,ns ,eoor,.
mended for permanent seorntnr,, ana
Spencer Hutchins OF Harris Rebci
Robinson OF smith. Ran NcSultv nj
Bexar, Lee j. Roundtree of IInvs nv.
ron Flanafy of Parker " Il I,,ia ~
Grayson. assistant secretaries.
point, In addition. two rsadipts c,e,ls.,
The following nominations ,verc r,a,ic.
for sergeant-at-urns. " q nveri,o,,,
of Grayson, II. s. Beli of Wichita d
A n WALTON Of no. Ioi,,, - et ~ -.
Of McLennSn, Zen nc ca ion' a M ISp'9y
Kiylin OF Dallas. and Monroe alien ~
Colorado county. The ballot res,,ited
in a tie between Bell and uger,,n.t
and Mr.. Foster Withdrew Eyerhnrt nnS
moved that Bell be named for SER
geant-at-arms and the other candi-
vailed.
The following order of business was
then recommended Nominations for
ney-general, commissioner OF the gem
eral land Office, comptroller. treasurer,
superlntendent OF public instruction.
one chief justice and two associate JUS
s OF the supreme court and three
luuSes , oi tle court or criminal APP
peals. The chief justice OF the supreme
rnr, 20 oe nFst pallotted Tor until
tton ns e. NeAt, one associate JUS
io,,.d "a co we suprenle court TO be bal
other assoolatc iustica ~ III men the
THE sa,,,e a,,6 yst ~, W pc horllnated'
snnc, t'. ~ oi na,,r 90 pieynl with re-
Then sbalr,,sn y, ~ e' stata appeais,
I - t.latt t OF the state executive
tee 10 be selected ana r,e,,,te,. tris.s
each senatorial district 'Vss
MIR Bywater Of Lamar moved .h,.
the committee recommend 70 tba o.,t,
yention the ndonfIon ~ ~ ~ WV c9n.
rule. ''4e ii'"Joil'S
Mr. Hin of Tom Green movad 20
Mr. Hates wanted "a ~, AZ, We 49,, l.,
favor OF the majority rule, He Ind
only recently become a convert. but the
result IN Alabama was concluslye. He
was Instructed for two-thirds rule and
would so vote his county in the convan-
ton ''