The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-06

McCulloch camp, II votes; Sidney
johnson camp, 9 votes; Joe John
stsn camp, 10 votes; B. Robert
son camp, g. votes; John G. Upton
camp, : votes; Winnie Davis camp,
votes; Willis l.. Lang camp, . |
votes; w. p. Rogers camp votes
Bell county camp, a votes; Nc
Gregor camp, 10 votes; w. r.
Townsend camp, votes; J. b.
johnson camp, 8 votes; Dick Dow
ing camp, IS votes; Ross Ector
camp 0 votes, William Hart camp,
s votes; Col. James Walker camp,
3 votes; Albert Sidney Johnson
camp, 3 votes; John G. G. Key
camp, IA votes; Washington coun.
ty camp, 8 votes; Magnolia camp,
4 votes; Hardee camp, 8 votes;
Alvarado camp, 5 votes; Lee camp,
. votes; Albert Sidney johnson
camp, Hamilton, Texas, rs votes;
Albert Sidney Johnson camp, Tsy
Tor, 5 votes; r. 4. Lee camp, La
do lis, votes; Joseph E. Johnston,
Grandview, 8 votes; Ike Turner
camp, : votes.
The report was adopted.
Adjatant General Stoddard then
announced the commi tees, which
appear in the above report.
The discussion on all subjects
coming before the Division was linn
tied to five minutes by motion.
Col. NJ. D Sellers, of Wise coun.
ty, was substituted for Ho' S. w.
Y. Lanbam a. chairman of the com.
mittee on resolutions.
Judge Watts, of Dallas, intro
iuced resolution endorsing the.act
of the Legislature amending the con
stitution appropriating 500, 900 for
the support of the Confederate
Home, which was adopted by ris-
ing vote.
The following was ordered filed:
ARDMoRE, 1. T., April 5-Gsn
eral Sui Ross, commanding ex Con
federates:
John II. Morgan camp No. T.,
representing ia old rebs. sends
greeting and wishes you G od's
speed in your reunion.
]. w. GoLLEDGE,
For the camp.
A communication was read from
Hon. George Mccormick, Colum.
bus, one-legged Confederate vet
eran, expressing regrets at not be.
ing able to meet with the division.
1t was ordered filed.
Mr.. s. A. Cunningham, editor of
the Confederate Veteran published
at Nashville, was Introduced and
made short address.
A communication was read from
Major John 7. Brown, of Houston,
asking General L. S. Ross and the
state division to endeavor to have
the national encampment at Birm.
ingham, Ala, select Houston as the
next place of meeting of the United
Confederate Veterans.
Judge Norman G. KittrelI, of
Houston, an honorary member of
Dick Bowling Camp, spoke on the
communication. He delivered
beautiful address, inviting the vet.
Grams to Houston, saying they will
receive generous welcome, would
walk on flowers and be received by
beautiful smiling women. Those
from the East will find Texas not
the home of the rabble, but the
grandest state that God ever made.
Hon. Thomas j. Goree moved
that committee of five be ap.
pointed to draw up a resolution TO
be presented to the general associa.
ton at Birmingham, inviting them
to meet in Houston next year. The
motion prevailed.
Comrade Storey, of Dallas, in
vited the Texas division to meet in
Dallas next year. Referred to the
committee on next time and place.
The committee to form an invita-.
ton on behalf of the Texas division
to the National association of the
United Confederate Veterans, to
meet in Texas next year, was an.
nounced as follows: General l.. S.
Ross, chairman; Hon. T. J. Goree,
Col. Will Lambert, General Henry