San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-20
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
Ogden for Governor, Noonen for
Congress and Harmony for

me county convention Ol Jue
Republican party, held in Conven-
ton hall last night, was attended
by a large number of Republicans,
colored and white, besides a great
many Democrats, colored, Mexican
and white. The Democrats were
there as on-lookers, they said, and
did not make any demonstration
ofinterference.
DR.. G. G. Clifford, chairman of
Executive committee, called the
convention to order and Hon. Hen
nv Elmendorf was elected tempo
rary chairman. Carl Runge and
Mark Brown were chosen as secre-
taries.
A committee Of IL was appointed
to select delegates to the different
conventions and to recommend
names to the convention for the
county executive committee and
chairman, as follows:
DIR. G. G. Clifford, DR.. Terrell, DR..
J. G.. Starnes, william Hoefing,
George Paschal, Walt. Patterson,
w. r. Wallace, Ed. Froboese, w.
H. Huston, Nat SulZbacher, H. l..
Degener.
While the committee retired
Hon. A. J, Evans, VIM. Ellis, j. H.
Holt and II. F. Winthrop were
called up and made speeches.
The committee reported as fol-
lows:
"Your committee reports the fol-
lowing recommendation to the con-
vention:
delegates to the state conven-
ton to be held at Dallas, Aug. %:
A. J. Evans, w. II. Ellis, f. H.
Terrell, C. w. Ogden, G. &. Clifford,
H. A. Ellis, J. H. Holt, Henry
Terrell, NJ. Dreyfus, II. r. Murchi-
son, Thad Bell, VIM. Dickey,
James P. Newcomb, w. S. Mesmer,
r. Hanscke,J. r. Davis, w. Ander-
son, G. w. Carter, l.. w. Madarasz,
G. A. Duerler, S. S. Erwin, f. Hertf,
Jr., Henry O'Neal, Dave Williams,
DIR. Blair, Walter Scott, T. b.
Early Scott, Henry
w. HI. Mitchell, j. 5.
Fry, w. +. EastOn.
Delegates to the congressional
r. NJ. Moore, Geo. Paschal, H. L..
Degener, G. J. F. Schmitt, Mark
Brown, G. ID. Moses, M. Lindner,
Will Anderson, Frank Umscheid,
Dave Williams, Dave Fry, &. III.
Noonan, J. S. Fry, T. b. johnson,
w. S. Messmer, j. III. Holt, Nat
Sulzbacher, E. Froboese, F. Terrell,
G. &. Clifford, Henry Terrell, f. Fl.
Terrell, VIM. Hoetling, j. III. Tan
ner, r. w. Wallace, G. j. Starnes,
Walter Patterson, w. HI. Huston
and &. l.. HARDWOOD.
We recommend that there be no
judicial convention held and we
recommend no nominations be
made for judges Of the Court of
Civil Appeals, as this district is
sa tisfied with the present incum-
bents.
The following delegates to the
Pictorial convention:
w. H. Ellis, C. H. HARDWOOD, AL
bert Huth, M. Lindner, William
Hall.
ave recommend that the dele
gates to the state convention be
instructed to vote as unit for
Hon. Charles w. Ogden for govern
or so long as his name is before the
convention.
ave also recommend that the
in the congressional con-
vention be instructed to vote as a
unit for Hon. &. HI. Noonan for
Congressman so long as his name
is before the convention.
1--WE make the same recommend
alton for J. G. LOwdOn for state
treasurer"
ave recommend the following as
the executive committee:
G.. G. Clifford, chairman; n.
Sulzbacher, T. j. Dillwood, Aug
ust Santleben, George Paschal, Ed.
Froboese, VIM. Hoefling, T. c. Bell,
II. l.. Degener, DR.. Terrell, w. Pat
terson, G. J. Starnes, r. w. Wal
lace, l.. Huth, C. l.. Sauer. The re-
port was adopted.
The following resolution was
then presented by G. l.. Sauer and
adopted:
"Resolved, that we as Republi-
cans here assembled hereby agree
to lay aside all personal prejudices
and agree to stand together as Re-
publicans and abide by the action
of this convention" After this the
meeting adjourned.
TAaT WFRK