Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-05
4. ". MORRIS OF HO0n
-, TO REPRESENT THE
j rrooRrAL DISTRICT.
IN. for chiffon First. Last
,1rays, Except lie Die, In
event Another Like Kim
4 4, be Found.

rlrhtieth district flotorial con-
"a nominate a floater to sue
uon. Ballard Wohlford was cali
,rser in the auditorium of the
hal yesterday afternoon. Every
go was present except w. T. Mad
"a 3. p. Ayres, both of Tarrant
Their proxies were given TO
Z Early and Hon. James w.
knyne.
s..,oess and Henry II. Early and
ii uc. Shropshire OF Parker county
plaeed In nomination for tenn
-, chairman. Early withdrew his
=. however, and Mr.. Shropshire was
"a by reclamation. He was es-
10 the chairmans desk and in a
!, speech thanked the convention for
4. honor and congratulated the De-
..,,cy OF the district upon their ad-
..rre to the principles for which
u had contended.
r Boyd OF Hood county was then
~ temporary chairman. T. a. Ait
moved that two committees, one
CREDENTIALS the other on perma-
J., orranizatlon. be appointed by the
an This was carried and Chairman
.ryshire named;
On credentials: James We swayne.
4 II caulwel and II. II. Kerr.
/ IA permanent organization; T. A.
Zsnsn. Charles Il. Evans and ]. f.
abdsrson.
II recess OF ten minutes was taken
I'M they were forming their reports.
II NJ committee on credentials made
following report, which was adopt
"a the Hon. II. c. Shropshire,
hartman of the Elghtioth Pictorial
,lrict Conyention-We, your commit
on credentials and basis OF repre-
aiaton. beg leave TO report as fol-
ne recommend that Hood county
j ,ntl,led TO three votes on the floor
II his convention; Parker county nine
~ and Tarrant county 10 votes.
I We find the following delegates en-
I'd to participate in this conven-
Ia.
HOOD county,. II. Randle, w z.
sprh. proxy for j. r. Boyd; f. ].
nd proxy for j. u. Keith; w. b.
trn. IL j. Kerr. y. Wohlford. j. w.
ueFal. C. w. Walltrlp, John Conway,
r Henderson, proxy for John r.
s,s L. II. Woodburn. Ashley Crock
proxy for T. 1. Martin; b. w. Nor
lpbn A. Aston. N, s. Davis, George
Jackson.
Parker county-H. c. Shropshire,
n H. culwell. proxy for r. f. stone;
3 Flannery, proxy for II, l.. Nose
81 Charles r. Evans. proxy for How
Martin. j. j. Taylor, w. II. Rey-
ia f. l.. Hutcheson. A. y. Hood.
Ess Custer, j. +. Dick.
Tarrant county-H r. Early, proxy
INV. T. Maddox: Il. A. Altman, r.
Maddox, N. II. Lasslter. Il. II. Tuck
B H. Ship, Dick Bratton, j. c.
ehardson. proxy for r. II. Orr; $.
Fry, James w. Swayne, proxy for
P. Ayres; w. l.. Fuller, Jack Yates,
u Wright, Zeb Jenkins, Dick Hoven-
,np, Joe Burney, proxy for i. b.
Ens
we recommend further that the del
n,es present in each county cast the
he OF their respective counties, and
i, no delegate be allowed to cast the
e Of any other delegate. and that
u delegate present be allowed TO cast
sWo rata vote OF the county. accord
F to the number present.
We recommend further that the
s1lss named above be allowed to
n the vote Of the gentlemen for
Ton they hold proxies, as mentioned.
JAS. w. SWAYNE.
III. j. KERR.
"A. II. CULWELl.'
The permanent organization conn
aee made the following report
70 the Hon, IL. c, Shropshire.
naIrman Of the Eightieth Pictorial
riict Convention--We your conmlt-
h On permanent organization and or
Z Of business. would respectfully SUD-
tA the following: ..,.
We recommend that the temporary
iginlzatlon be made permanent.
We recommend that the majority
is prevail in making nominations
We recommend the following order
business:
4 The consideration by the conven-
N IN committee OF the whole Win
1t Inference to any special committee
such resolutions and motions AS
pay be offered by the delegates
= Nomination for loater. Respect
Ny submitted, -
"T. a. ALTMAN.
4 &C. r. EVANS, ,,
~. i, Henderson,
Ansr some little wrangle by H. ~.
ldy, N. II. Lassiter and others 'ii''
e adopted 80. :,
MA. Altman offered resolution 10
Il eject that the nominee OF the con-
ntion vote for Horace Chiffon ior
nlted States senator so long az hIs
iue was before the convention; mar
case Of his death he vote for some
dein who "a, ored the free ard unlinlt.
eolhage Of silver at the ratio OF ~
!, and that lie use all honoranle
Fans to effect the election OF such
IAs created the first wr,,ngle. 81,
snd gold were again at war ana
nfg TO the teachings of the people
ssTesentativcs ana the oratory ui
q swayne, silver tiinmphed and tie
anllnee Of the convention stands on i
auorm that spoke out IN no uneer'
" tone, There ~ no straddle, NC
invocation about 1t. This district y
rMyer a..d has told It Ia the world
~ Lassiter fought the resolution
- and was aided Ly Mr.. Early, bul
4 70 swayne's ora.ory prevailed, ant
~ the vote was Put II stood IS to .
~ eneerlng followed.
~ ~; Lassiter asked the convention e
Nh. me financial plank adopted a
~. but the silver mer were GU
~, spnowlns resolutions We're thei
4 geo without discussion:
nrst,s.iNvel' by the Democrats OF TN
2, h iioiorial district. in ccnven
Il Is assembled, Tha, the nominee o
= = .ttrrsss, t'sntion be and Is hereby IN
n & ~ sa % vote for no measure or bill
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