The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-24
q lthdrawn but on motion OF \. w. Blake
of Mex!a both were elected by acclama-

of Mexia both were elected by acclana-
Captain Mcdonald Of the Panhandle MAS
non inaied b. slmmcps OF Iiirdoman
county foi, sersed NJ. at arms and elected
A moif5n vas made 20 have each sena
fctisi District ncminiie member OF each
Sf the three crnmlttreR II. $. IleWea OF
Wha,io on. who is member of a con'ssl-
NIX delegation. mrN cd an amendment chat
onN the committee on credentials he ap-
nthtr sn,ni't,ees be deferred uWi after
tho canhiiitee on crede"n ais hid report
S We and the original 'o'''" the" p''-
y recess Of ten minutes vas ,hcn taken
"a permit the snnarnrial delegation TO
Ct i,ee their committeeman.
During the recess tho following tele-
Efam was read
Petition numeroualv H.gnod BY rernt-
leans for the Democrats TO nominate Tel
Ter pledslns the snpuort OF more Tcller
repnhlicers than thcrs are democrats IN
W. W. II standish.
Chairman Silver Forces in North DAKOTA.
"No. no. We VIII nominate democrat"
While the secretary was preparing the
lists OF committeeman. cries arose Tor
R Mssrsapon nS fsf isoasn k ol rsafeh ss
Jcc Bailey be invited 20 address the cR-
Nen,ion. The motion carried and the gem
tlennan from tile fNth district came urcr
the platform amid storm of applause.
lie began HIS remarks By seaying that he
desired 10 deprecate tn, disposition of
overze,lous friends 10 imagine that there
was contest on petwAen democrats who
had served their party ia th.iilly ono
have hsard my name mention together
with that Of John H. Reagan, Mt WHOSE
teet lay the tribute Of my love and. AT
lection and At who NJ feet ! am ready to
lay the dearest ambitions of my heart
Those Who haNs mentioned my rnnte IN
seeming antaeonism 10 Tint Of that noble
ard true old man have done me en- .nius-
,ico ! have heard counter cheers for
another who has wen his spurs In de-
Tense OF dep1ocracy there Is room enough
in Texas for Jim Hoge srd !, Narplots
q united and harmonious rarty. There
are few who are suilting. 1 have no
words Of bitterness fer them. They are
holding a. secession convention IN town
now, Let them 40 IN peace n they viii,
If they win only never come back
Continuing, air Bailey pointed out thai.
since II had become apparent thnt the free
silver sentiment would control The Ma
ticnal convent on, nobody doubted mat
the democracy would carry the country
this fall Never before quoth he, had The
hand o 1t had done al the last 81. Louis
convention. When the sturdy, noun
ta.ne,rs Of the IVES, lad begged MOI q, 20
had been met with the retort of LEI
them 70; we win furnish the money 10
buy w Tllros and Indiana
plause he asserted that there was not
fafely democratic State that would not
continue safe with a silver platform,
state that could be carried With Il gold
platform
Al the conclusion of Mr.. Balny's re-
marks the following committees were nm
Credentiais--First district. j VI. De
ware second C G: pupree; Third J
Mead Fourth, J. n stanalifsr; Firm. y
enth' r W. simpson; Eighth ~ x
Car; Nln,h Richard Nays Tenth, ~ s.
Wooa Eleysfia e..,a J. NJ 4 .,,ei K,nedI'
W Hare; Fourteenth, w. Y. Garrison.
Fifteenth, Haynes sl,nnon; ss.Hnsen,h.
y. w. Thompson. .Seyerd.entn, W, =
s ssan'h Fl Il a,ll f. rw saa"s C, = scoa,
1.wep'y-;eco.d e T; Grayes Twenty S,,,n,Ey
Charles schrlnsr: Twenty-afth, " W
rptewood; Tweiaty-sx,h, j. j.. Cox;
Tweuiy-rsventh, J I. spurtean; Twenty
r CAV: tn Tnirt 1s" ". T. acaaashsy.
THIRTY -nrst 70. Morris.
Permanent neutrality-suspicious. dstrief.
Fsir,h. p. r. rerlIins.. slsih. Jot Gun.er
Seventh. 7 R.Yan,ls; Eighth. O r Cars
vail .5 M'nh he psrsS aT ~ lfn' hade z
T 1siif 4. n Ksnnei,v; Thlrte4nlh "
NJ 1mlyodsn; Fourteeri,h, w y: Faulk-
NOR: Fifteenth. II. G. Pr1.chHtt; Sixteenth.
Frank Andrews; sertniecnth, Thomas y,
nouthitt;. E,ghteenih, George 4 Hail;
Nineteenth, !; 9. Rankin; Twentieih, e.
Twenty-second r. w. Hudson, Twenty
bird. 4 parr, Twenty fourth, J. D.
c'hilds; 1whnty-hfnh, J L.. Phslan; rwon-
iy-sixth. J. r. brown; Twenty-seyenth.
NJ. +. Bosmck; Twenty, 61ehlh. q. W. Me-
Donald overwhelmingly. u w. Rohbins;
Th.rt'nih. r. b. hood Tianiy-frst, l.. K.
Platform and resolutions r1Ist. district.
Hiram Cas-; Second. ". u. Henderson;
lhird. n: H.. Jackson: Fourth; y A.
Hoilsno s ,,S,,n n, y; b fsaird'
len, 1sntb. " p. Powell, Eleventh, =.
NJ. Mckinney: Twelfth. A. g. l,rietz;
Thirteenth, John II. Raagan; Fourteenth,
W. " Perkins; Fifteenth. " q. ijon'
mott; sixteenth. Il: r, Eioe; Seventeenth,
Nino,esn,h. 8. t.. Staples: Tweniietn.