The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-25

which Mr.. Bailey indorses." sad he. is
of NOR effect than nc snce.n "t a
sandhli possum against an .n''alns =
army | want instructions, nut IL do.s
not provide FOR any.
He then read II n a "hurrnn' tor ana
excited tNe r.sihil'ties OF me de'rla.cs,
He thuuchl too many bouquets aud too
little genuine Endorsements we've being
thrown at Bland. III what th"se men
who know Bland say true. we ought
to he instructed IN plain words, TO vote
for him." he exclaimed. and added. IT
you pass this Substitute wont cohsiuer
that | am instructed for anybody q
like to see Bland president ana Sih.ey
vice pit,s!don. 1t takes II man OF nerve
TO siatd with us under fennss lYan'a
cccs as Sihlcy has done. ihstruc. Tor
Bland without eunivocatiot. SO III fnow
whti you mean. ana III stay WIN S"a '''i
irost."
Bailey said: IL can settle all this right
here. will ask Judge Biamlcttc TO with
draw his Substitute"
withdrawn and took occasion TO say -.
John Duncan sa 4 he believed in In
s,ruriious and though, Inc Rramlo'tn sub
stitute covered the ground and couldn't
SEE how lioeg could avoid cons iefins
himself instructed lay 1t.
The previous question having been or
uered Judge Bramlvito closed in defense
of his substitute. John Sheppard with
drew the original motion and Bramle',e
carr ed The day
The Band Endorsement having gone
through, T.. +. I'm of the State exccn-
tive committee moved the adoption of The
follow ng, suggested by said coriInitter;
Recognizing the nrdMous labors and the
peculiar conditions that have surrounded
the Hon. James q. Dudley. chairman or
the democratic State executive commit
toe. uur.ng the time he has held such po-
siton:
Resolved, That We, his co-laborers aud
associates on said committee. arlila eiate
and indorse his distinguished services to
the party aud we suggest to thu demo
cratic convention of TeNas. now ass m
hlci that his services hay" bcan such as
10 entile n m to notice Al thc hands OF
the National democracy. We tnerSi, re
suggest to the convent IN mat in our
opinion he IL IL person III yer" way suit
able To represent Texas IN tie Nat't ma
executive committee. aai t. tina. end We
respectfully, ask hat THIS 1on.enlion IN
gtruci the Delegation to tho National M
yention TO nome lam as he choies OF the
democracy OF Texas for tina, position.
W. NJ. imboden thought We ln.ropac-
ton oil such resolutions as Tho 3lo'" "A
Very rnusual proceeding and moved 10
table thrin, but they were Lopicd ever
whclmingly.
The following was introduced by w. T..
Ramsay and ndopIcd.
Resolved That this convent IN extends
thanks 10 lion q. 7. Holt Tor his long
and dist ,nelish.i services aa a member
of tho National executive committee asI
the member from Texas, aud especially
for his unswerving Iideiity anI ioyaity to-
the organized democracy Of this Ste,e at
all tunes and under all circumstances ~.
The following, offered by j. w. Blake.
WAS adopted:
Resolved That we respectfully request
the Hon. %. y. Holt, member of the Ma
tonal democratic executive committee for
Texas. to co-oper,te with the sllve, mon
OF "4ii committee N the temporary or
gani1a ION OF The National convention.
Farmer shaw suggested the te,, for
several ivlegraphic grcelin.,s to be sent
to the Illinois. indana and Georgia demo
tion OF Jakc Hodges, were approved aud
ordered GENT At Sfaw's expense.