The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-24
4 HARMONIOUS DEMOCRACY
The City Democratic Convention
Completes Its Laeors.
THE MAJORITY rule ADOPTED,
Eeseiusiess Adopted Declaring In Favor
81 Ail-nay Primaries Heresster-kx-
~rui,ve Commifiee selected.
err DEMOCRATIC TICKET

Observation-Disclosures - Szaco-
Assessor ana Cnilector-,Jasi3E c White.
civ Engsneer--Cs- NJ LaNaua
Street Co-nultssi aner--Jacs Kennedy.
afarsazz--CaGries Helm.
Health Offsstr-isr. Robert McLl-oy.
CITY At;o-rey-Tohr 5 Stewart
Reccrder-D. ~ . krSeh
Frs Fms. Wa-s-w. ). KeAlAau.. L Sen
''i Second wA-a-J. NJ Gesssa-nsa- E II
ThiTd wa-d-eus c. Street. ,. r. La
FSnr4h wara-Rohe-t Affair. J. c Mat
thers
SIKH Wars-T. W c7ouaa. ). NJ Hsise1
The city democrats conreatso, net yes
terdzy morning AbenS JOE o'plosk ana
had completed its iaocrs g few minutes
before the town dock announced the hoHr
Of o'clock Tais Is a DEMONSTRATION q
how the business 81 political CONVEX
ton can be expedited under ;ne majority
rale for the SELECTION q candidates.
Tne mest rroiractea struggle was over
the otfsce q heath officer, and then. al
though ihsre were i've Candidates. 3;
only took four ballots e aeciie or the
eheire q the convearicg.
The uirncss' har7ncay prevailed through
z
and TIE defeated candidates seemed to
lake their misfortune with good grace
u was nqtics2ssls ,hEt there was an ah-
serlre 81 tnzi tltIer feeling 80 often en-
Ee11=-ed IA cplTert tcfrs tls. u s-s--. f-s- s s.
OF rSrzl candidates xads- tie thirds
fgie. sas-e -nArsy ballots are aiken with
hs sEseiN asserted that the majority rule
is an it1prcy e-1ert over fte ca custom
TIE Popularity - Caysasu 1sl7-vt-
hase. tar aoii'lisr, to- mayor. WIS amply
ua .r.
apFl11ss which greeted bis g-r,aLra-re
While there SCENES 10 fe Y..-s-,s.a 81
h,aonE 20 1siE4,fs as 70 .Ae.r choice
.nr ether offices ths-e was rat as
mayo--
TIE Oh executive co-l-iittes was &C..
George LaTe-5o- e. me Sa.~r-5 ya-s r,5
cAaries Hem in ira Fourth.
re city 6sulnc7at4c Nominating nm
yeniAon sssenblai n Markel au yrs,er-
day Tuo--tHE a-3 MS called 81, .~ser q.
's-s ey Captain =. 4 I.siehar.t ch.aif-
man q TIE democratic ezecu-iv. commit
tes- The chair t1plaias1 -Aai sae arst
business wzs ~ sele-:45a az Temporary
Officers
Peer Chalmers moved that Cartain
EejehAr3i - us2e temporary cnal-ra,r.
end he was elected sy ,aruzti1-.
D. D. Bryan was .a The same way .ssc,-
ed Temporary SECRETARY ard I'D ~ 5ror~y
snd JOAN iio4sri re-s CHOSEN temporary
sfrgsArfs - alarms.
e. 4 Riesner moved ,1et fse 3elses.,-s
o. each ward select rame tQr ezc. 81
the committees o. creeas.fla.g ara 0r-
} E. Burke moved az a sybs,4,l.e - 4.
tao nais.aa from zach ward b. selected
icT each o. lhe co,Iir3ftees- Tie s4s,S,l.
tgie was lost ana tnt. original zu1g!o1 VS.
adopted.
The following were Thea anre1ace. a.
composing lie TWO comm i,-e.-s-
oiyauigsf.ou-E' l-sr ware pe+f- f-hsl.
niers, SecorG ward. Gus Na~rlerkc Tr4rl
ysTd J. NteeT lrtn wan. r9ta
o,LezFy' lifEa 'tara- IL Sior-9tts- s4'n
cre5snt.sls--FlssJ wsrd. :. =. Eessler.
secoad w4r1. = i-!ir-', Trir3 Warc- D.
". SeNsll, FoGrte Hart F. O. I-tr.r
m ward = O. Hlzesslr-, S'zta W. E.
The conye7tlcr 'hfa asts17red -fn q 81
70 atio" ~ committees iue 20 tsr.7' 1.a-.a
j - O'Clock che r. .Drt q fhs e9lar.itt-s
O. efe1@u:tals vas Tels as follows by
Hesfefary Ergen
First warc-J. = Ees7lcr r r peu y
W Croia, iorH Lewis CHARLES f-rla i
AEtcns Jcai iiowasi. Thomas Jsr Young
Gus A4cAfs. Peter Ctia.f,%-H, James Nafr.
I;.Ars- - 51tke, a3.eTi.ai=s berry Gr.e
Y. Amman. Cro-g- WILSON, CHARLES ;.H.c.
blsT ami Joe Waller
50, 500 T "a 70, wisrT':ke., Rooer'
ty, Louis hirseh. 4 Sszl-eau A Gro.
nser, j. =. " Shaw " = S.15err y
0aal,a-9.ga. Henry :. Fisher. : pro-
Tor; A. L,ppe. l. !. Goodman oar
Smith, !. Fox. Doe Eio-dar 4 NAlis-ka
W sullivan, J. ". Ditimar II sasz
InIra waro-E HilL - H3NNaup
s ~ = cl rs.a II. Ieeo bteyl'ag p y
Cleveland, Perry Allen. G. o pilot, ! }
Meyer, J.. y Ross, Jacob Keller. . ~
nnrns' w Norris. Q. 2. Gamtat'l, ". "
Mite, j. l.. &ifrn~lI C. Toy!ea yr n
Coyts, caar!es Flock \. 2. Root VIM
Mueller. W y Thsfpss. r i.amotne. &;
Tucker, John Rse1h-lmer Dan sup.r
X Anderson. ]. ~ Tate. J0hn Sfeirs
hagen. Joe Kn,mich. Andrew Dow. I,o,i
Bsihe. Z. II Knodel.
Fourth warB-A- &. Terndnn Ve-rns-
7. Keller. Robert Adair. II r. i. w.
=. =. Reichardt, " H. Dowgey os~a,
Meynand g. ". Cortes. Paul Sshosser
f ssiser sin,sn' Jerry Crowley, Joe House
rick. John ToInfohr1e. T. G. Pyrns 81,
Prenss. Tom o. Leafy. Tom Rayeil. Hsnr,
iI,issonet ia katmann, G. Schwartz. n
y Johnson. Tom hailey, Tom Kuehnes
FIFTH waTd-John @. Blackburn. wro
s'Arni OK, T. I. Jones; John NJ Carroll
rs, NJ. Monaghan Albert RaSoh, Ion
Lyons "a Mcroney, James VALLEY @ y
" liihhnN, sampson LylcE. u Il pn ~, 3,
Tom Brown, James II, Masterson. Ccor,
X. Aids: John Mslloy, Jim FitzTerai1
James Welch, j. ". Smith en- rio
Roach. jasper Blby. p. G, Gos.ne iop
Smith John Anderson. G. ]. Conroy Ion
Owens. George Jones, Pete MrKsS ;
Keller, Charles Heath. Dan Mullane yv,.
Macs; q. A. Renhardt Dan clear ~,
Pennington, Ed Fleneron. s. \. cartet
alternates, Lee X, Turner, George We,
ner. George Hams, James McDonsid r.,
Lyons ]. II. Rothwell, w j. Bentlei
Sixth .ward--John T. Conner. John Y,
Clark. Ben 4. Rlcsner, Fred Minister
r. Cooling. Duncan Mcdonald pW lin,
son, Levi ID Kcan, Vim. Colrnorgtn. ~
Bergeron, w H. peregoy. j, ]. Levi
II. ID. Morse; ahernatcs j. Delholm. / ,ou
Misues. Nj. s. Clark Adam CLAW Joh
II. Collinl r. |. Coons, j. H Hoeack.
The report was adopted as read
The report Of the committed on orya,
ization was then read as follows.
Houston, Texas. March %. iSgg.-w
your committee on Organization. beg lea,
to recommend the following az pertnai
cnt officers of this convention:
Chairman. +. A. Relchardt
Secretary, ID. ID. Bryan
We recommend that the ma tority m
be adopted.
We recommend that the following ord
be observed In nominations: