The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-06-25


Twelfth District-(No representation
Thirteenth District-W. Il. Armstrong
On motion of Judge Clark this com,
mittee was authorized to name not only
delegates to Chicago, but presidential
electors and state executive committee
as we'll
A recess of ten minutes was had to
give this committee time to report.
At the expiration of the time the com
mittee came in and reported as follows:
Delegates at large to Chicago:
George Clark of McLennan county.
Rufus Hardy of Navarro county.
+. ). Conner of Lamar county.
a. l.. Matlock of Tarrant county.
Alternates:
f. l.. Anthony of Milan county.
c. VI. Rodgers of Travis county.
| w. l.. Crawford of Dallas county.
ID. c. Giddings of Washington county
The electors at large were selected as
follows:
A. II. Watts of Dallas county.
w. o. Davis of Cook county
The district delegates were selected as
follows.
First District. NJ Shaw of Grimes
county; Jerry Mcdaniel of Leon. Al
ternates: w. II. Brown of Gaines; ID.
G. Baker of Grimes.
L.
Anderson county. VIM. Fletcher of JEFF
ferson county. Alternates: Henry Ashe
of Anderson county; Hal Greer of JEFF
| ferson county.
Third District-L. d. Stroud of Rock
well, j; H., Turner of Rusk. Alternates
X. r. Neyland of Hunt, w. b. Teagar-
den of Wood.
Fourth District-H. d. Mcdonald of
Lamar, VIM. Henderson of Hopkins
Alternates: VI. l.. Sims of Red River
\. \. Johnson of Lamar.
Fifth Distrct-P b. Moore of Gray
son. r. C. Smith of Denton. Alternates:
c. Il. Galloway of GraySon, w. Nj. Bush
of Collins.
Sixth Distrct-Geo. w. Aldredge of
Dallas, Jno. Il. Clay of Kaufman. Al
Reed of Navarro
Seventh Dstrict-W. T. Hefey of Mi
lano. J. r. Martin of Falls. Alternates:
DR.. W. 7. Flewellyn of Bell, d. C. Bal
linger of McLennan.
Eighth District-T f. West of Tar
rant, j. T.. Bomar of Tarrant. Atern-
ates: J. Z. Vincent of Erath, c.. B. Bas-
sci of Erath.
Ninth District-W. p. Gaines of
Travis. Geo. Niece of Hays Altern-
ates: w. W. Searcy Of Washington, Jas.
DICKSON OF Lee.
Tenth District = Fenton Common
French Simpson. Alternates: j. Goree,
Dr.. A. b. Gardner.
Eleventh Distfict-Ed Lynn of Victo-
ria W. II. Neill of Guadalupe. Altern-
ates: Capt. Jones of Bee, Judge Bour-
moster of McMIullin.
Twelfth District-A. w. Houston,
Capt. l.. Hogan.
Thirteenth District-B. w. Rose of
Cisco, Chas. Davis of Ell Paso. Altern-
ates: s. w. Eastin of Jacksborough,
W. Il. Connela of Eastand.
The district electors were selected as
follows:
First District-W. C. Abercrombie of
Walker.
Second District-Robert Mcclure of
Rusk.
Third District-Cone Johnson of Smith.
Fourth Disttrict-R. NJ. Henderson of
Hopkins.
Fifth Dstrict-C. w. Grcers Of Den
ton.
Sixth District-W. l.. Crawford of
Dallas.
Seventh District-Jno w. Davis of
AIcLennan.
Eighth District-B. B. Paddock of
Tarrant.
Ninth District-R. J. Hill of Travis.
Tenth District-M. l.. Malevinsky of
Galveston.
Eleventh-Paul Wipprecht.
Twelfth District-Perry Lewis of
BeXar.
Thrteenth-Wm. Veale of Stephens.
The report was adopted.
Loud calls for Mayor Fly of Galveston
brought that gentleman to the front.
He desired to know from his hearers
what they wanted him to talk on, and n
voice in the crowd yelled out: Give
EN- h-lr' If the mayor will par
don the statement, he followed out in
structons and gave them HI from Cul
berson on down to the point where Cul-
berson is charged with having given
Hogg a $4,000 retention fee, and assured
his hearers that if that was an economi-
cal government he desired relief from
such government. He also said that if
all reports were true, he thought an in
vestigation of state governmental affairs
would not be amiss.
Capt. Ferg Kyle here arose in his en-
thusiasm and doomed Fly for governor
of Texas.
Col. NJ. w. Johnson. who is the candi-
date for congress in Dudley's district,
also made ringing speech
On motion. Judge Hardy was instruct
ed to appoint the executive committee, to
comprise one man from each senatorial
district.
Pending further business, adjourn
ment was had until $50 o'clock.