The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-06-25
nal district to said national conven-

| ;oro1 1;,tr;o+ "a cold notionol ronypn-
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FL To,r+h Tho+ +ho Don,ocrocv of Travis
oonpt1 - nn1nrS "u ' tbor",imbIr Tho wisdom
etf;cencv and no +,;otiSm which has char
,ntor;noS H. IL; ,;atn, ion Of stoto az
fo;rs Nv t,nyarmn, Chos CuIhorson
and +be baods Of tho vnrions state de-
nortmnn+s and tbo roilronJ commission
For tbo ast Two IONS nd obolionCn tbn
honest critic;sm If ali nnnosing noliticol
partisans. and orr delegates TO the state
| Dnnocrot;c convontion 70 oesomhln o+
Fort Worth Aurnst Is 1SoG orc hereby
| instructed to smnnort tbo Hon CboS 4
! Culherson MS thn Domocrotic nominon
for Governor rho Hon Gao n lester for
Iinutenont Governor tho Hon w r.
Worthom for tronsItror tbn Hon w NJ
Crane for attorney general the Hon n
w Finley for comntroIler Of nubIic ne.
connts tbn Hon r. w Stovton for com
missioner Of the general Land office and
thn Hon I NJ Carlisle for state super-
intendent Of public education.
"EifthETbnt tbn peonln of Tpyos have
hoard with nrofnnnd reGret that the Hon.
| John TT Rno~on ;s doSirous of soycrinr
his connoction with the railroad commits
sion with n Wow of retiring TO private
life and If is tba sense of tbis conycn-
tion that the efficiency of the railroad
| commission demands tho continued scr
i L.
chairman. and our delegates TO said Fort
Worth convention are here now instruct
od that in tbo nvont tbn Hon Jno II
Rooron can ho nreyoilod unon to continue
in the service Of thc state and his name
is submitted to said convention TO s,lpport
him rs n Democratic nominee for rail
road commissioner over and above any
pcrson.
"Sixth-Thot our DELEGATES are in
structod to vote for nominees rs railroad
commissioners tbe Hon. l.. l. Storey. the
Hon. ,Ino ID Mccall and tho Hon ALI
son Noviich
.Whiic we are moro concerned for the
triumph of the bimetollic standard and
coinage than for the advancement of the
political fortunes of any man. vet. recog-
nizing the supreme imnortonce of select
ing n Standard bearer whose very name
will be accepted throughout the Union
and throughout the world ms n free silver
platform. we declare our choice for
Richard p. Bland of Missouri rs nominee
of the Chicago convention for the pres-
tlcncv of the United STATES.
.That in recognition of mast valuable
service rendered by him IN thr nconlp of
Texas as attorney general and governor
and because of his answering devotion
TO tbe n,incinIos of Domocrocy and his
loyol silpDort of true himetollism .the
Hon. las, s, Uorp is hereby named and
orr honorary delegate from Travis conn
tv to said state conventions. and orr del
egates are hereby instructed to take steps
at said Austin convention to tender TO
the Democracy of the Union the Hon.
las. s, Hogg as person in every sense
suitable and worthy of the Democratic
nomination for the vice presidency.
That our delegates to the Ninth con-
gressional district convention, and they
are hereby instructed to vote for the NOM
nation of the Hon. Jos. D. Sayers first,
last and all the time.
That our delegates to the Twentieth
senatorial district convention are hereby
instructed to vote for the Hon. w. ID.
Yeti of Burnet county for Democratic
nominee for senator as long as his name
IS before SAID convention, and that SAID
delegation to SAID senatorial convention
are hereby instructed to prepare. present
and cause to be adopted by said senate
rial convention a resolution pledging the
nominee of said convention to support
anu vote Ior no person lor uhlteu STATES
senator VINO Is nor known as an earnest
i IN: sl1iceie au'ocale vi tne lree anu IN
lnlli II! coinage OF silVef ana gold at me
esta pushed ratio OF 10 TO Wlthout await
ing the action OF consent OF any other
hatI0h. -,
EleNehth-Inat all delegatlons named
ny inns convention are hereDy instructed
No y" Us so IN" h " nInuo o nh th d ia
motau ,osnmt h o "tTu i''l ~ 'mu th
o,'tiro to - w Win o,im ~ v"i. 'i
titia1 De,,oo+r,ii,. J,r ;tt o'' ~
'''i>"' ..p i ,;r"rS NJ ;n,"
nv, -, i'' i'-, : - nan maj"
Inc minority report was as follows;
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VI ,l'r i.'onca IuTS'ioi' iil'n "o"lu hoI
i'''' my "pploN"i' ..D ID ,,rre "
H. H. pA -
Mr.. Bats made minority report, diff
terlng with the majority report i'll its
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