San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-19

Judge Noonan for re. election and
this motion was seconded by half 9
dozen delegates. The nomination
was made by a rising vote and
three cheers were given.
A notification committee com
posed Of one delegate from each OF
the 36 counties in the district with
the entire delegation of Bexar, the
37th county, as members, with
Chairman Millspaugh as chair.
man Of the committee.
The district executive commit
tee was then selected as follows:
McCulloch, David Doole, Jr.
Llano, DR.. G. F. Darnell; Concho,
F. l.. Demette; San Saba, ID. ii.
Meek Kendall, III. Thesis; Schlei-
cher, w. j. Gwinnell; Maverick,
R. w. Dove; Presidio, o. l.,
Nichols; Mason, S. F. Bridges
Edwards, A. A. Mcdowell; JEFF
Davis, Fred Glenn; Foley, A. S.
Clark Pecos, G. NJ. Wilson; Tom
Green, George B. Jackson; Kim.
ball, NJ. r. Braggins; Kinney, ].
S. NORM; Medina, NJ. Scher-
ling; Val Verde, F. G. Blaine Ban
dera, G. w. Harris; Menard, Sam
Wallick; Sutton, DR.. II. Y.Jones !;
Kerr, Julius Real; Gillespie, A.
Vanderstucken; Brewster, ID. B.
Hornbeck; Comal, H. Seilig, Sr.
Buchel, A. S. Gage; Crockett, Phil
Perner; Blanco, j. NJ. Comparet I;
Midland. u. Aue; Irion, N. Branch
Bexar, Nat Sulzbacher, T. c. Bell,
Mark Brown, VIM. Anderson, J. P.
Newcomb, Fred. .rrell, T. B.
Johnson. Q. w. Og1,. G. G. Cliff.
ford, Bart Crowthef fa
Thu chairman willSbe selected by
Judge Noonan.
After the selectionsof the com
mittee the convention adjourned
and the notification committee was
taken in three cars of the San An
tonic Street Railway company to
the residence OF Judge Noonan, on
DignOwity hill, where the Judge
was found at home, and received
the big delegation cordially and
pleasantly. Col. Millspaugh made
the notification speech in a few
well-chosel words to which Judge
Noonan responded, accepting the
and declaring himself
in favor of the sound principles of
the Republican party, and say
ing he felt certain of the
election OF the Republican nation
al ticket. He believed the free
silver question had been brought
into this campaign to draw atten-
ton from the more important is
sue OF protection to American in
dustries. He urged the necessity
of the protection to the live stock
and wool industries of the south
west and pledged himself to stand
by them always and do all in his
power to gain for these interests
full protection.
After the notification the large
party returned to the city, we'll
pleased with their days work.
HARMONY SNAPS.
Delegate Sweezy proved himself
fine parliamentarian.
Judge Noonan's majority is esti-
mated at from 5000 to 10000.
Prof. Davis made q little talk,
but swallowed harmony gracefully.
The harmony meeting was q sur
prise to the local political combine.
Col. Ogden made a nice talk and
did not get mad during the whole
day.
Marshal Druse was present, but
didn't need any extra men to pre-
serve harmony.
A daylight, delegate convention
was a big Improvement over a
night mass meeting.
Elk Congressman Tom Paschal
was among the distinguished visi-
tors at the convention.
The two warning lambs, Doc
Terrell and Tom johnson, drank
harmony beer together.
Denver Bill started to get mad
several times, but the boys tied
harmony on his coat tail.
Ex-Alderman G. b. Hice was
present hurrahing for Mckinley,
Noonan and sound money.
Deacon Sam Jones smiled his
broadcast smile on being admitted
to harmony seat on the floor.
There were very few local candi-
dates present. The open, daylight
proceedings were not favorable.
Mayor Elmendorf was not pres
emit, although some mischievous