The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-07


! for regrets. Let us, each ore; ihsf %.
resolve mat love Of party shall tcai'y
held IN suhordinaticn to love OF country,
ana that n all we shall do ana Ss> W.
small be aCtunted by tie one SieA' ts.-
trial thought that We are here 10 aid ~
the cffort being made IN every STATE Of
me UNION 70 make 4 nation OF people zap
piv~t by making them more pVpS'e ous.
Ag.tl1, thanking you FOR tire irusi seu
haNe EXPIRE ssei in me. and IN NY desire
20 contribute my part 20 this cna. ] now
ho!9 n!stt II readiness 10 Do yoAl I~il'4V9
VIII
Mr.. Franclsco OF Galveston then read
was 81 49,, 49,, '.t,,., s,-,.. .i,o my.
'"' NH9' u 'Hc MIS- I'''o s''''' vac 20
gani@atlon OF the peoples party We sa0y
miss In its sessions ths bodily presence
the late great Texas commo0er, Cur lac
pelo' % !eader Thomas l.. Nuseai' aai
" ner<as. lie shall no lenger sl' ia collie
b.. MI. NH , ~ am WI ".t '.'.,
froni. and when weary with ba.tie AS
emery and Inspiring voice shall r9 10
-, nNiHSH !'., ~ '.i- n''h w ~
an. eternal and wili er i.r.'' 10 The End ~
the emancipation OF lnbui ana ,ne lntar-
ga ilon 81 ms spirit o. honesty E iFdctt-al
ana peheiieent administration. therefore
bt IL
II SOW ed. ]. Ihat we cherish the memory
az nomas l.. Nusent ana pl- .ss ourselves
20 feiieWel "Nprt to lucAntie Hi9 great
iu'iug spirit IN practical laws aud beneil-
cent aluihi- ration Of pubic affairs.
Resolved. : That to his beloved wife and
orphaned rhlHirrn We seni our condolences;
ami
hshen the life history OF our cherished
49,. non eoniaihS hIsto zeal state
be- n further "'''''e'' S'o'V
Resolved That we pledge ourselves to
e9.-oPJrNte with AIRS NugeAl H. ny placing
ieoule ''' '''e ''O-''S u al cur
rre resolution was adoptet! los ii rising
vote.
e., vote OF thanks was extended to the
ietirinE temporary officers Of ~. ,on,',n
lion also 10 the retiring chairmam and
secretary OF the State executive commit
l=t,
Tho committee on credentials submit
tad tts corr,,,.,ed ana o,,.,,, -.
'A am ai''e'oeu report
",'l'h was adopted.
Harry Tracy then took the stage and
after congratulating the conv-ntio, u,,or
ia. ssi..,,,.,, 80 1870 ''o'
'"'' VI ~ "i''''H' Vn"iihldi lac
I'''7He'' on behalf of the populists Of
Fhnnin county, "a bots d'ar- guvcl: a wool
that wouId las. as to,,,- o., . d., -
The gav,,l was ur..s',nt,si t tn NJ
man n,I l,n, -, ,.',,,,' - w ,'H'lr-
pt,,i by Mr "nbns q" I',,, n'lu WAS
" no had leon selected for maj " "a" oo'i'
he vol
maize MAS not only cynical n, It's nronarr,4,s
OF the DURABILITY, Of IN. nN ist,r' - ~, ~,
hat dollar, but NaS also stti,ts.N.tt,. nr ~,
Fellndneucy of the poopla's marry v,nt@n
would live until its great mission sn,1li Ia
accomplished. -"
The report OF the committee OH plat
form. as print "A I'm tod ,,.,s ~, 49,. -.
,.,t h,. ,o,,,. 80 ""S '"~n
'''u "N '"'"I'''an jenkins with minor
ny report concerning the rendition T..
.no.es upon luud as s,,,u,tv r,,l,,,,, 500,
.rot,-- ,s'.,,.,.. H., 49,, '>''e '''''
"N''S '"N"'Ae III ofuet 10 make Them valid.
quite n lengthy discussion followed
Harry Tracy opposed the minority rrpnr,
SAYING lie thought such law would la
Invalid.
Il developed from the light made for ,b,.
report mat the prime object OF the pro-
posed law was TO sHttt the puNlrn OF t..N-l-
tol on 10 the holders OF vendors lien
noes AND relieve those who have made
put partial payments on land from a Lnr-
non oi thcir taxes
ihe minority report WAS adopted nv an
almost unalg nous vote
The mot ON to atopt In, m,iori,v ,e
poNt by sections was declared irst o,, ,
viva voce vote. ana n diyist.n dn,,,,, al y
The gentleman VINO made ih,, nTt'.i,,1i
motion to constder by serfions vitbd1r.'',,,i
his notion but IN. 1hvision - ~" "
upon by others. me main w., 'i's'S'ou
Al T. sing vic. vas 'oS' on
Judge Gllsscork of Wini,ms,,, ,,,,,,..