San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-06-14
THE POPS in SESSION
SELECT DELEGATES AND INSTRUCT
FOR CANDIDATES.
They Have Warm Time and Rake Jack
0Connor Over the Goals Chairman
McRae Instructed For Congress.

much, while others did not say quite
so much, but they all said something.
All of it, however, did not go. and. as a
result, war of words ensued on sew
eral occasions.
Motion to adjourn was made several
times and was seconded, but another
question was brought up about that
time and adjournment was not in or
der. The matter of selecting dele
gates to the different conventions was
then settled, and the following were
chosen:
Precinct No. 1-State convention:
Felix Greenwood, Selig Deutschman, T.
]. McMinn. Congressional: Felix
Greenwood, It. ]. McMinn, Selig
Deutschmann. Senatorial: r. E.
Marvin, Felix Greenwood. selig
Deutschman Precinct No. 2-State:C C.
NJ. Wolcken, Kuykendal, J. p. Henin-
ger. Congressional: T. l.. Doyle, T. r.
Smith, r. NJ Townsend. Senatorial
c. Stutsman, VIM. Higgs, A. A. Parker.
Pictorial: VIM. Green, T. r. Smith,
c. NJ. Wolcken.
Precinct No. 3-State: A. L. Montal-
DO. A. b. Maness, T. F. Cooley Con-
gresional: Otto Solms, A. B. Maness,
]. M. Ryan. Senatorial: A. B. Maness,
w. b. Bailey. j. NJ Ryan. Pictorial:
A. l.. Montalbo, t. F. Cooley. J. NJ
Ryan.
Precinct No 4-Henry Walter, A L.
Gates, r. w. Griffin, delegates to all
conventions:
Precinct No. 5-R. w. Kelley, w c.
Cook, delegates to all conventions.
Precinct No. Estate: L. F. Wheeler
w. L. Winter, DR.. Joseph Jones. Con-
gressional: - Wilson, DIR. Chafin
Scrivner,. Senatorial: Ferris Milburn,
Phillips. Pictorial: Hamilton, Mad
Anderson, Mart Hooker.
Precinct No. Estate convention: H.
L. A. Holman, H. B. Dolahite, ]. T.
Dixon. Congressional: H. B. Dolahite,
T. ]. McMinn, H. L. A. Holman. Sena-
torial: j. T. Dixon, T. ]. McMinn, H.
b. Dolahite. Pictorial: ]. T. Dixon, T.
]. McMinn, H. B. Dolahite.
Precinct No. S-State conventions:
T. II. Banks, ]. T. Dixon, L. A. Harper.
Congressional: B. B. Lacey, T. H.
S. Harrison, j. A. O'Connor, L. A. Har-
per. Pictorial: j. T. Dixon, T. H.
Banks, L. M. Lacey.
Precinct No. 9-W. S. Peasants. w.
w. Exon. C. B. Archer, ST., delegates to
all conventions.
/, Precinct No. 10-H. NJ. Thompson, E.
T. Thompson. H. o. Terrell delegates
to all conventions.
Precinct No. lis. III. Hall, j. H. Nc
Gee, delegates to all conventions.
Precinct No. 12-E. D. Terrell, T. F.
Judge, Walter Smith, delegates to all
conventions.
Precinct No. 14-State: A. T. Mills,
Elias Edmunds, ]. w. Satcher, Con-
gressional: H. M. Hunter, ]. H. Clar-
idge, A. T. Mills. Senatorial: ]. w.
Satcher, II. NJ. Hunter, j. II. Claridge,
Pictorial: VIM. Ruppersburg, Henry
Gimble, Elias Edmunds.
Precinct No. 15-Texas Dimmitt, F.
Kuhn, w. l.. Newman, w. Southworth,
delegates TO all conventions.
Precinct No. 16-S. M Grayfield, NJ.
p. Jones. T. ]. McMinn, delegates to all
conventions.
Precinct No. 2s-Ed Bacon, George
Jones, George Bacon, delegates to all
conventions.
Precinct No. 3O-J. C. Beck, Gus
Huebner, ]. NJ. Foster, delegates to all
conventions.
Precinct No. Estate: William
Shadville, Julian Stapper, Jake Schlat-
ter. Congressional: August Lieck, ST.,
Henry Mason, Julius Lieck, Sr. Sena-
torial: August Lieck. ST., Julius Lieck,
Jr., Ed. Walters. Pictorial: H. Wait
ers. Julian Stapper, August Lieck, Sr.
Precinct No. 34-John Terrell, Simp-
son Pitman, Thomas Camp, delegates
to all conventions.
Precinct No. 35-George Thomas, ].
conventions.
Precinct No 41-State: Taylor Nc
Rae, d. NJ. Poor, j. I.Poor. Congress
ional: T. McRae. L. F. Poor. Senator
ial: A. McClung, l.. F. Poor, T. Nc
Rae Pictorial: d. NJ. Poor, NJ. j.
Riddle, T. McRae.
Precinct No. 46-State: Joe Avent, j
NJ. McCutcheon. A. NJ. Pyron. Con-
gressional: r. H. Deyer, r. NJ. Nc
Culloch, A. NJ. Pyron. Senatorial:
Joe AYent, ]. Nj. McCutcheon, II. Bur
CESS. Pictorial: Henry Lewis, Boil
Robinson, Emmett McCloskey.
Precinct No. 49-W. Bellew, II. L. A
Holman, ]. A O'Connor, delegates tc
all conventions.
After the names of these delegates
were read it was moved and seconded
that the delegates instruct for jerome
G. Kearby for governor. This was re-
ceived with a storm of applause. The
name of stump" Ashby was an.
nounced for lieutenant governor. and
it was moved and seconded that tbs
delegates instruct for him. Others Il
be instructed for were Capt d. NJ
Poor for railroad commissioner; Ste
phen d. Cranberry. land commissioner
7. j. McMinn, supreme judge: Captain
Taylor McRae, congress.
John A. O'Connor was announced fo'
senator. Some one arose and asked OF
what ticket OConnor was elected las
time, and the answer came, Big Six.
The convention was now getting warm
er and others took part, some defend
ing O'Connor and others inquiring a
TO his politics. Felix Greenwood wa
announced for senator L. III. Banks
Selig Deutschmann and j. w. Ryan in
sisted that OConnor be given a fai
show, and asked the convention not L
take advantage of him because he wa
not present. Others said that the
want man who will come out on tn
Populist platform and say what he is
and not go on any ticket in order I
secure votes. O'Connor's friends de
Tended him nobly. but were defeated
and had to content themselves wit
Greenwood for senator.
Julius Stapper was unanimously en-
dorsed for floater.
Chairman McRae stated, prior to ad
journment, that any one having Gu
ban resolution TO offer to do so. n
one responded, and it was moved an
seconded that the convention endors
the Omaha platform and the Cuba
bill. The national and state eXecutiv
committees were also endorsed. Th