The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-18

To President Hahn and Executive Com
mttce Your committee, instead OF Sc
lecting six delegates and six altcrnates
recommended the following names. on
from each district, to be elected as dele
gates at large from the State to attenl
the National convention at Omaha:
First District.-Charles u. Peck, Hous
i ton. Texas. ltt
sccond--J. NJ. Claiborne. Sabine Pass
Texas.
Third.--H. G. Manning, Wills Point
i Texas.
i rourth.--Ed. Davis. Jefferson. Texas.
Ffrh.--John D. Schmidt, Denton
Texas.
SIXTH George w. Mccormick, Dallas
i Texas.
seventh.-w. f. Crawford, Cameron
| Texas.
Eighth,-John L. Ward, Fort Worth
Texas.
! Ninth.--J w. Burke, Austin, Texas.
Tenth.H. c, Heilig. In Grange, Texas
Texas.
Twelfth. p. Newcomb San Antonio
| Texas.
Thirteenth. Dillon. Ell Paso
Texas.
Tho following are the cx-officio dele
gates from Texas;
National vice president, j. o. Lutz YER
HoHf NdliOndl NUHUIIliBtUihii, W Hlidn
| Atwell, Dallas; State president, S. L..
Hath, san Antonio; State secretary. Il
II. Heller Dallas; assistant State secre-
| tary, $. Dilow. San Antonio.
| First District-H. II. MacGregor, II.
Cline Max Urwitz. Lock Mcdaniel. w c..
| Bailey w. u. SlossoD, N. L. Mills and l..
s. Fawcctt.
Second District Delegates. George Call.
| Orange; A. b, Doucett, Beaumont; J. @.
Mcbride, Woodylle; George Adams, Call;
John A. Keubler, Rockland; d. W. Soll-
day, Terry; Gus Higsby Sabine Pass; w.
l.. Parkinson. Sabine Pass; II. II, Field
Orange
Third District John ellis. w. T..
Roach, H. Wagner, Thomas Bacon. NJ D.
l.. Green, NJ, G. Roach, S. X, Burke. H.
Fourth District-E p. Scott. paris:
George w. Brown, jefferson G. o.
Grelner, Paris; " lagall. Sulphur
Springs; Charles Ste art Kellyvilo: T.
l.. Mundy, jefferson; William Simmons.
kellyville; w. Y. Singleton. Jr., Jelfer-
son.
Firth Distr,ci.-.w. s. Novins, C. r.
Rawnsdcll w. o. Frctslnger. u. Gordln
J, j. Fairbanks. Jesse +. Atchison, w. l..
Boyd, Denison.
Sixth District C. a. L. Parker. Mcrld-
ian: A. ]. Houston, Dallas; n. 8. Brewer,
Dallas j. NJ. Steere Dallas; b. II. Arwell,
liutcbings g. w, Starring Dallas: A. NJ,
Metzler Dallas; Captain G. w Mccor-
mex: Dallas, o. o. Buckelew, Dallas. A.
h. Wooten, Dallas.
Seventh Distrot,-Dr. A, NJ. Armstrong.
IL NJ Boydon, s, NJ Jones, w II. Harvey
John T. Horsford. Daniel Wise. Lewis
Steonkork. H. X. Davis.
Eighth Distrlct-W, C. Forbes. l.. NJ
Bnrkley J. l.. Pennington, G. p. wray.
,Mnltmore Dryden, W. p. Golf G. A. Tom
llnson, Mr. lIawley
Ninth District Carl Drake. Il. p. VIII
mot, j n. Evans, ]. w Burke, j. L.
woodward, W. p, Flemmng, w, e.
Dwyer. Mike Butler.
Tenth DistrIct.-G. w Hahn. George l..
siebiicht j. l.. Dumars. A j. RosenihnI.
r. Caldwell, j. g. shermack. G.. G. yoael. |
L. IL, Deyer
Eleventh District, VIM westhorr, sr.,
OF Cuero, Otto Bucbel of Cuero, Captain n
r Crouch of Pcarsall W. f. 4ooi of Maron
j, IL. Hester Of Victoria, ], o. Luby OF San
Diego, H. NJ, Sheldon OF Rockpnrt, Jonn
SAMSON OF uvalde. Dennis 0'Conuor of Re
fuglo.
Twelfth District II. S. Brockenbrow Of
alpine, o. l.. Niccolls OF Marta, A. W. Nc
h'ilp oil herrvlile julius 0ppenheimer of
san Antonio, George Ames of Comstock
Frank g, Blain of Del Rio. @, V. Cox of
san Antonio win c. sullivan, Robert |
linnschke, Nat Lewis, Nice. Shacklett. DIR.
VI, Iinilner. II, b. johnson
thirteenth District--J. g. Loudon of Abb
lone, II. o. Rector OF Vernon, j. A. Smith
u ri Paso, NJ, Y. Wirek OF Vernon \. G.
'oster of III paso, u, Il, Johnson of Bowie
!, NJ Kindred Of Amarillo c. L. Mcdonald
FL Buchanan Il, l.. Honssels of Vernon
Ida Thomas Of Wichita Fails.
lho comlnitte| or resolutions submitted
ne following report, which Vas adonted
we your committee on resolutions har
cave to make the following report:
Whereas, the republican party has been
= power Tor the last twelve months and
IS policy has been put 10 the test; there
ere,
Resolved, That we do most heartily con
ratuate President Mckinley upon the
plendid iulrlllmcnt of the promise made |
y the republican party 10 restore conf /
enee and bring prosperity TO The coun- !
~. y
Resolved. That We approve the patriotic
mort OF President Mckinley 10 preserve y
eace consistent with National honor
Resolved, That republican league ch,Sn ,
eng recognized as the organiza alton upon /
men largely depends the success of the /
party. earnestly urge upon all
spnblieans OF Texas the Importance of or
lhiN'ns clubs and thus putting the J.arty
touch with the republicans throughout I
lie nation and forming D nucleus OF a |
eio 'iticiehi otate organization than nj | Y
resent exists.
Resolved, That we tender TO Senator
hurston, ex-presldent of the national i,
ague clubs, our sincere sympathy In his :.
To bereavement; that we recognize In his
.fe noble, patriotic American woman
I'd friend OF the republican league
Resolved. That we return our thanks IL a
e central republican league club and the d
ks OF Houston for their kind reception
ID entertainment during our session O.
The committee ON time and place OF II
Getting Of the next State convention SUBJ d
lifted the following report. which was
iopted: A,
We, your committee appointed to select r,
e time and place for holding the State II
invention Of the Republican Leagus clubs b,
y tho year 1895, respectfully recommend
at Hon. s. l.. Hahn. chairman. he au- :,
orized to convene the League clubs in ~
ate convention at the same place al a.,
nlch the regular State republican con- ~ ~
ntion may be called to be held and on ~ .,
o day following the one on which said al
guar state convention may be called 10
The following invitation was read:
tho Republican League and EAecutly. &c
Committee. M