El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-08

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sent that he did not forget his promises
in this way. Mr.. Stephens, he Said,
had never done anything for his dis.
trict.
Judge Plemmens spoke OF national
politics and praised W. J. Bryan as
1.-THE only champion of the common
people" He was not in sympathy
with Admiral Dewey's candidacy. He
paid his respects to the trusts, de
nounced the administration g policy ir
the Philippines and the Porto Ricar
tariff bill in the usual orthodox dem
ocrstic style.
The speaker expressed the opinion
that the next legislature would rear
range the congressional districts so as
to give Ell Paso a chance.
| DELEG GATES APPOINTED.
On recommendation of the commit
tee the following delegates were
chosen.
Congressional -Jno r Mobley, Park
| Pitman, f B Sexton, T A Bendy, Geo
E Wallace, S T Turner, w W Bird
wood, Nj 1 McKelligon. q Raynor, L
| Dyer, Jr. w w Turney,J Il Harper.
r Bowden, NJ Dean, B Lehman,
T A Falvey, II Booze, T Besll,
james r Harper, j A Brock, and
Charles Davis.
Representative-Ike Alderete, n
Ray nor, E A Caples, Gao Ogden, A
S J Eylsr,, Joe Grant. Richard F
Burgess, B Alderete, Geo w Huffman,
Harry Betha, F Winkler. M Nickel
Lyon, w D Howe, John r Mobley, T A
Bendy, @ B Patterson. VIM Gum
merson, w H Burgess, r V Bowden,
Jas, Handilo, w M Stockwen, VIM
Graves, Chas Alien, Tim Sullivan,
Fred Giroux, B T Jenkins, G K Lock-
art. M Clements, T A Falvey, Jim
Hobart, Chas Davis. Robt Hicks, NJ
81 B Chairman. Pat Dryer, Cnas
Matheney, Geo Wheeler. John Home,
John Aiken.
Ssnstorial-W 81 Burgess. NJ I Nc
Religion, L A Falvey, r Harper, II
Raynor, George w Huffman.
District Judicial-T A FAlvey, w
Kemp, r V Bowden, II Besll. P F
Ed wards, M McKelligon.
Court of Civil Appeals-PF Edwards,
T A Falvey, Richard F Burgess. w
Kemp, NJ McKelligon, T Beall
Waco State Convention:-Ike Alder
ate, F B Sexton, Jos Msgoffin, Harry
Wood, P F Ed wards, B F Hammett,
A Brock, w w Turney, w w Bridgers,
w F Robinson, T Turner, Chas B
Patterson, Geo E Wallace, ] L Dyer,
Frank Morris, w Kemp, B Alderete
Jenkins, J J Connors, Juan Armen-
dariz, F B Simmons, r V Bowden, Sat-
urino Caravaj 81, j 81 Boone, Thomas
Garcia. r A Bryant, Sam Dryer, 81 B
Chairman.
Austin convention, June 19th-John
r Mobley. j A Brock, T Beall, M
Dean, r V Bowden, s T Turner. w w
orHiS
Ike Alderete, b r Wood, Jas MsgOffin.
J L Wsltham, B Badger, Jos Magof-
fin, Jas Dwyer, 81 81 Chairman, George
Ogden and Sam Dryer.
A motion by Capt. L. J. Beall to oon-
tinue the committee in service and
authorize the appointment of any good
democrat who might desire the job was
defeated.
DON'T WANT KIRKPATRICK
P.J. Clark moved that the delegates
be instructed for Senator w. w. Tur-
ney, Representative W. w. Brideers,
e. p. Curtis for railroad commissioner,
Judge A. M. Walthsil, District Attor-
ney J. M. Dean and Judge Goggan.
Here the fun begun. There was no |
opposition to any of the candid ates
also given for Judge kirk
patrick, Of Maria, for represen-
tative.
Maurice McKelligon sprang up with
B vigorous protest. Ell PasO county.
he said, was for e. P. Curtis for rail.
road commissioner and Preside county
had so far failed to declare it's position
IN this. He thought Mr.. Kirkpatrick
should keep his fight out of Ell Paso as
he campaign had been harmonious
enough until he appeared.
Then a long wraugle followed
Judge Falvey made a strong fight for
lis friend rom Maria while Hon. w.
". Bridgers fought against 1t saving
hat rs the lower counties had allowed
81 Paso to choose its own Representa-
ives without Interference this county
hould do as much for them. He
lenied the charge that he promised to
ret the Ell Paso delegation instructed
or Judge Van Sickle of Alpine.
A vote was tinally decided upon by
Yards and precincts aud K. F. Burgess
moved q ten minute recess to allow
he several delegations an opportunity