The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-02

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ever ready to work for the best interest,
OF the party and IL takes pleasure In pre-
senung his name for nomination for con-
gress from this district.
whereas, Organization Is necessary for
the upbulldlng of the party and whereas.
organization can only be maintained py
presenting to the electors a full ticket
for the suffrage; therefore be it
Resolved That we recommend that
when this convention adjourns after ac-
complishing the work for which 1t was
called, 1t be subject to recall by the ex-
ecutive committee for the purpose OF
IomtnatinN a county ticket at a date as
soon after the meeting OF the State cou-
vention as practicable.
e. T. Barden, Chairman.
II. Taylor.
j. K. Anderson.
G. n, Love,
Or. S. r. Curry.
S. B. Strong,
A. o. Blackwell,
Committee.
Mr.. Barden moved the adoption OF the
report
Or. w. II. Harrison said there were
some things in the report he could not
indorse. He opposed the Endorsement
OF Hon. w. 7. Burns for the senate. He
did not regard Mr.. Burns as a good re-
publican, intimatlng that he wore demo-
cratic collar. He did not favor instructing
the delegates for anybody.
motion was made and carried that
speeches be limited to FIVE minutes.
Strawder also opposed instructing dele
gates to vote for anybody.
Chairman Williams said the matter be-
for the house was the adoption of the
report OF the committee on resolutions.
Strawder opposed instructing the dele
/ gates for was Oias cd
by tho report OF the committee on reso-
buttons.
Dick Allen moved that the report be
read and adopted by sections.
The report was again read by sections.
The section indorsing the Mckinley adj
ministration was unanimously adopted
! The section indorsing Hon. Waller T.
1 Burns was also adopted with one or two
dissenting votes.
The section indorsing II. F. MacGregor
/ for State chairman was adopted with a
whoop.
The section indorsing S. f. Tracy for
! congress was also enthusiastically adopt
Ell
The section providing for the nomination
OF county ticket was also adopted.
The report was then adopted as whole.
and vote OF thanks was rendered the
COMMITTEES.
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The committee on selecting delegates
to the State congressional and senate
rial conventions was then read. as fol-
lows;
Delegates 10 State Convention T.
Tracy, w I. Burns, Lock Mcdaniel, e.
P Boyle. j. w. Fa'lon, S. b. Strong, X,
S. Archer. Fl. F. MactTregor, George p.
Brown. Dr. NJ Urwitz, &. T. Barden
Richard Allen. f. l. Richardson, f. H.
Williams G. n. Love, A. T Lockctt, s.
]. Leonard, B. Sparks. r. Carter. william
Davis. Joe Bunch. F. N. Mills. W. NJ.
Green.
Alternates; c. Cogburn, J. L. Jones, J.
q, Burnett, B. Repsdorph A. Richards,
A. Allen, II. Watts. w. A. Strawder. c
b. Peck, w. Conner, A. o. Blackwell, II
NTasterson, n. l.. Mills. W j. Winner w
b. Slosson, Neil Simmons, J. d. Thomp
son, W. n. Spencer, A. G. Robb, w. w
Anderson, ~ P. Pulliam. S. overstreet.
Hilliard Taylor.
Delegates to Congressional Convention
w T. Burns, L. S. Fawcett, S. Il. Tracy,
c. b. Peck, J. W. F'allon, W. d. Slosson
B, Repsdorph, 2. p Boyle, H. Masterson
A. O. Blackwell. DR.. W. Fl. Harrison, X
Allen. C. N Love, s. d. Gorda, B. Sparks
Ii. WAITS, W. DdNlS, W. d. w
Reedy, William Jones, F, H. Williams, j
L. Jones, w Winner.
Alteruates to the Congressional Conven'
tion-Albert Allen, Joe Bunch, s. B
Strong. C. Mitchell, Lock Mcdaniel, f. /
Richardson, George p. Brown, r. l.. Ar
cher. ". n. Spencer, u. 7. Barden, G
Ccgburn. A. G. Robb, w. NJ. Greene. W
Calvin, E. Nickerson, G. A. Race, w Con
rer, ]. C. Stanley, A. Fitzgerald, +. N
Mills. W. w Anderson. A. I. Lockett
H. T. MacGregor.
Delegates to Senatorial Conventions
b. Strong, w. " Spencer, H. Masterson
s ]. Leonard, c. Is. Peck, S. J. Dixon, W
; II. Burns, A. T. Lockett, A. Richards
: George Yoakum, A. o. Blackwell JOE
Bunch. B. Repsdorph, L. Robinson, George
p Brown, +. NJ Mills. A. G. Robb, G
,, Cogburn, J. B. Kiefer. W. Reedy, DR.. L
p. Curry. A. g. Collins.
Alternates to Senatorial Convention.--H
F. McGregor, A. Mcclure, S. b. Tracy, w
E A. strawder. j. Fallon, E. II. Williams
-, Lock Mcdaniel. f. Watts L. S Fawcet
Henry Smith, J. c. Stanley William
Jones, ". w Anderson. Baily Sparks.
= p Royle. J. H. Davis, DR. W. H. HART
SON. W. ]. Smith. R. L. Archer, j. L
ZONES. G. A. Race, N Simmons. w. +
= Slosson.
Respectfully submitted,
Lock Mcdaniel,
r f. I. Richardson,
Y II. F. MacGregor,
a F. NJ Mills,
S. e. Tracy,
g George P. Brown.
g Judge Lock Mcdaniel moved the adop
y ton OF the report
y DR.. Harrison complained that CLANCY
q vile had been ignored in the making u
~ The delegates to the State convention
: While Drummer had been represented. Fl
y said he wanted his name scratched froE
the list of delegates.
i The report Of the committee was the
e unanimously adopted.
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The chair announced that the next bus
moss IN order would be the selection Of
"a county chairman
= ain Davis nominated for county chai'
y man A. 7. Lockett'
Leonard nominated s. E. Tracy as tn
l. worthy son OF worthy sire.
"A Judge Mcdaniel nominated george
,e Brown. He said he Thought that Trac
- ~ ", prown desired to substitute II