The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-18

was industrlously at work on the right
side Of the hail making up their com
mittees and when the Lockett delegates
left the hall speeches were made By Green.
RICHARDSON and Love. denouncng Locke8,
Williams and Richard Allen in strong
terms.
Finally the Love delegates adjourned IS
1890 to await the report of their com
mttees,
1t was nearly 1870 when Chairman
Lockett raped the convention to order.
lilo asked all 20 take seats and threw
out the olive branch by Inviting the other
convention to como over and take seats
with them and with this the Lockett Goa
ycuton~ moved back to the center of tho
hail and asked all 10 join In the regu ar
republican convention, but this was not
done
Love aud his followers. however. con
tinued TO work at the other end OF tho
stage. but for a Time they proceeded very
quietly and in no way interiered With
the proceedings Of the other convention
The report OF the committee on creden-
tials was then called for ana read by
Judge Lock Mcdaniel, allowing. in Rdli-
! tion TO the city delegates already printed
| IN The Post. the following delegates pres
ent from outside precincts
Spring Branch precinct No. S, repre-
scented by Rudolph Brant and Neal SIM
| mons.
! Morse precinct No 10 by j. Banks. I
Oliver and Allen Williams
Precinct No. so represented by c. H..
! Mason, @. A. Race. A. u, Bragg /, r
Randle; alternates. James Mason, John
BELL Ed Clark and A. W Whitaker.
observation-disclosures W. j. Tollver.
u. Nelson, W. n Leonard. n c. Tugley,
G. II, scott, A. Black Henry Fletcher.
Dan Williams, D. j. Brown. E. J. Fields,
Tom Freeman. Alvey Johnson; aternates
Charles Stewart. Felix Grow, Bright Gro
gan, Joe Smith, f, Jones, I'd Curley w
a, johnson, Robert Sco'' Henry McDayid
G, p Brown, w j. w er, joseph Small
ley Joseph Dillingham;
Newman Preclnct-Delegates William
Common j. \ Matthews, j Segast, A.
McMurray, l.. Berry, p. r. Ross; alter
mates, W Thomas, s. NJ. Latsin, william
Green, p Ruby II Digs W. Crews,
South houston, frecinct No Si--J. II
paviF, Il Murphy g. II Calhoun'
hast housVoh-Heo'Bs ioakum. H. j
Williams, 5, r. Ray, John Mason.
"a iofte' lreclaot NO "S--A, D Black
"ell' A. NJ shannon ana w II. Rowe
west houston preclhA NO 4o-P ID
Iaohseh' u farr, D. Johnson, Jonn DOW
~. foakum and Dan Sparks.
Alameda precinct NO IA. L. kulp
Brugner' precinct No "A. NJ Oar
ing, X, H. Archer 5. Post, j. a. Mcclure
} o. + hushes and Heary Mcpavid
} Houston Heights precinct No III. NJ
lmSocker' FRED +. Dexter and Charlie
hnhn'
On motion the report OF the commi tee
on credentials was received and adopted
Richard Allee moved that tho temporary
officers be made permanent Carried
Spencer moved that committee OF one
from each precinct be appointed to sel0ct
delegates 10 the STATE convent on,
Blll Davis amended the motion that
cemm tee Of niue be app inttd 10 select
delegates to the state, congressional and
: senatorial conventions, also a comni te,
, on resolutions. The amendment was ae-
copied aud the chair asked that Mr. Race
take the chair and Mr.. Fawceti enter
4 tain the convention villa a talk while h
: make up the committee.
s Mr. Fawcett said that this conyen iof
had It In It's power TO either be te OF
Q mar tho success Of the party Ia Isl
i county. He said the tlme hal passet
@ When convention could be governed I
S tbs county by either knife OF a pisto
and the time had come when those VIII,
attempted i should apologlze to tais con
a yentlon, The scene OF the forenoon he re
!. garded as disEraceiui