The Florida star., 1900-08-24

wager. OF IHE STAR, were calIeu upon az /
members of the press TO act as assistant
secretaries.
Motion carried for the chairman to ap-
Foint a committee on credentials, To con-
sist Of one member from each county
commissioners district and two at large.
Chairman appointed Messr@. Thos. john
son, f. L. Brady, q. S. Hardee, L. A
Peek, X. B. Raulerson, NJ. ). Sans and
+. ]. TraynOr.
Motion also carried for the chairman TO
appoint committee on platform and
resolutions, to be the same number and
selected in like manner TO the previous
committee. Chairman Hughlett appointed
Messrs. p. l.. Kyzer, NJ. ). Jones, Jr., w.
II. Sharpe, J. f. NJ. Hodgson, X. \.
Hardee, T. J. DeSteuben, and +. V. Hall.
Adjournment was taken then until s
o'clock p. IN.
Evening Session.
As soon as the convention was called To
order the report of the committee on
credentials was received. The committee
adopted the roll of delegates As made up
| by the executive committee with certain
proxy corrections, and the report was read
! by Mr. f. l.. Brady a. follows:
! Report ofthe Committee on Credentials.
The committee on credentials beg leave
to report that they find the list of names
of delegates, "a made up by the county
executive committee for the temporary
organization of this convention, 10 be
correct with few proxy corrections.
The list of delegates is as follows:
LaGrange-Thomas Johnson, p. l..
Kyzer.
Titusville-E. l.. Brady, G. F. Duren,
VI. :. Jones, Jr., c. K. Stewart, f.. H..
Rice, proxy to W. H. Mcfarland; VI. +.
English, proxy to f. ii. Rice; NJ. F.
Goldsmith, ID. b. Pritchard, j. VI. Osban,
c. d. Flood, J. :. Snowden, j. j. Brown,
proxy To NJ. :. Jones, Jr.
City Point-W. ii. Sharpe.
ROckledge and Cocoa-G. :. Hardee,
w. l.. Hughett, J. +. Wooten, \. Il.
Dixon.
Eau Gallie-Iohn Houston, J. f.. VI.
IIodgSon, q. F. Paddi>on.
Melbourne-L \. Peek.
Malahar-E Is. Arnold.
Sebastian-R \ Harlee.
Fort Pierre-K B Raulerson, G. F.
OlmStead, w IL. Harris, proxy Ia {. +.
Olmstead; \. VI. sample, J. +. Andrews,
John II. Wynn.
Eden-W. r. Hardee, T. J DeSteuben
Fort Drum-llemy l.. Parker, proxy
to II. \. Conkling; }. VI. Swain, proxy Il
Il. \. Conkling.
Narrows-C. J. Reams.
> Georglana-E. Y. Hall.
Merritt-M. :. Sans, j. K. Mot.
CanaveraI-N. y. Penny.
Hauloyer-J. w. GritliS, proxy to VI
Goldsmith.
, Ankona-John y. Waller.
Micco-H f. Nichols, proxy II u. l.
, Gauldcn.
Banvan-J 4 Booth.
White City, j. TravnOr.
Woodley-E c. Walker. proxy to :
F. Gibbs.
Mr.. Sans moved the adoption of tn
report a. read 10y tine secretary of tn
credentia committee, which WAS carried
; Then on motion of Mr. Gaulden tine ten
porarv organization VAS mtir permanent
the motion WAS put by Mr.. sans, an'
carried.
The chairman Of tine committee "l
platform ami resolutions then appearc,
and asked for little further time I
prepare their report.
In few minutes Mr.. Ilndg~ou. a. ~e'
rotary ui the committee, read th" rcp"I
of the committee ou platform and reSolu
. tion~ ~ follows:
Report nr COMMITTEE nn Platform and
RESOLUTIONS.
= Ne. the Democracy oi Hreyard county
y -tatror Florida. In convention assembled
y resolve IL follows. uo-WIi-
F.. w favor such lrH- o. prohibit th
"a using of -riu,.- or drag NETS Nltaiu a.
conliu,- Of Indian an - l.I"r rivers
+. and rp provide "a penalty l.rrr.pr, an
$ that d., u,t- S.a.. hr u-.i with au
10 smaller mesh than % inches. amt thI
,yr rr!lr-l our Representatives t' "nHe
-prn EtN- IT. may carry ont IN" ahoF
D. resolution.
r. That this convention ru'!"r~r- the tat
:. and uar.,ua. platforms Of thr pr.n"ral
d Marty. ami Wr pIcig~ nIr loyal >uppo