The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-22


"'''' i>'e 81 my ma 'tne" up me one
nandoah valley, and a little dog ran
out of the yard to bite AT the heels Of
the soldiers "Corna baeL hero e,a.,a,, p.
,.ouoa
'''' you d'e ~" SH'7" 'h'hs
TO bite OF such a big thing as General
Lees army" Mr. Workman veutured
to applv this anerdote 70 tho Danocrs,
who ,,to,r,,,t., e., .-..., -,
''''- a. ''' "'''e' democracy. fEe-
AIRING upon TIE Tact that Mr. Davis
in his welcoming address. had withheld
the barrel " 81 NOW ta,.aa, ,,o,, 49,,
b,rrer an, 4....,..
w. '''' '' ~ ~
''''N wi "'' mann. ana me convention
roared,
Judge Reagan was greeted with
deaferiug applt,ise when ,,a .,~o., =,
sneak
c.. r,.,
'''''' "ud' sSSeo lie
pod?.
senator 1hoefSon responded 10 loud
'"I'S
D. ~ e'fe". on hehalf OF the local
l'eiho''aGy' made an address Of well
coHe'lo which Hon. Ike Standifer of
houston responded.
ne report or the committee on tenn
po'a'y organization was adopted. and
chairman X. {. Duff OF Beaumont was
''o' 'eu 10 me platform by John NJ.
duncan OF iFIer' William Burgess of
- aNo' water GRESHAM OF Galveston,
d,''' 9h"" o' DaitaS, Hamp Gary of
yer ana X w. Feuley OF Austin.
o'her temporary officers were NJ. r.
Livery OF DaHas' secretary: George
H'''''S'ead OF Dallas. Abe Crosse OF Nc
Lehman county and Carey Smith of
I~o'Ni'ar' assistant secretaries. and
''hh w ROBIN OF san Antonio, SER
SeAht al arms.
a resolution was adopted TO appoint
'hfee Committees one on credentials
ana basis OF representation. one on
PLATFORM and resolutions and one on
permanent organization. each commit
zee 10 be composed of thirty-one mcm-
DER one from each senatorial dis
'flcts ana e%ch member OF each COM
Hli''ee I" ne selected by the senator ial
olSifi't by such committeeman.
recess was taken 10 O'Clock.
F"Tn'"r Governor SayerS was chosen
Ct''''t MA" OF Inc resolution committee
ana I'm Carroilton OF Marlin secre~
'afF. a subcommittee OF seven was
appointed 10 nIat platform. TINS
comm l'ee was 'oWpoSFd Of Judge
Jon" ~ h"'S N, chairman; W r Par
he'' '"ar"h'e MarlN' {. II. jenkins, N.
~. '''~.,'''' george j. i'u'EesS. r. T.
"''''''. u. D. h''neFS ana "hhheth Fo-
rec
All resolutions pertaining o. national
aI'"'FS were f'#a. am IL was decided 90
refer these 90 committee Of three
Me~9r0. M'fli" '''sSett ana Burgess
WEI" named as this committee.
AZ ''" ''''' noon seSSl"" Governor
iaHN''', li'0. ''""f g" 'itf" and Con
gresham sheppard made Haaf"~-'-
iH ms speech me governor ~a'd the
over h'i'''hE. ''' 'S@ai ,ssH" In 'h's
''''i-'-. N'+ 1"m"s'r tranquility
VIM .n'.' never ID" mao .' long "s
'tf .h'"' mag ~i'Hi- Sell" 'h" rNHHpio
~ S"fT" rI"''I equHIiF 30 n50 should
"'' '''' ''NF VINO '""Id ISL"
''' ''''..f '' 4'.."".H p"'.
I'e. The negro Ie welcome la What he
~ ".'''r9 .' 3"t'f f"- constitution.
'"' h" N.. ever i'a" ih' .'ur Nf r1"lI|
'GH"".F Many other reasons there
"er" Zoo draw ihr Demo. rl'I. party io-
gether nHi Pa" his mind Iu- aas ONE 10
The greatest lie said brv...r silent
Alton B.. PARKER was ha U.e ....u rv
PRECISION io .e fl.t r4.r ... ..-theru
people should boz sIousu .. ra.t sut
their own salvation. and u, hoped tHe
convention would instruct for nluu
The prospect 90 1uv serious conflict
was swept away when Hon George
Clark decided tHat hts name should scot