Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-09

rick, DR.. S. K. Hallam, J Scott
Brown, w. N. Crockett, Frank Rob
ertson, Mrs. Frank Robertson, A. L.
Montgomery, Joe G. Ballinger. II. B.
G~labraith, S. Finley Ewing, Mrs. A.
p. Goforth, Oscar c. Dancy, A. ].
Hood, A. NJ. Kent, Paul Cottrell, II.
l.. Yates. Mrs. Fl. l. Yates. John d.
Hill, J. c. George, o. N. Joiner, Har-
ny Sexton, Milton III. West, D.. l..
Stuart, j. H. Dishman, Mrs. Ann
Wells, DR.. s. II. Bell, Joe Cunning
ham, H. L. Starnes, L. B. Ewing,
CISCO Morris, Mrs. CISCO Morris. r. l..
Chaudoin, Mrs. Harbert Davenport,
Mack Mize, j. r. George. NJ. L. Ash
worth, Mrs. d. p. Gay, p. G. Green
wood, c. r. Dodson, J. Frank May
field. r. o. Barron, w. B. Palmer,
George Champion, J. Webb, j. h.
Wells, A. A. Browne, Neil Mcdonald,
Mrs. Cecil Shelton, b. M. Sampson,
Jr., N. r. Hall, w. T. Carlton. More
Mathews, l.. r. Welch, Mrs. Pauline
J. Wells, Mrs. Claude Z. Carter,
Mrs. j. /. Coursey, A. L. Lewis, Joe
Roberts, Polk Hornaday, j. X.
Wells, Mrs. Polk Hornaday, Judge
Samuel Spears, j. T. Canales, c. K.
Richards, Frank Rabb, v. W. Tay-
Tor, A. W. Cunningham, J. /. Klei-
Der, Ira Webster, T. "A. Kinder, w.
II. Patterson, C. II. Ritter, A. w,
Reed, r. A. Caldwell, Paul r. Dye,
L. ID. Moss, G. L. Hunter, r. A. Pol
lack, A. r. Rose.
Judge II. L. Yates explained that
the state executive committee would
recognize no delegate who had no.
signed the party pledge, and upon
motion the secretary was instructed
to issue no credentials to delegates
who had not complied with the re-
quirement of the state committee.
Resolutions Approved
The following resolutions were re-
ported by the committee and approx
ed with one dissenting vote:
"Be it resolved by the democrats
Of Cameron county in convention as
sembled:
"1st. That we heartily endorse the
democratic administration Of the af-
fairs Of Texas by Governor Dan
Moody.
"2nd. We congratulate the dem
ocrats Of Texas on the fact that for
the first time in the history Of this
nation the national convention Of one
Of the great parties, and that our
own democratic party, is TO be held
in Texas, and we particularly con-
graduate Texas on the splendid ser
vices of Hon. Jesse III. Jones, which
brought this convention to Texas, and
resolve that il is the sense of this
convention that its delegation to the
state democratic convention at Beau
mont should be and il hereby Is IN
structed to favor such a delegation
from that convention TO the national
democratic convention at Houston as
will consider the democrats or Tex
as hosts to the democratic party of
the United States, and who win not
become partisans of any man or is
sue at that convention.
"3rd. We, of course, favor pledg-
ing the democratic party, both in
Texas and in the nation, to rigid and
impartial enforcement or every pro-
vision of the constitution of the
United States, and all the laws OF
the state and nation, adopted pur-
suant to the constitution.
"4th. We endorse Governor Dan
Moody, and Hon. Frank Rabb Of this
county, the latter of whom was one
of the forty delegates from Texas who
brought about the nomination OF
Woodrow Wilson, rs delegates az
large to the Houston convention.
18Th. We commend the work Of
Hon. John NJ. Garner, congressman
from this district, both in his public
and individual capacity for the bene-
fit Of his constituents and in rur-
thering the principles Of democracy.