The Political Graveyard: Texas Delegation to 1896 Republican National Convention
- ️Lawrence Kestenbaum
Texas Delegation to the
1896
Republican National Convention
Delegates (may be incomplete!)
- At-Large: Richard Allen - Ed Anderson, Austin - John Grant, Sherman - Frank Hamilton, Austin
- 1st District: M. W. Lawson, Willis - Daniel Taylor, Navasota
- 2nd District: H. B. Kane, Palestine - T. T. Pollard, Beaumont
- 3rd District: J. W. Butler, Tyler - Webster Flanagan, Henderson
- 4th District: Charles M. Ferguson, Paris - H. G. Goree, Atlanta
- 5th District: William Johnson, Bonham - Cecil A. Lyon, Sherman
- 6th District: Robert Armstrong, Kaufman - J. M. McCormick, Dallas
- 7th District: W. F. Crawford, Cameron - B. F. Wallace, Temple
- 8th District: Marion Mullins, Brownwood - W. J. Wasson, Dublin
- 9th District: Paul Fricke, Brenham - Hugh Hancock, Austin
- 10th District: Robert Bradley Hawley, Galveston - M. M. Rogers, La Grange
- 11th District: J. O. Luby, San Diego - G. R. Townsend, Victoria
- 12th District: C. W. Ogden, San Antonio - Joseph Tweedy, Knickerbocker
- 13th District: Otis T. Bacon, Wichita Falls - Patrick Dooling, Quanah
Alternates (may be incomplete!)
- At-Large: R. G. Collin - W. E. Davis, Fort Worth - W. H. Love - R. L. Smith, Oakland
- 1st District: Samuel Andrews, Houston - William F. Knowles, Fairfield
- 2nd District: Thomas Miller, Lufkin - C. A. Porter, Colmesneil
- 3rd District: James Latham, Athens - W. A. Lucy, Longview
- 4th District: Luke Bills, Clarksville - S. J. Spencer, Texarkana
- 5th District: George W. Johnson, Sherman - H. E. Smith, McKinney
- 6th District: H. M. Johnson, Hillsboro - David Lowry, Ennis
- 7th District: A. M. Armstrong, Crawford - W. H. Hawley, Belton
- 8th District: Horace Baker, Weatherford - George C. McAndrew, Granbury
- 9th District: L. L. Campbell, Bastrop - W. E. Dunger, Caldwell
- 10th District: James Bankey, Gonzales - Thomas Wheatley, Matagorda
- 11th District: C. L. Reager, Wharton - B. M. Shelton, Rockport
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