Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-09

that nothing should n. !.
strife or vain jealousv ~ ~ (.
should be filed wiz ~ rs
which is not pulled IN !. .a
behave itself unsee,nr, 40
that their deliberatis.. 4 !.
guided to such concln'
best promote the GLORY ~ q 49, d
welfare OF the naiion'
The chairman al, ~
men of the convep iso =
seems to be Iuoa
of this convention. -
seems saturated with .asS
termination to month"; - Fl
president and vice-nrss:.
will be satisfactory 10 NJ / ~
TO the South, to the a.
West; nay, more, a tIcs. n
barmonize the Democrsns 4 -
the Union and insure n Y ~
vember. Harmony nras'' "a
deliberations of tho r"sie6
mittee, and no effort ~ Vol
nominate a temporarv Int
the interest of any candHs,eonl
the contrary, one who y v{1
over the deliberations q, y ~
ton with absolute imns,.;S ~
that spirit and to that IA Y!
directed by the unanimo~ U
national COMMITTEES ~
Hon. Richard b. y
Texas for temporary ~
this conventions. As mss. oo
the election of Hon. II. n =, ~
temporary chairman Win ~
contrary no." a. J
Hon. r. b. Hubbard ,,Ehe I
unanimously elected tenn. III
man of this convention the.
appoints Senator b. T. jo.n th
lana, Hon. George L. RI ed 8
gia and Hon. Abram 4 e9 4
New York a COMMITTEES n her
Mr.. Hubbard and condur ID p
chair. Gentlemen of The u b
/ have the distinguished 4 lam
senting to this convention snit8t
ard b. Hubbard of Texs the I
an absolutely impartial tate
chairman OF this converts 70 gc
Mr.. Hubbard, in taking ~ q
gave thanks for the hon@ -
an ! which he accepted, nc;3 yloe
to himself, but as a comnI;, pe
great state. from which ~ seS'
state which was absolute, is.
tan in every fiber. The NV
party in all its elements n can q J
AS 1t was when founded i, =.
era of the constitution n., S.
quarters of a century seo sa.' .
as the leaves in autumn. n = ~
ciples underlying liberty "a i. J
erment were eternal, aple +
ciples that underly The 49, \
party could not perish iron scs' Z
although their authors mIAcn =
be. Applause. The Jstior
party Was to-day as much mo n
gained for aggre ssive WA maj
victory perched upon III, in 1,
The Democratic party hand (
house of Representatives, hnirn
have the senate but for The ced 1
the senate chamber Itself tinc
1t would have had the nrein III Z
but for the hands of ro6btn zion
struck down the expressiol sortef
of the people by means u be I
bribery and corruption. b III
dency had been stolen frond be
cratic party by utterlng 10. Oh
through false lips aud chsilxation
Some of the men who ia to ,
in that crime had passed 'i4ner 3
river" there to give an kinr (
their stewardship. That Che AZ
the presidency was the graelecte
in the national history. Juld b
leaders of the party, Tlldsry not
bricks, with the dignity ug TO
came heroic statesmen sn In
had submitted with The air dc
men who love their coulsntfoi
than pelf and power. [Chmto vo
The Democratic party Des Of I
reform and should put torTE Pow
dates whose names would b amen
selves n Platform! m u8'E
a platform, toa u a. (
spesk in no doubtful tonalpt be
oracle. 1t shoEine u
against corruption in the rrrison
against the enormities Of hate Of
vice, against the so-called tlegatl
OF justice, against the at4ailod
postal service, against robkeyipg
places, that the burdens Dion hn
nent shall be BASED lauee.
and equitably on 1. votl
OF the people, and that thsf on q
millions of surplus revenus 9 wan
be allowed to accumulate. lJaool
sion he urged that wbstsnc q
dates were nominated shcutse M
ported loyalty, declaring ihsolce
would not support them vecIst.
u good Democrat, and hsrdlF tuent
Applause. ders I
The rest of the temporage WI
lion having then been anne. !
OF Vermont Ia mes 0ral
national committee) otfsrscolye
ton that the rules of the ~ uis'
shall govern thi : Ago.
'ept that on voting for csEsn, y
state should be allowed to &ISsu
vote until the roll Of thn NJ J. Y
been called and until ever 2 ~
,ast its vote. 4sy'
Grady of New York OFF, Y
the followirG ~, !
when the vote of a state y ~
BY the chairman OF the t ,
'uch state, If challenged B! go !:
Der of the delegation, then ~ q
airy shall call the names ,
'idual delegates from The II,
heir individual prefereDf "a 4
pressed shall be recorded -
'uch state" Laughter sni FelIp
John II. Fellows OF Nes ana,
hat the convention Of " "a,
divided, that in compliancY i
memorial usage In 60
he sentiment of its mAlc ~ y II
re first ascertained ~
having been done th Wsu
he New York delegan q Il
hereafter he cast w = UNI
'ention of New York hAv 10
lpon its delegates that :,
enged the right az this q !;
trip the New York del =,
lights thereby conferred. :
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