Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-12
TEXAS REPUBLICANS.
Fart Worth Selected as the Place 'of
Holding the state Conventions
Probable Party Platform II" VOhso"'
date the MaIconten's'
Correspondence me Gazette.

a. IL |
in the United states courtroom III thls
city today. The proceedings WI VIZ
secretly and 1t Is thereluie
NOT known what the full scope OF tIe
labors was, but the pro
cpedings were short aud are saiu w
ltnve been harmonious. The following |
members were In attendance; ~ =
Binckley, chairman, Shermani it"l.l''
C;nslinr, San Antonio; II. II. Johnson,
Houston: q. w. l.. Smith, Henderson,
A. p. Foster, Austin; August Mueler' |
Dallas, II. h. Hanna, Denison; q. - !
Rurchill, Fort Worth; Geo. n |
OiBrien, Waco; j. p 0sterhout, Bel'
ION. w. Mcdaniel, Navasotai j. H.
ZONES, Tyler; Adolph Hedech, Corsi-
cana: Alex Burge, Canton Judge An
drews. Mckinney; +. w, Schweppe,
Boerne: IL. G. England, WaXahachie;
w. II. Carson, Waco, secretary.
Nv unanimous vote, all proxies Tor
nl,.Sut members twelve in all were
ruled out. Fort Worth was selected as
the place. and April 29th rs the
date of the meeting OF the
stqte convention to nominate a
state ticket aud select delegates to ut
tend the national Republican conVtn'
ton nj Chicago. The basis OF repre-
sentatiou was fixed Mt one delegate Tor
YER, Two hundred and fifty voters or
rarfinn thereof, also one delegate for
.,,erv coo Democratic voters or frac-
ton thereof. This would indicate mat
,i,are il To he another amalgamation or
independent movement the coming
natntai.n similar TO that headed hy
Wash Jones, two years ago. III also
shows That ali elements hostile 20 the
nresnnf state administration Will be
warmly Welcomed and that as many
changes ,re to he rung on the fence
troubles catlle interest divisions, land
nnlicv disnureerents. etc, rs the XII
rencirs of the occasion, regardless Of
sst,hlished rrinciples. will demon
strnte ms promising a weakening OF the
Dnmorrniir vote bv clap.trap argu-
nputs and shrewd nlunipulati0ns. II
.Is1 Indicates that the committee is
friendly to Arthur, and Mahone-like
effort viii. no doubt, materialihe dur
in a' the intrernnm between the
present and April %, to aid him in se-
nnrin% dsle',ates from Texas favorable
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