Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-24
THE BOILERS.
NJ, H. and Morality Republicans
4 |. pailas to Elect a Straight
out State Ticket.
|s.,, nd Resolutions Adopted and
Adjournment Taken Until
This Morning.
Norton and John L. johnson
VA Of as the Heads OF the
Nominal Ticket.
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me Gazette.
~, TEX, Sept. %. The
IN portion of the God-and-
!, Marty in Texas met at the
&c at II a, m. for the purpose
"a state ticket in the field.
from the number present,
,srIcal strength Of thes straight.
,ot worth speaking of, for the
mber Of noses amounted 10
nv and about thirty-five Of
along here in the city, and were
.kers-on in Vienna. The veneer
DE Norton, with his flowing
and deep-rOoted Republic
locirines, was present. So
m Cochran, with his cane and
tobacco. Melvin Wade, the
,ntlve of colored Republican
4 out of the brickysrd, had en-
AZ shirt, aud was the most con.
y figure in the room. Lock
hi, county judge of Grimes
N II. B. Kinney, Col. Wren, DR..
Phillips and w. Y. Leader OF
& and Geo. Jackson OF Clehurne,
,led that part of straightoutism
Of Dallas. The convention
IN the district courtroom
tof the Judges stand was the
he Sixteenth Ohio regiment,
was presented to Judge
on his recent visit to
This sanguinary ensign is full
said to have been made by
lets, but look for all the world
were the result of ravages Of
nile the flag was stored away
ere. To the right OF this was the
II Norton's Daily Intelllgencer,
dated edition of the stars and
which commanded respect
LIE. On the left was the cOIOrs of
lie Austin Daily Dispatch, a
new piece of bunting. On the
back Of the stand hung
8 yards of new flag, and
and sundry lilliputlan flags
buck about in various places over
BIN. Framed chromOs Of Blaine
pgan hung to the right and left
lively and above the stand. AT
bck w. Y. Leader called the
De TO order, aud read the call
10 the call for the Houston con-
b Of September ,. he stated
Be Houston convention was run
of fellows who were ready to
b Rapublicanism, and that the
htOuts withdrew and were
come together to put
straight ticket. No man
kpected or would be permitted to
fpate in the meeting whose Re
lanism was not genuine, blow-in-
|ltle sort. Mr.. Leader then rode
he bird a mile dash in enlogy of
|ibute to the ga-lorious old party
saved the Union and freed the
!. After which he said the pow
fas ready for business. A tall,
BED gentleman from abroad,
lon end and suggested Arch
fn as temporary chairman.
being no dissent TO Arch occupy
seat, he arose, twirled his cane
n TO his place. He was thor
Inflated for the occasion and
|orstorically speaking, like a
After his usual reference to
hes which tried mems souls,
be was true to the Republican
bud to the poor colored man, he
He'd his balloonatic effort with
lfiul announcement that he had
hundred letters from different
\ the state, indorsing the move
for a straightOut Republican
which the secretary would read.
ggestei that a temporary secre-
nght to be elected, when the con-
p, OF conference, as he called 1t,
pne hotter and elected two.
L. l.. Wrenn of Austin and
Brown, OF Cleburne. Col. George
gnson, the original Blaine man
As, moved that committee of
permanent organization be APP
z which prevailed, the follow
ptlemen were named by the
Geo. w. Hynson, Fred Cul-
w. Roberts. all of Dallas, and
Kinney of Travis, and Thns.
Z OF Grimes. Col. w. y.
then moved that a committee
n be appointed on platform and
hons. This motion obtained,
X chair appointed on this conn
Messrs. w. Y. Leader, NJ. N.
!, Capt. Daniel Taylor, DR.. w.
lllps, M. II. Redwood, +. S.
4, and Melvin Wade.
ZION of Col. w. Y. Leader
Gonierence then adjourned
%. m.
assembling this afternoon, the
Tee on permanent organization
~ as follows: Lock Mcdaniel,
IAN Col. George w. Hynson,
~; George S. Brown, assistant
ny.
wing are the platform and res
republican state conference, repre-
Me Republicans ofTexas who believe
organization and he Identity OF our
uould be preserved, prornulgate the
ls Platform:
Asit Is essential 10 the growth and
The Republican party that II
I've atull state ticket, composed OF
oispreseDt the primo pies and can
'y,lhe national X publican party.
''Ned, that we heartily In
I me national Repablican
n, and re commend lts protection and
slks 10 the deliberats Judgment OF
,saI this state and ask them 10 aid
'Flle electoral vote 10 Blaine aud
,sss.,sed, that we favor tarifl' for reve-
10y the necessary expenses OF the
y nt and utscrimi ating with special
" " The protection Of domestic labor,
'-e1,lhtries and nome produeiion.
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