Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-10
POLITICAL.
haiiylng for the Fray at Chicago nv
Roth Parties.
Election Of Delegates 10 the Cbjcoyo
Convention.
A VOICE roR RANDALL

~ A'h''Nph A'lCal WAS erected fam.
porary chairman by acclamation. Mr..
Spear, having taken the char nada =
speech In which he said: II hone The
issue OF this convention will be the
nomination of another Pennsylvania
VINO VIII be elected. Pennsylvania
cannot be unmindful of herself and TO
the Democratic party; she cannot be
unmindful as long as there Is no EN-.
pioyment for labor, and she will not
turn 10 the Democracy In vain. The
enforcement OF The laws and purified.
tion OF the civil service are dear TO ALI
OF us: A man has been named here
who has been in The public service for
twenty-five years, and is to-day poorer
imam when lie entered 1t. II he should
DE declared, as he will be, the choice of
this convention for the national exec.
utive, let him go not only with your
votes but with your hearts.n IShouts
and applause for Randall were given
by the convention
The rules of the house of represen-
tatives were adopted by the govern.
ment of the body. and committees an
pointed. The convention then adj
journed till Up. m.
sEDALGA REPUBLICANS.
Sedalia, Mo, April 0 -The Repub.
llcan convention convenedat 10 o'clock
this morning and was called TO order
10y IL. II. Van Horn, of Kansas Civ.
the chairman. The chair introduced
Hon. Chester A. Krum, of st. Louis
as temporary chairman, who delivered
a short address, thanking the conven-
ton for the honor conferred, and ,.on-
graduated the Republican party on Its
principles, its past successes and future
prospects. Committees of one from
each congressional district on creden.
tails, permanent organization and reso.
lutions were appointed. Hon. John
Henderson delivered an address urging
harmony, and no instructions To dele
gates. General O'Guitar of Boone
county, and w. S. Shirk OF Sedalia
were selected delegates to the Chicago
convention.
ARKANSAS REPUBLICANS.
Little Rock, Ark, April 9.-This
morning the following delegates to the
Republican national convention were
selected for the congressional districts:
First district-Jacob Frieber and S. Ii.
Holland; alternates, j. p. Jones aud
NJ. q. Turner. Second dstrict-John
j. Johnson and Ferd Harris; alter
mates, J. NJ. Spellman and o. NJ. Nor
man. Third district-A. A. Tufts and
Geo, III. Thoml son alternates, III. w.
Watkins and b. G.. Bryant. Fourth
district-M. w. Benjamin and Jacob
Toes; alternates, VIM Laporte and
JOSHUA Clark. Fifth district Lafayette
Gregg and Kidder Kidd; alternates,
J. w. True and j. A. Spalding,
WASHINGTON REPUBLICANS.
Washington, April 9.-rhe Repub-
lican district convention for the nomi-
nation of delegates to Chicago ad
journed at 3 o'clock this morning, after
selecting Frank Conger, postmaster of
this city, and Perry Carson (colored)
as delegates, and Andy Gleason and
A. w. A. Smith as alternates. A res.
0lution instructing the delegates for
Logan was defeated The delegates
were not instructed. Conger is re.
garded as an Arthur man, while Car.
son and the alternates have declared
for Logan.
THE PRoHIBIrI0NIsTs.
Pittsburg, Pa, April 9.-The tim,
for holding the national convention o
the Prohibition and Home Protection
party is changed from May 2lst t.
July 23d. This secures representation
from twenty-five states of the Union
The convention will be held in La
fayette hall in this city.
FILLEY AND ANTI-FILLEY.
Sedalia, Mo-, April "a mass meet
ing of both Filley and anti-Filley del
egates met in Germania hall this morn
ing in the interest of harmony and
united action. Mr. Fllley called the
meeting to order, and in a few remark.
urged the delegates TO lay aside old
issues and act as though there were nc
differences or factions in the party
and present a ticket and platform
which every Republican would in.
dorse without questioning the source
whence they came. Ex-Congressman
Mclean was elected chairman, and
spoke In the same strain rs Filley.
Several delegates of both factions spoke
in the interest Of harmony, and the
meeting adjourned with apparent good
feeling.
Prior to adjournment, motion was
made to invite Mr.Filley, who was not q
delegate to convention, but was IN the
hall, to seat on the platform. 1t was
cdTTltu Unanimously, buu bhaS bchtic-
man came forward and made speech
urging harmony between the contend
ing factions, stating that his reception
10y the convention was more than he
had reason to expect, that he did not
want to be chairman OF the new state
committee and would not take the
position under any circumstances, but
would be willing TO take a back seat, II
that world tend to build up the Repub'
Iican party. He then shook hands
heartily with Col. Van Horn aud
John b. Henderson, amidst loud APP.
plause by the convention, and then re
tired. The convention has IA very large
majority of anti-Filleyites in 1t.
THIRD MISSOURI DISTRICT.
Sedalia, Mo-, April 0.-The Third
district Republican delegates met this
afternoon, and elected j. ii. Thomas
and Ira B. Hyde delegates to the Chi,
cago convention. There were no In
structions, and the personal prefer
ences of the delegates are not known.
Ladies' approve of your smoking
Little Joker"
Marine Arrivals.
Galveston. April 9.--Arrived-S
ship City of Norfolk, from Morgan
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