Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-01

Fort Worth none were Il ore enthusi-
asiic than the Hon. ebster Elan
agan. The Fort recoeG"'as the COM
pliment and will ~ lndeavor
to reciprocate. Whenever Web
Flanagan is in the ~,
he need never ask what he is here for
but know that he is here to be wei.
coined by the Fort in her
most royal manner. Fort Worth
joins in the grand chorus
which went up so often in the conven-
ton yesterday and with hearty good
viii cries three cheers for Flanagan.
Is it the sense of the convention TO
instruct for Blaine or Arthur?
Would the instructions be for the
entire delegations of twenty-six votes {?
What name is it whose very men
ton throws the convention into fever
of excitement?
Will the delegates tell the conven-
ton how they will vote on the first
ballot at Chicago?
Democratic certificates proved DOW
eriui yesterday. Judge Norton was
shrewd.
Sixty colored delegates delayed on
the Texas Central road resolved thanks
to the Texas Pacific road for keeping Il
train awaiting their coming.
Norton's faction sailed in and Jesse
Grant wildly yelled 1.-The voice of the
people Is the voice of God.n
A candidate for the temporary chair
manship is willing to swap sight un-
seen" the whole Texas negro vote for
the possible whites which might be
gained.
A medley Of delegates from Dallas,
Kaufman, VanIlndt and Lar edo,
stopping at West Second street
boarding house, have put up n placard
outside the house bearing the legend
"Anti-Arthur Headquarters.n The
resi- tent Democrats OF the house are
agreed to the sentiment.
Judge Mckee said: "The care and
correctness of The GAzETrE's very
full reports of our convention has been
surprise to me, and no Democratic
paper ever acted more fairly under
similar circumstances
The unterrified Irishman from
Matagorda was always there.
The man from Matagorda!
If Quincy had not been seated,
| wei
1t wasn't any use, Doctor Brown
no use.
The weather seemed to affect tbe
workings of the machine. Several
cogs seemed TO slip.
one M the members called the pam
demonium "getting into calamity.r
Judge Mckee doesn't smile loud.
but very deep.
Tho niotun llnct ,,o,
Quincy was seated.
white votes will be ours in Tex.s -
said prominent delegate.
The administration postal officers
Were quietly getting in their work.
The election of delegates from the
Seventh district will occur this morn
| Ing at $50.
It was being quietly whispered
about on the streets last njpht tbat ,ha
Galveston faction affair would ne racnn-
sidered, but by the time the conyo,,
ton met at s o'clock the tandad
move had been abandoned Cnner
was evidently too strongly entrencha2
Web Flanagan said the idea was ..ton
dead to skim
Democratic testimony is good enouoh
for me.-Judge Norton,
Matagorda. ''oiii
Come TO think of it, what are we
,re Ana this is the Republican party of
believe III go home.-
The man and brother received snh'
stantlal recognition yesterday. he ,,,as
permitted to read The roll OF conn t Ias
The machine is powerful Int CAM;
prevail against the thunders of er,;,
lery from the ranks of the great nm.
Schuttze, from Washington carr;a.
a cyclone which he turns loose lust 81
the right time. JUST AZ
The Harris county deleoa,,.
second day. - "n'o the
Dan McGary should be held Marco.
any responsible fer the Harris Comfy
delegation. eoun'y
:, Tue Matagorda delegation were tha
NE OF the evening. Whenever t id
county was called Pat and Samhn
oeobed up serenely on opposite Sides
OF the question. sues
The Democratic visitors to The cor.
,,e,,li enjoyed the show and said said
@'SstihS X. /
,o' wov, ,biil Sterrett was accused Of
olH'1e si 1,g. s'riie !, ~ The local ranks.
Hat tossing Is the goodlookine de,s.
man means something. Snair-
The imam from Matarordau stooa
nigh up In the gallery and thra, uon
.ne circumambient air sent forth
peaiing tones saddle bags p n a
Inc hsst rock upon which The .Jns,,
tos, sns admission Of the Galveston co cor
srn,,na Quincy dropped rock. All
thew comid ~, e,sAhnel In his speech, and | 4
them. running foul Of h
The fine italian hand Of W., r,
throughout the r.
,,; n9idn,t know they were lo,d.d