Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-17
FRS CANDIDACY.
Ii Scorpion Determined to
Sting Cleveland.
!. Hendricks and Carter Harrf
,on in New YORK
h Give a Ten Thousand Demo
I cratic Majority


| touIs Post-Dispatch.
Aug. s-The declara-
fE p,u,ler that he will be All
Ididste for the presidency
rclIiicsl circIts to-day. At
,liean headquarters the an
was received with ex-
us'on,ire satisfaction, as Gen.
(,,ted upon as the David who
|HsIiath Cleveland. It's well
PtBatler's acceptance Is sim.
4, out the scheme OF Dana,
aatler to defeat Cleveland
4 while Butler is confident
S,ch a showing this year
sSe will be the candidate of
ssrals, WorkiDgmen, Re
Eo,alists, Greenbac kers and
element opposed to the
Marty. Buffers pro-
10 devote all his energy to
and Massachusetts,. John
m-dsy that Buffers accept
N entirely new face on the
hat he was popular with
,asses and would poll q
while he would greatly
the canvass. Gen. Roger
IA wild with enthusiasm
"a that Butler would poll
In New York county and
4 Cleveland. Straight-out
denounce Butler as a
traitor and trickster
I with concern at
! attitude. Tsmmany is
pleased, II the feelings CT
N sachems interviewed at
any indication of the
Hing. There Is no donbt
Immany will formally in
eland in due time but IL
SUCH AN ENDORSEMENT
hancock and will amount TO
Asa Tammany alderman
vtpnight while discussing
tCook's, 1.-The Republicans
Butler will poll 80. GOO votes
4 which is Just what they
10 do to make the electoral
b for Blaine" The predic-
even made that Cleve-
withdraw in favor of
bre October 10 The Green
Shonopolist and labor party
Dbeen wildly jubilant all day.
lissert, founder Of the Central
1Dn, said: The workingmen
6t Butler enthusiastically
usisstically than any candi-
independent party that has
before. Butler will take
at many votes from Cleve-
acceptance has relieved the
nent Of the laboring classes.
hot want to vote for Blaine,
would not vote for Cleve.
by OF them, like myself,
zee the Republicans turned
Ice. 1t is time there was a
The feeling among the work.
Is such that they honestly
60 Butler will carry the
" York.
xA0v. HENDRICKS
ihe Fifth Avenue hotel to-
N assigned to q room four
hatfom that occupied by
n Waiting with q reporter
nA ]. Randall was present,
ithsAid: ~ believe that
Wishing a forlorn hope
that l am confident that
tuccessful in the coming
From all l can learn here
!, and l have had some OPP
Q make observations during
Psk or two, / feel that New
give her electoral vote to
One thing | am quite pos
md that is If the ticket is
Cleveland and myself will
ated. | do not believe the
o can be repeated in Amer
b.
|4out Indiana %
" my state as already sure
Fem ocralic nominees. The
vote, of which there has
ch talk, will be small. 1t
zen from the Republicans. "
regard New York as the
e IN the coming election ?n
w York is quite essential
tic victory, / believe that
e the great battle ground
paisn. With a proper can
Ne no doubt that that state
heeied into the Democratic
the coming presidential
fnor refused to give, in so
b. the result OF his con-
John Kelly at Saratoga,
mad every reason to be.
Iammany would support
Democratic ticket. He
nj blank ever having ex-
mself as sorry he joined
after the Buff.lo scandal
pade public. AS to Butler,
lcks considers him q man
ld possessing considerable
with the working classes,
ought that Butler 8 vote
Ken about equally from the
aud Democratic parties.
slon the governor said: III
= upon the ticket until IL
victory or defeat. / shall
power to avoid the latter,
Mrs. Hendricks will pass
~ The watering places near
HARRISON OF CHICAGO
\ last night from Albany.
Mely retired to his room at
avenue hotel. He refused
y 70 him and returned but
'oa swarm of reporters: ~
out and can't say a word
on fellows come round to.
~ Albany yesterday morn
irlssn assured Gov. Cieve.
ATTY support in the West
an1 positively promised to
ps Tor the Democrats by at
ousand majority.