Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-13
| i I'D Resolve ',, 1as"''''''

!, a Resolve Themselves
I'LL, u state convention
/ .a.,s to the , call hundred DiISsdi aud
lptis , whom fully y, sSd in the
G I sSn ytsie I q ynr aisyl, !,
:sec,ssss' Republican o county na,;.
clala1 ~ stated that the con- ni
aasi;, ,l "a far the pr rgp,on,i i.
,so 60 1's'sn rau and also olioos 10
sdsless!lss,s Il on on the ion inst II,
. saa % name ,,l two q To.asay's
a.d,ss.a. s si.o to name six dele
si se, sel,, said he desired {,
Ew, 1 aSl,eu They had a. SIX
Y. to,o'ruveptions named Of i del.
s'Sisai.ed in the nu'ii0'' -
Se'RpIIsr sa read the authority
90 l. h.vs Of tle state excel ecu
chat .,l Il ar calling lbeconyen-
. .ssssS 4 By i.tlat , according snar,.
1ls.'"SiIrsppts:snlatio,n1n lnsy Were
.I aIaaI5 his present position
y T Tf1s h had always acted ga
- i. m.d LIBERATION. In re-
, si,,, al to express bis thanks NIX.
ls, aslys Away, shown owl .a nlml
',,sCcnsnded that tue same
,Sbsaetaor' ,.,, ooioes
l's Wy, a ". Gillespie was
EW. M0rten aud L.
s sl',., !, d. S. Burchill.
'i'IDgs lien, the white menu
Y. ~ I'M sa masse for the
~ !, M number tkirty-seyen,
Mad members voted solldly
sSal ts;io number of forty
Wilkinson vas declared elected
y n. EAT altsr thanking the
~ II tor the Unexpected honor.
IN NV was nominated by Capt.
,.,,ndpr FOR temporary secre-
y. Y, ne oflbe colorsd delegates
NO. Brooks, colored, for
nvsilion.
s,ala he thought as the col
N, hsi tue chairman they
,sjslllled to the secretary, and
m rsrd that his NAME be
I'M This was done, and, on
aLG Brooks was nominated
asficn.
lrdu moved that n COM
rdine appointed upon per-
.imaIlitiOn. Carried.
OEGASIzED.
rrtou, being in order, G. w.
I, Ceirles Evans, Il. w. Nor
EmN Johnson, Elder S. II.
DIS Brown, VIM. Cook, Rev.
hsai and 7. w. Wilburn were
anainsiion.
NJ nosed that the ten nomi-
seeslhe committee.
r2lhu0n withdrew in favor
sahill.
slL DotsOn withdrew in favor
HAIRY.
9isaaues were found upon
shsscrttary snd Il. Guth
Mnonlnated 10 make up the
iNamiliee elected unanimous.
ltl Johnson suggested that
sSmnliltee was out the con-
|tsMhbe pleased'to hear from
tIrnan Of the executive com,
kne Jsst tvn years, MrJ.
~ As,uYOnded in n briei
hshich he ascIibed the pres
sfrlty, etc, to the wise and
zeul.e he said had been pur.
glAe Republican party during
\ lsenly.fOur years. He
Nina! theonly issue the Dem.
hids Esfor the offices. The
laa' aad earned these, and
'psa 70 keep them. lap.
l. Dotson was next
up'l- He urged con.
a,tlOn, advising an ad.
~ Dasy Crocketfs maxim.
aad people had a right to
Z themselves, a privilege he
gbay they had not eXercis.
sers they Democrats OF
aA TheQaestion was asked
fope Why did the colored
ny y IN politics. The reason
J, Y while there were
Y educated people
y whites, that it WAS
-! l0r their preachers to b,
lEIeaue' it was not SO Will
IN, q W, vas one of those wheu
N 4. ' 'ai1 was for the good o
!, Z Z al, 4 i, politics or what It
M NV, ~, from committee O,
IN. ''Is.aln.l,a,lion, reported G
b ~, Y, Chairman and Charlie,
ass,.a.' .aIy, aud the report o
be, I . aOiten moved the an
" Canied. VI hVe ol
sIas ''n moved that tn,
Il l. ss.i'uAu select. "i''i' D
i. ,s ssaa said he refused t,
aass s%dl a, Laughter. :
I'd ar Guthridge pre-
III ss ss,sn; Morten, Tram am
sa,ppis'.al Burchill and Dot
lss,se.S1 t,e I, and S. Fl
n Joss.ai Instead.
ssaiiiss,' , =. said the secretar,
n RI IT, ", but he had neye
lsll, , ,s'al Pointed out Mr.
Vi n u'atsily next the r,
lOuse burst int
7 ' U rnrnsr1vrs.
asaa. !, Ootsea again took Il,
b IN !. ~ aodress to the cor
". VIZ, course Of which lJ i,
~ saa ANY, man had though
a iaisgsa Henceforwssa,,r
nfv uA Tor l,imsalf r,,