Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-01

Bart Jennings, ], W. Galloway, &. r..
Blalok. j. II. Wilson, Jim Carver. n.
Z. Hswiey, &. III. Met;iil.' w. r. lkel.
Ter, JnO. 4, Pierce, JAe. Turner.
Gen. w. II. Lane aud some fifteen 9TH
ers Were appointed delegates 10 the
Judicial convention. Before the vote
was taken for these delegates It was
moved ana carried by large majority
That they 90 pledged 70 support the
Hon. William Stedman for district
Judge. The action Of 1.-The CON-
vsntion Ct this poans elicited
shouts sl''sm o. applause. Delegates
Kret7, A.. iSps. WI L. Siean and many
others. w. J. Caven Wns IMAM u,Ouslv
nominated for re-Uleciiun m rerr,s-
sentative Of this Fifteenth senatorial
| district. I,
yno. rtslspti And ~, h,s POLITICAL
household were Endorsed, ana our del
cgates wefe instructed tO suppnxt those
Of them who are candidates for re-.
election, Hon. Flank Il. johnson for
| lieutenant -RcvefnUr and Hon. II. r..
Baker for superintendent or puh,.V
schools were strongly stnd0rsed. For
all state aud national conventions the
two.thirGs rule and for all other con-
vsntions the majority rule was
NM HJas T,r,ax Z, ~. !. :, n .s,,a
srs,r,h An s,,rn,rt ~ ,,,s~s - .ca,,. 49," ".v
Mai. IL, X rrts was sis..ssd .,nss.ss,n.s
of the ,Dem0crnii~ ex~,sstiva c"m...it.
| fee fnr the ans,,i,,, ',v.s ss'' MI
convention Svas inrScfv X Ssr.inA ,,,S
evervtl,i,,, :, No. ia,.si.y " ~ ~ va"
1900
vty,vsoWao '.'i@fiu
spcoln, 10 the t,nsei,e.eT l'Spnpss tR
um.,sno,n 4. Nav d, ,r,... 49,,
cratic cn',nfw ~, y" aye NY,
morninw NJ Ina. =, ciacr ALL, v r.. s,.ss
DInyinss ~ fs,'v,nssnn w.'" X y,.
and Or 4, a t,a,ss,.,,t san,s. u,.,mh
The folioyv,mw a.lagstss ,. ~ 1s s.sy
~ s - ..sne uoi,kases werw, appoints
lion. " NJ Morrow s TvI.n svavsn
| hhif M II ~ m. J, 49,, ~ \, nr
| M Ni.ns,...,, Saf'Sns sn 1:, hsA moore,
T,i, .na Ds 49, sPson, ~. ".
| iror Inc Houston conventiOns Capt.
A.au P.i.i MrlNinnontp 4 Dr. "A,
~; uonglsss Col, " AZ, Ivy. Nal,
Ahho,t Wam, w. ~ ~ n =. ,,aiIssl Judge I've
Hicks. ! III a'7'i 800
4 Delegates to the oongresslenM con-
| vSpuon were instrloted FOR Hon. Olin
Wciiporn.
De'sgates 10 the state convention
wire ins'Iuoteu LOT uov. iroiand by
,na i,n,asl",,y, Ing nproga,ion o. The
twu-thirus RUE WAS nuopled.
The following resolutions were
| hu0pteu aI.er some little discussion.
Nesoiveu, oy the Detn0crncy Of HUI
c'unty IN ansenticn, asst mbicd, that
wy pohey oi ieasine the pubic school
nus n9v only unwise
pnt uetriht ntai 70 the best interests of
our STATE. anu barrier toprogrcss, adj
vnncc,heht anu settlement OF The 0uuu-
wv thet'we mayor the sale OF the pub
liu lands III small quantities 10 actual
seuiers upon long time, the state re-
tanning Venuor'slien until final pay
'psnt -, ed s.f hHI
Nap.; ., Y. Nnshaw was lnuorsedas
= canuiaste worthy Of any mans vote
'or .he aistrlct lunge.hip Of tho Right
ceh'n luu'c'A' a's.rict, f
rsn,.,-..--.
spec,a, IN Tho aa.s,,.
'rrr.,n, ! A., 4, !,
WY Or "rsu"nt - - eaA
oI Shairnlah. boyu precinct Qonven-
~, "n' n' ".'' "uay' wien pr
!. -. n'oyu'hs ohairihhn and w. >.
Banks Ban NJ secretary, 80. 49,.
I'm connty rn,, "s,,tl,,n N.Y. spPo a.
tions 70 oppose tho two thirds r,is ma
TO vote against senatorial and judicial
con %, lions, $50 ,35
a. nesp p.I',., lnaors'ng thecourse OF
uos. are,ahu n"u Recommending his
lions indorslng Land Commissioner
Walsh and Attorney General Temple
ton, aud Also state senator Harris,
nfprehentnhve EeuuIetOn and Also.