Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-10

eisins 'ii'oiiai uelegatts n y \
vote in the convention eyu.||
Randolph Of New Jerss. Qn|
amendment that the terra.
gates will not be allowed y q
Hampton OF South Cs,"I'' va
a resolution reciting the irs. q 4
letting the national Demc y
mittee select its chs;s
the Democracy OF
Union and declaring that 1. 4,
be restricted in its choice a..
to the members of the conn, n
ferred. .
A resolution against ,,,l,.' ov 4
introduced by Smith Of Urt 4
ferred.
Further resolutions were Z - 4.
referred to the COMMITTEES q :.
against the acquisition Of n.y.
of public lands by corporsn.s
form in the civil seryics 4 ~
ing postmasters electiy,
the unit rule a
conventions; for
reduction of tariff taxes and nsu||
that in case OF the death Of
for president or vice-prsfer|
chairman shall call togetbr a
vention again TO fill the vsc1or1|
PERMANENT ORGANIZE
The report of the comIulr ~
manent organization was iscel|
The name of W. II. Villas DIR 4
being presented as presldson1|
list of vice-presidents, on 70 q
state, and several secretasIch
sistants; that the screwed
clerks of the tenn aw|
ganization be contiusl n|
der the permanent On III
The report was unanimous; had
and Hendricks of Indiana mel
other gentlemen, were SION
committee to escort Mr.. Vi pd|
chair. itre|
THE TEMPORARY CHI cal
in presenting Mr.. Villas h2aIs|
vention, returned Thanh Del
charity and forbearance - \
wards himself, and which Wn.
permanent chairman would alrq
less. Whd
PERMANENT CHAIR the
NJ. Villas, on taking th5 az
turned thanks for the honod ed|
not as a recognition of himih
the young Democracy Of g q
west. 1t was their ~
1t was tribute to their Ion cne|
patriotism. They hailed site
sage and prototype Of ~
ing triumph. Applaus,l i
convention was assei,oW
consider a great n
pronounce a mOmentous
It's hand was on the heinz ~ u
nation of earth's greatest - y
free. Society would rejoic 2
considered work of this ~; \
Its import and value lay ~ y '
hope of mere party victor
ing the spOils of Office. KY
niJy was pregnant with XIII
possibilities OF good men. ssI
lican party which had rea . :, l
convention here had tend - -,
worthy of the fervent n
the people to a csh.,,
joicing in restored dn
concord. 1t tend red The
sectional strife to a nation u
impulse OF a mighty gptsS~
fered the inspiration Of 4
lamity and misfortune 10 ~ 1
sensitive people demant,d !.
erance from dishonesty and ~ :
They were now demandInt ar
seeking and cleanlinos icnr;
public station. It offered II 4. !,
darts of skillful demsgogue ~ a
valuable shield of thu rntv.f5
esty. ne A
At this point Gen. Bud ubIic1
the hall, and was heartily ~ IN
The speaker, resuming 4 saI,|
country had heard the req HAT
ises of reform from the p,a1s 4
but had been disappoinlNforfy
is u growing conviction thi gone
hope is the utter defeat q 81, OOO|
power and there Is b., vii 81
1t is in vain TO look to AMI Of : I
or organization. In the he III
patriotism of the Demoend rive
sembled is the only hoN4ld Id
party is adequate to the rshoul
sibility. 1t is the party ign ~
and Jackson to-day, and IL wd
+ les they promulgated n'lis re-
plies now. 1T is the par'yild led
pie, of economy and hc5erlnd
administration of governae pei
shaken OFT the warml
time-servipg, and p CAM
from the ranks OF lAch an
the best and purest. Tha Of /
were ready to continuen Of II
In conclusion he cour' u
alton in their action snssers. d
generous forbearance fofI CARE
discharge of his duties. In 81
CURRENT RUx0d 60
The following currenis Will
creating great excitemen'lf hls|
ascertained from q gentls lnlee
ing confidential relation for
members of the New icsh had
that communications cant 1l|
interchanged between q
followers in the New iote
and his friends at Abb for|
York city with q vies 'ana
uniting on the bnt q
some New York n,iment
withdrawal of Clevelsne ny ~
At one o'clock this renllo1
Kelly received u telegrr oos Y
tleman in New York oc1 - 6
position of political irus ns %1
city politics inqulrlns
name of Abram Hevp
satisfactory to Mr.. MI
yet has been made. In
ing from such a conn y
indicates that OIevelsla e|
have suggested Heww Ia
Kelly is represented = io|
friendly to Hewitt. Y PAD
lands organizers sougn n
talk with Butler, and k,1 d
position ofsecretary fop p q
der Cleveland II Do ptq
Cleveland's support o. Ia
Gen. Butler prompl4 20
could not consent 70 al
Office under a man SOW 'c
itics as Cleveland. a