Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-12

i"'eSu"uVWVu thS tuzuROIafy anu per-
manent organization II the convention
- the proces dines win verify.
The applause that greeted Terrelr-
zone Texas ought 10 chill and ,lls
courage the advocates Of division.
Rory O'Moore became enthusinstic
yesterday during the Grafton OF the
gentleman from Travis, and ex-
claimed: "You bet, Terrella the in
tellectual cock Of the Texas roost,''
Messrs. J. VI. Gillespie, w. IL.
Coyle, w. w. Garnett and J. w.
Mitchell, delegates fiusp Houston, were
In the city and paid their respects TO
TIrE GAZETTE.
Capt. Jack sElglu Of the Examiner,
which so manMlly fought for the two
thirds rsf'e, nays the reeultlsA victory
for him, IA the vote for Its contin-
uance was no sinaller. He muat have
anticipated regular Folgcr snow
Miss Minnie, the pretty little tlaugh-
ter OF Chairman Mttrray, forms
charming picture ON the platform,
The call for Rory o. Moore yesterday,
followed Immediately amer solitary
vel, for Martin. The coordination was
Significant,
We told you 50. $780,
The two-thirtis rule has gone.
Mr.. h. r.. Baker tho popular aud
enicient superintendent OF education,
came In from Austin last night.
Col. WI. swain, who mantpslates
tho financial interests Of the state and
Ia the hNndsomest member cf tkeetate
government, arrived in the Fort last
uight. li
The frccgrass men csn't coa,ain
themselves. The faith that n In them
will Subble out In spite OF ID eiMsc,vcs.
When Mr.. Claiborne declared "there
Is no such thing M Incidental protec-
tionn there was heard the fainiest
touch Of u hiss "
The kind feeling OF the Democracy
Of Texas toward the gallant Tom
Murray was we'll evlnced yesterday by
the unanimity with which they Joined
In his election M temporary chairman.
Whenever the name of the sage of
Gramercy was mentioned, the old
Democratic yell wont up. In, Texas,
the old man still lives.
Master James DAILY OF Galveston,
IL years old, was tho youngest dele
gate ON the floor of the convention.
The gavel which raps the conven-
ton 10 order IL nn elegant piece OF
| " ~ fbtuttN bitth anu
bears the inscription, 'rariil for rev.
enuc only, 1889 1854. John NJ. Clai-
borne, chairman executive committee
Democracy OF Texas, TO his successors, y
| Two stars ornament the sides,
which may or may not be signitic ant
of future possibilities. The gavel WINS
manufactured from part OF the bust
ness counter OF the old News building.
The delegates from the Tenth con-
gre ssional district held a meeting yes
terday morning. Hon. JOS. Ssyers of
Bpstrop was called To the chair, and
Col. VIII Lambert of Austin made
secretary. Present, the counties of
Bandera, Isastrop, Bexar Burnet,
Coleman, Comal, concho, Kinney,
IIaIhpasas, Medina, Travis aud VIII
Hanson. A resolution was offered ly
Mai. John II. breckenridge OF Travis,
: indorsing the vstc OF the Texas Dem
ocratic congressman Gu the Morrison
; BILL especially the lion. John Han
cock, and the position OF our senators
on that bill. The resolution was
seconded by Nal. j. II. Dwyer of San
Antonio. who stated that his county
hau been nisreprcscnted on this qu, y
ton, aud that the true Democracy
was solid for tariff for revenu,
only. The resolution WINS carried
unanimously. senator Terrell moved
IN Endorsement OF our Representatives
Ia congress In their stand on the BIaii
educational bill which which was als,
! carried without a dissenting voice
!, The meeting then adjourned.
Mai. n. y. Gammage of Palestine
United States commissioners for 1cxa,
10 the New Orleans Worlds exposi
!. tlon, liz attending the convention II
the interests Of that occasion. IL,
desires 10 meet all the honorary and
/. district commissioners who are pres
ent, to more thoroughly organize fol
harmonious action In get
ting up the Texas exhibit Maj. J,
II. elliott, cnicf commissioner OF tn,
state, IL now In New Orleans, and can
not attend the convention.
Hon. Il. II. Baker, the able superin
!, tendent Of public instruction, dioppes
!, IN on TIE GAZETTE yesterday. Mr.
Baker has performed his duty In sucl
!, n manner as 10 warrant very stroD.
!, hone In the nj nus of his friends thu
! he VIII be clcc cd.
% Hon. o. Il. Holt OF Houston Is one O
= those gentlemen whose presepc
marks him ny n man Of parts. III
e name upon the roll OF delegates /
y Chicago from his district Is highl.
,, probable. III II occurs Texas Will b
20 proud Of him.
There was quite IA desire expresse,
= by several delegates 10 ride la
J herdic. -Four herdics will leave u,
- Pick wick mt . to-day for the nuotio
~ =, sale OF 40 lots. aud everyone isii
y vited 10 u free ride.
- The president and secretary OF. til
'. catileIlieD's association are the pres
" dent and secretary of this convention
said North Texas delegate yesterda!
y and now this will be called II bulli0l
" aires convention. presume.
" The Texas Investment oompsn
~ have hired n tent and ut 2 o'clock Il
81 day, on the Southside, Capt.. Hosac
~ will auction 0fffor one-third cash, u
Nc balance In one md two years, 100 lot
~ NO the delegates from each county o.
~ buy one.
al Free grass, like Banquo 8 ghost, WI
not down at the bidding Of the ms
M who want to keep West Texas
on prairie, said an excited delegate H.
VI night, who halIsd from. one o. b
''e, growing counties.
.H Col. Tom Murray, temporary ahs
~ man OF the state Democratic conve
err tion, welded the gavel and ruled up
:. the numerous points presenting ihei
ot selves before the convention with
40 skIll aud aptitude that ELECTED the Z
M mirntiuu of all. He II y model p
~; aiding officer and THE GAZETTE hol
~ he may live 10 WELD gavel Ia
~. Uncle Ham's servIce ct the matter
' ~. capital.
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