Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-09
AMONG THE CLUBS.
The Second, Taird and Fourth Ward
Clubs Meet and March On To-
ward Democratic Victory.
Minutes OF the Several Meetings Resoiu-
tions Passed. New Members En.
rolled.
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Pursuant to adjournment Of the Second |
ward club, which was organized last
Monday night, the members convened al
the courthouse last night TO hear reports
Of committees and such other business as
was necessary TO transact.
Col. w. c. Young, president, assumed
the chair.
The minutes Of previous meetings were
read by Secretary Logan and approved.
The committee appointed for that duty |
reported that Capt. Julian Feild, chair. /
man, had fixed Saturday, July 10, at /
O'Clock p. m, as the time ON which TO |
hold the primaries in precinct No. l.
The committee ON address announced |
that they had prepared and published the !
address as ordered.
A committee OF five was appointed to |
secure signers TO the club-rol. Messrs
Buchanan, y +. Warren and j NJ. Lyles !
were appointed.
A committee Of three was appointed
to secure seats for use in Godwinie
hall at the primary meeting
of the Second ward next Saturday,
On this committee were appointed I. Z.
Martin, w. III, Nanny and j, b. Field.
On motion OF j. l., Hill the following
resolution passed:
Resolved, that q committee OF three be
appointed by the chairman OF this club to
walt on Capt. Julian Field, chairman of
precinct No. |, and request HIM to pub
| llsh notice to the Democratic voters
OF Justice precinct No. | to send their
delegates to the county convention
instructed as to making nominations for
county commissioner, two justices OF
| the peace and one constable for said pre-
cinct.
The chair appointed on that committee
Messrs, j l.. Hill, T.. p. Martin and j. G.
Richardson.
A resolution was unanimously passed
providing for committee Of three
whose duty II would be TO confer at once
with all other Democratic clubs In this
city and decide upon the feasibility OF
arranging a grand general ratification
meeting of Democrats Immediately after
the uominations,of the county conven-
tlon of July I next. Mossrs. P.Waltman,
i Drew Preutt aud II. G. Holloway were
so appointed,
The club then adjourned, to meet
again at the call of the vice president, In
the absence OF President Young.
THE THIRD WARD CLUB.
Last night the Third Ward Democratic
club met at the Boaz school-house, pur-
suant to adjournment.
A motion passed TO elect permanent
officers. A. j. Chambers was elected
permanent president; W. Il. Woodson,
permanent secretaryi w. j. Boaz, per-
manent treasurer, Upon call, Capt o.
S. Kennedy addressed the club In very
clear and forclble manner, setting forth
the true principles Of Democracy in q
logical manner. He said he is not OPP
: posed to the Farmers alliance OF Knights
of Labor, but does not think secret
political party can succeed, Capt. Ken
l nedy thinks that great good can be &C.
, compished by the knights Of Labor
and the Farmers alliance If politics be
: kept out OF them.
I Col. A. j. Chambers spoke briefly, but
. earnestly, for Democracy, urging the i'm
poitance OF full attendance at the prl
maries at O'Clock p. m, Saturday, July
l 10. melton passed that the secretary
; purchase book and record therein the
names of members and the proceedings
! of the club at each meeting. A motion
q passed that the list of new names be fur.
nished THE GAZETTE TO be published
Q The meeting adjourned.
: Following are new names added to this
, club last night: W. II. Gihblns, j. r
Witcher, o. II. Darby, J Nussbaum, f, ID
Southern, G. L. W. Melton, Thomas S
t Smith, w. A. Cooper, +. Il. Harrington
, w. j. Myers, Leon Bailey, r. IL. Tucker
G. w. earns, Chas. Matkin, DR.. M
, Matkln, L. w. Flory, Il. z. Hoefier, S. q
n Clark, j. b. Roberts, II. w. Rlggles, JEFF
, Rggles, G. Rlggles, II. IL. Burton, J., b
Slauter, Chas Smith, j. w. Morn, Jno. s
Kennedy, T. A. Webb.
FOURTH WARD ORGANIZED
: In accordance with call issued in TIL