Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-16
COUNTY DETII'
Meeting ting p the gsu.,'
Rssoluils',ns, ''sss
So,ainaiin. 8 conven,,.,
10 and IL. soma
Hons ana AilIss,..

Pursuant to Tie e,l,
julian Feild, chalrm,a !, ny
Of TarrAnt county, ! n Z pl'ss:
asse en-. from the AZ. sS'''
eincts Of th's county MY .'s'' N
house in Fort Worn - =
O'Clock. The Q were M! ,s''sal,
Ian Field Of piecInet p,,s,sstl
man, precinct 2; ]. n yk3
precinct z. efc.n{
Capt. Field was Ma.
man, and w. M. T,r,ss leapsn
secretary. The flrss ~ h ,i9'a "a
meeting was the elec, Ss,''s
nent chairman, Of Tho zen IVY III N
Geo. w. Finger Of ARM, Saala.
mated for the position w "a
elected. The secretary y, ~. gn
lowing nenitl.}
PREAMBLE AND pss..
whereas, It Is Reported I. ~
county officers OF Tarrnne,1 wa, Wat ailh /.
nominated ut Daggetpa Nh "a n
worth on Tuesday njrht N, "A. n NED !
whereas, said Ticket VA Ivy w hi \
" OF tepF. sentative ijem,.. ~ tesD \, /
the names OF men VINO y" w " y
WIN our political Opponent 1n1afl e
Resolved, that we, tho n s,., slliIt
committee of Tafrant cnrr,. ''v1ilill
70 the support of the Der5oc,,. pl,dq
It's principles. 'oviaAe ID,
Resolved, that we will s..-
81 no party nor OF any nrsssspuII w
~ nominated candidales ., NJ N. y
par y: openly nominated ia ! ~ ".
Resolved, that We recomms..
county convention on the Xxx y
1850, Tor the purpose Of eiee,,.a 4
me state and Congressional y,
niFo 70 nominate candldatea fesn
hees In Tarrant cuunty. Az ~ ,a,'l5
other business as the cnnven,I.a. ut,t<
pcdient We. Recommend iva ~ n
day otJuly, us q suitable az wy
CO. W ntions In the yarious " ~ =
county. and urge upon the M KY nis
necessity OF attending them p'
A motion was made 10 AN. /
luton ''sE
Some strong objection sss,e
amble was raised by two 4, 1 n.
teemen, Messrs. Mitchell N
and a general discussion y q
ensoed, in which all present y.
in turn. rs
The gentlemen named con,s
an unnecessary reflection W0s \
in the preamble, aimed At d,
alliance of this county, and / !!
sion led TO something ia me- NH
explanation made Of tbe al. 4
famous "dark-lantern'l nv,
pared at Daggett's hsll, N u
said that at the midnight X,
the Knights of Labor arI n
members OF the Farmers ANN
on the 18th inst, q resolution =
passed intimating that the D,,,.l
meeting in no wise wished d X
i'll will OF the county Demos'3
rather desired their co.opeuss
Frazer said that the men via
him, had most strongly reer T
that a county convention be uls \
members OF the Farmers IN 4
knights of Labor, and that oi \
Democratic party did they "a
the salvation Of this cons
Mitchell continued 10 INK
the preamble aboye gim +
be misunderstood by tue majal,|
pie and be detrimental In ilsffaE
Mr.. Yates deemed 1t wlss,o
"TELL TIE TRUTH
in simple fashion and state 4
such as were given In the prsan
the action of the Daggtit h,.
would not be denied SIS setfarE
is the reason for plain expreshi
tine. MIR. Finger, permaDenl e
here assumed his duties. lfm
second TO the motion to tablelk
ton, a motion TO adopt was pAl
ricd By the votes of Feild, Yse
norman; negative, Frazer all
Upon motion the chalrnn
structed to learn cause Of aeH
bers of the committee.
THE BASIS OF REPRRsRsiin
at the Forthcoming conyentlOnI
at one delegate for every fig N
voters, or fractional part Of lVa
ON the Democratic vote castioi
in 1884. A motion was ps:sa
that THE GAZETTE and ons
this county publish these pa
The resolutions OF condeltin
death of Hon. Royal I Iyqas
chairman of this committee, va
and appear elsewhere Ia lhls ~
NOT on tbs BILLS
There was no further baArs
the meeting, but Mr.. Dan hlA.
the county commissioners
mission to put q question Y n
Messrs. Mitchell and Fraisi
their part in the Daggett ls =
Said Mr.. Parker; WI
were you present and DID ysa
in the Farmers alllal@
held some time since at Ero',
convention held at Fort Noi.
night of the 18th inst. was olG
After a long pause MI y
piled: 81 will have 10 deciNs
your question" h. 4,
Mr.. Frazer volunteered 'Ae
that he (Frazer) was presel.s
and Fort Worth meetings
places strongly opposed s'o'
political nature. ,.,s,v
Mr.. Mitchell said he deslaat
his refusal TO snsnsl,
because he was ~
nothing would here Os
these things, but DC \
opposed any disposition y
towards politics. 4.
Mr.. Frazer stated that Y la' !,
Daggett's hall was no. Y M
meeting OF the alliance ass
Iva gathering OF citizens wy VIZ Il
those present were ei!nsi ~ ~. n f'
alliance or Knights o. La'a
siders. noyt
Mr. Mitchell had IlrallI
mind to explain the mous Y, ~ \!
said; HThe Knights q /,
delegation to the allls 's.'3
; representatives be appo u.,,.
lance to meet in a cO Y. a
with the Knights Ia' ~. 4 II
. the farmers; the merlus as;sss ~
were then requested 70 ~
aud remain and uvs
knights in the capse's
pie mass-meetipg O
gether. This was done r.,'sIl
the Tarrant County i 'a,l
have never yet enleIeu,
the nass-meetlng res .,.I,s II
nominating certain p ,',,Ise, n