Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-30

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Dh,AfrR, Tx, June 20 Tho nern.
WI hnes met at their nrmory last nich,
anN decilru to give plcnlc on the lin
~ jaw, Col swain and Gen Ross viii
90 Invited 10 speak, a. well az the canal
yates Tor congress- and the atatA snnn,e a,
tms dktflct The Rides have nleled an,
taolr team Tor tho Interstate drln Al an,
weston oa. the on & August ami viii
ori'l constantly until thai time
AclioS on rnr EXECUTIVE coMsi11yR
special 70 the Gazette
= NihnuRNE, Tx, Juae 20 The copntv
democratic executive committee hold Z
meeting IN the city yesterday. The corn.
mlttee concluded that IT will De best that
we delegsies 70 the national communion
sp0nld not DO elected at The county con.
Hanuon 70 beheld here next month ana Il
WIS accordingly agreed to roscind Ia muoh
% The call for the county convention
heretofore Issued by the executive com.
miltce as related 10 the aelectlon 81 dale.
gates by The county convention 10 A ron.
efesslonal convention, leaving no
selection ~ such delegates for future
confederation, Thle action Of The eNecn.
i've committee was prompted by A desire
10 deal Justly toward All whose names
may go before the congressional conven.
ton Tor nomination. II the dclenatea N
the congressional convention were io hc
selected ~ tba county convention they
would be solicited before MIR. Wellhorn
could have an opportunity To defend his
record aud state his views az MS on.
ponents have done. AS the connreeslonai
convention will not be hold until proba.
ply next September, there will be annie
Time 70 consider the matter OF election OF
delegates 70 said convention.
srMoN-ruRK DEMOCRACY.
special to The Gazette.
DALLAS, Tax, June 2a.---NeXt FRIDAY
the citizens Of oak Lawn win ornaniyo a
Democratic club. The object of IND
meeting Is % maintsln sImon.pure
Democracy In that precinct
NKw uAMrsHIRE DEMocRArs,
CONCORD, n. H., June 20 Tho Domo.
cradle state convention was called 60
order this morning by Charles " Stone
Of Tacoma, chairman 81 tho state com.
mltlee a large number OF delegates and
spectators were present. Permanent
officers were chosen, the president being
Col. Frank G Noyes OF Nashua, with 4
vlce'presldent for each county. President
Moves was escorted 10 the chair aud adj.
dressed the convention. AZ The conclu.
siGn Of hia address, the committee on
credentials reported that aa7 delegates
were present
resolution expressing sympathy with
WAS unanimously adopted,
The platiorm pledges support to President
administration aud 6onnratu
latos him upon his success, declares
devotion 90 the doctrines set forth
In the last democratic national
platform and demands that the rights
OF labor DO fosterod and all laws prrin,
dlcial 20 lebor DO rtpudlated, iavors the
principle Ofarbi,ration for the settlement
Of differences bet 9een labor and
capital 8els .ds tcn.henr law aud
weekly payments IN all manufacturing
establishments, denounces iawlossnes and
anarchy and the importation Of cheap
labor.
Tho first ballot for governor resulted
Ia the nomination Of Thos. Cogswell Al
was adopted indoraing the
efforts of President Cleveland and Con.
greSsmon Morrison and Carlisle and their
Democratic colleagues 10 revise the *.
sting tariff laws.
ROSS LAID Ur.
Special TO the Gazette.
WACO, Tx, June 2o--Gen Ross had
10 engagement TO speak al NaYasota TO-
lay, but was too III 20 leave home. His
friends greatly regret he has been com.
,elled 10 iofego 80 many engagements
NO DIFFICULTY.
special 10 The Gazette.
DrNIsoS, Tx, June 20. There ~
comment here over the
withdrawal OF w. o. Davis from the con.
recc, and people who claim 70 !
,e posted IN political matters say that
Judge Slas Hare Will have no difficulty |
low IN getting Into congress,