Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-20

had the floor and the voice of the chair
man could not be heard.
Fourth ward voted no.
Sixth ward voted one vote, no.
First ward voted no.
Fifth ward voted no.
Waren's school.house voted neither
way.
Trinity mills votes no.
Prairie Valley votes no two votes and
yes two votes.
Haraldson no.
The vote footed up as follows Ayes,
81; nays, 20. Applause SO the re.
port OF said committee was adopted
The report Of the committed on per.
m0nent organization was as follows
Your committee on permanent organi-
cation respectfully recommend j. W. AL
len OF Wesley Chapel for permanent
chairman and W. Il. Parry Of Dallas for
permanent secretary
Received and adopted
Moved that all speeches be
CONFINED TO THREE MINUTES,
over which their were some speeches.
Col. Holland asked that the minority be
allowed little privilege and not allow
them to be run over rough. shod. He
said that the few expected no fairness
and nothing but domlneering. That
this was an Unprecedented case
IL was moved that the report OF the
committee on permanent organization be
read, which was adopted.
Chairman Allen thanked the convention
Tor confidence conferred on him.
a resolution by Mr. Tucker was then
offered 20 instruct the delegates of Dallas
county 10 cast the entire vote Of said
county for Chas. 4. Clint for attorney
general, and Richard Morgan for supreme
Judge. Then a motion by Mr.. WOozen-
craft was made and seconded that the
name Of Mr.. Grove for superintendent of
public Instruction, and Gen. Sui. Ross
for governor be included.
A motion was then made by Mr.
Nash
INsrRUCrING uSQuALIFGEDLY
for Clint and indorsing Morgan for Judge,
Grove for superintendent and Ross Tor
governor Mr.. Nash asked that the dele.
gntes be not instructed for any Others, as
they did not want the delegates ham
pered by too many unqualified instruc.
tons.
Charles Fred Tucker said that he knew
that there had been caucuses and that
they had been in the interest OF Dick
Morgan rs well as Mr.. Clint. That Mr.
clint asked for nine delegates and allowed
Morgan twelve, which Morgan accepted.
Fnat since another caucus mad been held
which put all OF Mr.. Cllnt's friends on
.he slate made by the caucus for Mr..
Jllnt, and names Of parties who are
NOT FRIENDS or MIR. MORGAN.
He also said that il the convention did
lot instruct for Morgan that they need
lot indorse him, for they would not ac-
,ept 1t. There seemed to be no very
greet effort against Morgan personally,
tut they seemed TO be afraid to place too
many names before the state convention,
Sol Holland also stated that Mr.. Morgan
ia not want simple lndorse-
nent, but he must have full
Instructions or soothing, or what
pc SAID IS TO that amount. What Mr..
Morgan wants Is far open fight II that
y What they want 10 do. II they want to
slaughter either
LET II nE DONE HIRE
~ nome and not put too many men be-
lore the convention and have all slaught-
ered,seemed to be the sentiment of all the
speakers.
Quite difference OF opinion was found
70 exist. The resolution OF Mr.. Nash
Mr. fuckers motion to in
struct for Morgan as well as Clint was
then put TO the house and adopted. BY
adoption of this substitute the delegates
ire to be instructed Cor Clint unqualified.
" and also Morgan, leaving Grove
and Ross out, as this was the substltu.
lion.
Motion to adjourn lost.
Now moved that this convention 20
into election of twenty-one delegates by
ballot TO go to the Galveston state
1t was seconded and car
rled.
The following were
PLACED IN NOMINATION;
MoSsrs Burk, Crawford, Shepherd.
Splllm0n, Daugherty, Mcbride, Ciaryin'
Hendrix, Rowland Nash, Simmons,
tousted, Cherry, Dickey, Stewart, Car
'oll, Daniel, Fisher, Harrison, Cameron
md Strait.
Moved by Mr.. Alexander that the dele
rates be nominated by reclamation.
seconded and carried, The question
VAS put to the house aud the delegates
we're declared elected by reclamation.
Moved that the convention now proceed
o elect chairman OF the Democratic
county committee,
Mr. j. G. Ruger Of Mesquite was uomi
lated and elected,
Aresolution was read that all counties
ie allowed discretion as to whether or
lot they retain the ShortLlne conyicts
10 WORK ON roads or not as they please.
A resolution was offered Endorsing
,ol. j. w Ogloshy of Collin county for
which was carried.
A resolution was offered indorslnu the
iesion OF the Democratic party and
hedging tue party 70 support the Demo-
ratio nominees. Mr.. Holland said that
le did not want to pledge twenty-five
men who are
nERK TO TELL A IiE,
o ne moved 20 lay il on the table. No
oeond The vote was taken on the reso.
asion 20 ludorse the Democratic party,
to-, and carried
Resolved, that no delegate shall be al.
owed to designate proxy, but that all
acancies be filed by the delegates pres
mt, which was carried.
Moved aud seconded, allowing pre-
incts hve minutes 10 prepare their list OF
wo members for the Democratic state
Ommlttee, which was seconded, and on
elng put TO the house was carried.
The report was made and adopted.
The convention then adjourned
A BRILLIANT sCIgRalE.
~ Is whispered around BY a number OF
eiegates who are supposed To belong To
no alliance, that their best plan will be
2 support Gibbs Ia the county at the
congressional primary, II ono ran M had