Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-13

and IN the state at large az well 10 mat
lest 10 all who are obaervant OF the ,vr.
slctent ehorts OF all opposing clements A.
democracy TO divide, distract and N noe,
sioic, 70 dislntegrate and destroy,
tae Party, but we know that every art ~
,ne uemagoguo Ia being used, and IN soma
instances we are sorry 10 saw. success.
iuiiy used 10 prejudice even yeteran
democrats against the organization. ANA
thc methods OF the Democratic parfv
ana the only party which has stood
w tne people and for the people since the
luungaton o. the government We do
s wv VAIN, ior the Democratic party per.
NNuvn, nnl iis fundamental principles
was founded aud those upon which 4,
must be conducted II we arr M nraser,a
Tree government. 1t has been lea ynto
mistake snd error but 1t has ou,llyed
ano VIII outlive mistake and error and
temporary defeat because is life II co.
/ existent with that OF free government M
y 'nls iand' Then we want organization.
and no halt-hcarted Organization. e,ibcr
we want IL thorough aud complete ANA
we most amicably aud respectfully nyoa
as The duty % every Democrat IN tbe
county TO take an active Interest IN she
matter Men who are not Democratic
sna never were, aud have no interest In
the community save their own advance.
avn's are those who arc attempting TO
I uelest the organization Of the party hv
srsing 70 mialead aud miareprescnt Dem.
| ocfais IN order 20 hetray ana defeat
Democrats, Lot tho ron 81 talles
avery Democrat has right, and Il n Ma
duty 10 go 70 the primaries. Lei each
primary convention send It's best Demo-
cratic representatives 10 the county con.
Nenuon instructed upon such questions
as y may be inclined tpinstruOt npon ana
pledge Itself 70 the support OF the nom
lnte5 oi the county convention, and let
Inc county convention pledge the aanie.
| 10 the Democratic farmers of tarker
! county we would say that Won consti.
| lpte The controlling elemont in the
Democratic party Of tho county and IL ID
en- insult to your intelligence for fault.
finders and agitatora to toll yon that You
cannot select from among the Democrats
suitable corps Of county officials.
You can control the nominating
convention Of Parker county and the
farmers can do the came In pVery other
Democratic county in The state. yon
have but 10 turn out To your primarles
and vote by eleoting delegates Go repre-
sent you In the county ana state eonyen.
lions. You can dictate the nomination of
| local ana state officers, construct Tho
platform to be adopted and IN every wny
keep control Of the party, which win he
IN effect, control Of tho state, for the
Democratic party does and viii continue
10 CONTROL Be true TO tho traditona Of
the party. Put mono but Democrats ON
guard Sgnod, w r. vIyRngrrE,
Chairman OF the executive eommItte
BY order Of the Democratic committee
executive 81 Parker county
June IL, 1884,
This expression from the committee
men who represent every district IN The
county was not at all alarming They
we're satisfied, when the time for voting
came that all true Democrats would not
forsako their party as claimed by tho
onico.scehors noW go buSiiy enqarea n
starting what they call the peoples party.
which some OF the speakers referred 10 as
tho meeting held IN the city on the 9th
inst, IN which nine of the Knights OF
Labor, nine OF the Farmers alliance and
nine outsiders assembled and ar
ranged for an oif.hand primary 10 be held
on the fth Of August next, for the pur.
pose OF selecting the best candidates for
oillce.
BELL. COUNTY DEMOCRACY.
Special TO tho Gazette.
DELroN, TEX, June l2,--A majority
OF the lawyers Gt the Bolton bkr met THIS
evening and unanimously lndorsed and
RECOMMENDED Capt. Waiter Acker of
Lampasas for the position OF attorney.
general. Capt. Ackor Is IN this judicial
district, and is a general favorite.
Judge w. A. Blackburn OF Burnett IA
frequently mentioned IN this section as
the proper man for supreme judge.
The Democratic executive committee
OF Bell county met to-day and called the
primaries to meet on July 7, aud the
county convention on the goth Of July.
The meeting Of the executive committee
waA quite harmonious, and II was gener.
ally thought the Democracy of Bellcoun
" is stronger now tnan ever.
INSTRUCTED ron Clint.
special to tho Gazette,
MESQUITE, Tx, June PAT the
primary held here TO elect delegates 10
the Dallas county Democratic conyen.
tlon, 10 be held IN Dallns, the delegates
were instructed unanimously for Hon. q.
II, Clint for encouragement. There
were no other Instructions. At Long
Greek the delegates are instructed for
9. u. clint for att0rney-general. At
North Mesquite the instructions are the
same. AZ each place d resolution against
holding congressional convention Ia tae
Sixth district was adopted by large ma
jorities. Scyone instructed delegates
same az other boxes reported for Clint
alone
GRAYBoN POLITICS.
special 10 the gazetto.
SHERMAN, Tx, June l2.--The most
pronounced sentiment thus far developed
IN Grays0n county for state officers seems
70 be about thus For governor Swain
~ clearly IN the lead and his friends say
he Is sure 20 be lreland's successor.
Carlisle IL the unanimous choice 81 the
county for state superintendent Of ed
ucatiOn.
Clint OF Dallas has hosts Of friends
who Will help him heartily In the race for
encouragement He ~ the only man
talked Of here for that Office
For commissioner Of tbs land ONCE,
Dick Hall Of Williamson has the bulge on
every other candidate.
SWAIN INVITED.
80 49, 90.