Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-29

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Correspondence 81 che osscttc.
ANsoN,TkN, June ~, Tho seven dele.
sA'cs elected from precinct No. 10
lcpfrsent TIE precinct In the county con.
aehs'on were instructed for Swala for
governor.
SENATOR DAVIS RrrIRns.
special 20 the Gazette.
HAiNRsvifiR, Tx, June % -CoosId.
eiaple surprise was created this afternoan
when y was announced that senator w
y Davis had rotifed from tho congros 4.
slonAl race II "a learned that this was
upNo ON account Of the senator's worry
feeble health He has contemplated this
STEP ever s'pco bis trip TO Georgia several
IMtsksago, bur contlngedin the race, not
Wishing to dlsappoint his friends. llisre,
uremcnt VIII DO a matter OF regret
throughout the entire district, "a no man
ever sought olilec With more aaitcrlng
prosgtcls OF success.
nAHNhN HKtrs THIN lNfoRMEn.
Special 20 the Gazette.
DALLAS, Tx, Juee rs. Barnett Gibbs
spoke " the people aealn Tonight on The
Issues Of tho day.
nm nor MKT.
special 20 The Eatotio
DALLAS, Tax, June 2S The Knlnhts
OF Labor aud farmers' alliance Delegates.
who were reported 90 have met satnrdav'
DID not do 60, and Il IA now atated lhai
no dcnnlte Time has been agreed upon,
The object q said meeting was 70 select
. congressional candidate
sKoner NEErlSu an GRANpvrnw.
special 70 the Gazette.
NR,NniIHw, Tax, June ga ioinl
convention ~ Knights OF Labor aud
farmers alliance was held az the han al
700 knights here to-day Tho business
was conducted With closed doors, and
from the best Information ohtainahie II "A
thought that the two orders have unitsd
70 try 70 control the primary, which h
called 70 meet on Saturday, July Il. II Ia
SAID lhry Will endcayor 70 elect their
chairman and send delegates OF their
choice TO The county convention, which
meets az CiebeFne on July TO-
cAtLAilAS COUNTY CONVENTION.
Correspondence o. thc Gaso,io.
BAIRD, Tx, June ~ Tho county
convention OF Callahan county WAS called
10 order ~ The oour,-honso SATURDAY
(2Gth) nj ale0p, m, by Judge u. a.. 81.
ONION, chairman Of tho executive commit
tee of Callahan county, Hon. N. Rush.
ing, temporary chairman, Mai. % Rich,
ardeon and Mr.. |. N. Jackson temporary
secretaries The temporary chairman ap.
pointed the following eommltlepsi A
eomltleee 81 five op representation, a
committee OF six on permanent otganlza.
tlon aud committee Of i've ON resoln.
ilons The temporary onicefs OF the con.
yentlon were made permanent hy the
committee on permanent organization
Judge u 4 Wobb read letter from
Hon ! N Browning, iorooasllng his
policy should he again represent thia
district. This letter was heartily an.
proved by tbu convention, The commit,
tee on credentials then reported, In
which they recommended that The
ropfesoDi&slou IN The convention should
be- one vote for each Twenty-Five
votes cast for the Democratic nominee In
the last state election, which gave seats
to thirty delegates IN tho convention. The
committee recommended that all
delegates from amy Of tho several pre-
cincts have seats in the convention. The
report was adopted
The convention then adopted resoiu.
ton that citizens present from any pre-.
einct not represented by delegates should
REPRESENT bhun pfcclDCtA,
The following resolutions, as presented
by the committee on resolutions, were
adopted by the convention
Whereas, West Texas heretofore has
been partially ignored IN our state con.
yentlons TO nominate state officers, ana
Whereas, We are fully entitled TO p0liti.
cal preferment equai With North and East
Texas.
/, BE II therefore resolved, that our
delegates go 70 our state convention IN.
structed 70 push the claims Of tho Hon
II u, Wheeler for lieutenant governor Of
Texas and 70 vote for him for such posi-.
ton ilr.t, Iast and all the time.
2, Resolved, that We recognize IN
Judge wheeler those qualities that must
bring him 10 tha front IN the line VI
those who Will govern as.
B. Resolved, that the nomination Of
Judge Wheeler by our state convention
for acknowledgement will add strength
10 the ticket and will be unanimously In.
dorscd by oil who may know him.
4 Resolved, that us 20 the candidacy
between Con Ross and w. j Swain for
governor this convention fayors Gen.
Ross,
o. Resolved, that We heartily indorse
lhc COURSE taken IN our Legislature BY
our representative, Hon. J. N. Browning,
and his candidacy for reelection,
Revolutions from Clyde precinct were
read favoriug county convention, but
were postponed M 10 action thereon until
other business before the convention waA
disposed Of.
The convention then proceeded 10 elect
delegates 10 the state convention 20 be-
held az Galveston IN August next, result.
Ing as follows j z, Maasis, J N. Rush
Ing, Harry Meyer, u. Richardson, n, n.
Jones, $, l.. Robertson and w. g. Powell.
There were efforts made ~ instruct the
delegation, but II was finally decided that
they 80 unlpsiructed except as 20 Judge
Wheeler for lleu.enantgoyefnor
a resolution heartily indOrsing e1.GOy.
o. NJ. Roberts late administration was
adopted With great applause.
resolution was then passed request
ing the Fort Worth GAZETTE, the Dallas
Morning News and the Callahan County
Clnrepdont0 publish tho proceedings Of
the convention.
IfARE'a PROSPECTS,.
spociAl TO tis Gazette,
snERSAS, TEX, June zs,.--The news
that reached here tonight Of the with.
drawal ~ Hos. W.D. Davis from the con.
greHsi0nai race cane like a clap u thun.
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