Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-18
|GdF IN THE FIFTH

a on his ~, ,nost striking feature
pston;; ,,nomy is a fine halle eye,
n Pn!,l,.,as when be warns in the
sc emu sslk He is not a polished
Of ul' t , he always handle the
nr ~ tenderly, yet ne is I'M
De sneaker Of uncommon force.
aly - pickett he made perhaps
rePy .ecb Of his life, and time and
y Wing rang with cheers. lie
ae sntbnsiasm and imbued his
VIZ ,sith the same spirit. He
g ,st thoroughly en- rapport with
y M they listened as If mag
Prei7 ,ssce Hare began by saying
80. S' not self-brought-out candi-
VI nsd been solicited to run for
y ,,nm every quarter OF the dis
= IT, hIs case IL was the Office
nu ~ man and not the man the Of
. y. county, he was proud to
Y, ~ Ssr IS, 900 people, had Endorsed
,.a,s CLAY, Rockwell and some
n9oaI,owed suit, and 1t was said
io I'VE ago that he was going to
wslk.oyer. The speaker knew
Va knew that the man VINO had
,ononolies and corporate power
an years would not be allowed to
~ Uni imposition. National banks
svsrsly criticised, the encroach-
ss,he federal courts pointed out
,vranny of monopolies denounced.
n,rrency, Judge Hare advocated
\. unlimited coinage OF gold and
.rd the issue of treasury bills on
rold and silver held.
/. peroreation Judge Hare alluded
= enisode in his personal career
Z nm enthused the house.
pIcKETT's REJoINDER.
q pIckett then made u short but
mioinder, in which he intimated
ACE Hare ought to have left 1t
,,ooe else to praise him, that he
MA eulogize the Judge but the
Mit so eftectually as to leave him
nothing to say.
|ro,ion q committee on permanent
Il ntlon, platform and resolutions
IOpoInted ana the convention adj
kdtill s p. m.
NIGHT SESSION.
be the convention met after supper
Known that the contrasting delega'
.om Cooke, the one that got left al
,ston, had got in its tine Italian
work and compromise had beer
NJ whereby each set was to be seat
4 each allowed half Of the clever
Of the county, or five and hall
Just how this result was reached
natter OF speculation, and what effecl
n have remains to be seen. The re
N the committee on credentials was
st work of the night session. /
ed the Archer and Baylor count,
es to vote and divided Cookies yott
" IS stated above.
THE COLLIN VOTE.
Regard to Collin, Mack and his advo
4 we're Internationally bounced.
hi. Stotts of Montague brought in
Drlty report favoring the admission o
Mack crowd, but was sent winding
b Mack begged leave to speak, whicI
convention good-naturedly grantee
HE Collin county orator proceeds
Bout. He is mott bad talker eithe
Interested the audience immensely
shey fred questions at him right an
and showed him such little mere
R.o get rid of the pressure he, lead
&lc anecdote and stepped down. Ii
|iorced to admit that his faction ha
Spnblican on it's ticket.
Hen Kraig OF Collin rose to answt
BE iayed Mack mercllessly.
&hie waiting for the report OF the con
tee on credentials, j. W. Bailey {
tesyllle was vociferously called TO-
B talented young lawyer delivered
snidcent Grafton in defense of Democ
Il Men shouted themselves hoars'
racket could have been heard &c
Rks away. Mr.. Bailey has ever
plSte Of an orator. His mental Ell
2ment' are OF the highest order, an
personal appearance is SINGULAR
king. lie is everywhere spoken OF
Of the rising men of Texas and is IA
ping state reputation for the bril-
By Of his oTatory.
lac committee on permanent organic
came iu with their report for perm
4 chairman and secretary. The
Pmmended the gentlemen who wei
fporarily elected to those offices
fben Hardin of Montague and w. I
Rllenger of Grayson, for vice-pres
rs; and d, j. Kendall and j. v
pre-, sergeants-at-arms.
aAe resolutions, which were short, i
=sed the Galveston platform and nom
and contained quarantine plar
N reference to cattle.
y THE NOMINATION.
". Bemusdoffer then arose and mat
4usng speech, nominating Judge Sill
B. McCready of Grayson sccond'
aomlnation.
&vdge J.W. Patterson Of Wise then p
Lame OF Col. Pickett before {
~ He was ably seconded by E.
y OF Denton, who made an enthu
IA talk.
Humphreys Of Wise also second
1fs'lgs nomination.
#M X V, Bell of Cooke then put
saltlon Judge Barrett of Gaine
flaf.
w candidates were then numerous
saaed by various delegates.
laally the chairman ordered the bal
AIKEN and amid GREATNESS silen
sAl Of counties began.
.cue vote was as follows;
SSH,yson Hare, 49,
asi,ln' Hare, I; Pickett, Z
coke. Barrett, IL.
cisy' Hare, 2.
|sD ,I Pickett, 10.
Apnlague Hare q. pickett g. III