Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-29
THE TICKET.
The Opinion If a Few Leading PoIti-
clans on the Outcome of the
Battle in November.
The republican Nominations SGIi TO
Fave Been - Sure aBd Fatal Bun
del-De mocrats Re joiciFg,
Scene In Irdianspolis when the IRteln
seEce OF His Somip alton Wss Cen
vsy.d 10 General Harrison.
DEMOCRATIC REJOICING.
srecial TO the Gazette.

srecial 70 the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, Jule % The Republi
csu nominations do not alarm the Demo-
Gratis in the least, and there is s general
good feeling prevalent 81 alorg the Dem
ccrstic line. HsrrisoI's record is not
strong enough to give him the entire Re
publican vote, and he will rot run we'll CD
the Pacific Cost. l! is evan doubt
&c if he can csrry Indiana. His
grandfather occupied the presidential
chair and tie Republicans are banking Oh
me ideA thers is luck n family trtdiii. rs
Tae interviews with prominent senator,
and congressman show that the ticket Is
weak one ana tners is general Iej oiSirg
rhat the convention has made SO su-C snd
Is Il . bluUGer Here sTa i few opinions
gAtAere1 On H. ran tn-liZa5:
g., Cken1iCee Of Arkansas: ~ thiCk
Conceal Harrison gives emphnei. 10 TIE
pOilt that il W9uid have been wise i0E his
psIty 10 keep in the background. HIS
posinon On the Chinese question is sucl
as 70 lose the PAc f. Slope. Be is 3 Is.
rs .ic Ct he bloody shiFt order for dep!Gr
irR the treIernai union 4 The states. He
has no personal magnetism or following,
and viii not Commend himself to either
tie judgment or the love OF
bis party. 1t is fault and OF = bitter
kind"
Bypum Of l. dlans: Harrison is E clean
man and ct good ability, and bis nomin {
ton VIII prove satisfactory 10 the people
OF InGians. 1 don't think his nomination
viii be any extra strength TO
the ticket In Indians. Harrison will
produces activity and great demonstration
by the Republicans, bul this will be ever
balanced by the Democracy uniting and
carrying the state"
Whitshorn OF Tennessee: "Glsd
MrKnlty WAS not nominated"
Cultivate Of Ohio: "He would make
q good President il elected bur he will
not be elected
Allison of Iowa: Excellent nomina-
ton. Harrison is one Of the grandest
men in the party"
Springer Ct Illinois: "Congrstulations
are due tie Democrats OF the country for
SUCCESS 20 the party il November after
learning OF Hsrnson's nomination.
Blaine was the strocgast candidate and
Gresham rext Harrison will rot receive
the elec ora! vote of New York, Csl!tot-
mis- or Illinois. Harrison Il gentleman
and the campaign ougAt rot to produce
any mud thrJ Wig"
Red Of Maine: "The nomination is en-
tiIely satisfactory. We shall fl sAt the bat
tie OF protection strength at the start
by one OF tn dlubtIul states. Harrison
and protection Will carry the west snd the
great industrial states Of the Paclfc
Slope. The convention HIS done its woik
we'll"
Grain: 81 I'm very glad Blaine was
rot nominsted. The nomination mast
lose New York to the Republicans.
Kugore: "H.rrison hiss never carried
IhdiRna In his lie, but be has 8 good
character. BE hss not sufficient csli5re
nui craftsmanship to win sgsinst our
Grover"
Lauhsm: "The nomination is not the
best the R publicsrs could have made
and 1t means defeat"
Martin: ayes, sir, we have the election
next fall, sure. No need to fght. The
Republicans have given up the contest il
nominating their candidate
DISAPPOINTED REPUBLICANS.
Special to TINS Gazette.
DENVER, Col June 25 The romina-
ton OF Harrison is 8 genuine 3iseppoint-
ment 20 Colorado Rpus!icars fer the
rsazon HAT thsY we're almost unanimous
IL for Biaine, and believed with the
greatest confidence that he would at last
be the nominee. The announcement
ct Harrisoh's nomination was
received IN dead silence by
ne crowds about the bulletin
boards, and no effort TO conceal the gen.
eral regret was attempted. Posters were
distributed, however, calling for ratif
csticn meeting, and tonight local orators
are pledgiug their hearty support to the
ticket and predicting its success. Bemo-
Gratis, on The other hand, express entire
satisfaction with the work of the conven-
DIOR, and are Offering to bet that Harfi-
son cannot CARY Indikna.
THE NEWS or THE NJ sIINATIoN.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, June 25-The
bslloting 81 Chicago and the prominence
OF General Harrison in the later votes of
last week had reused the liveliest interest
among the Republicans OF this city.
Sunday night kilograms indicating the
possibility of HE nomination this morn
ing wrought this interest TO the keenes1
point aud at the hour appointed for the
assembling CT the convention tie news
psper Offices and other p aces where bal
lenns were exposed were surrounded by
throDg5 OF people .r1lops to hear
the news. Tie result OF the sixth
ballot showing 2s1 votes Tor him
WAS received with enthusiastic cheers,
which were redoulbed whep thenext ballot
gave him 27s, A few nirutes si,tr l
O'Clock when it became apparent as TIE
roll call progressed thst his nomination
wss prooaole, the excitement in the
streets oecsme intense. When Tennessee
made his EoniT stiop cert,in.
TREMENDOUS CHRERs
broke form snd cro Hds from all the bul-
letin crowds msde frantic rash for
General Hsrrison's Law office on Market
street, shouting, waving hats, umbrellas
snd canes So they went. In al incredi-
bly, short tins Broad street WIS paved
Win Thousands of people excitedly
cheering, many OF whom rushed into his
caice, ctowding around him and cheering
tnems elves hoagse. The hslls and rooms
We're packed, and in front Of the building
Was s nass of people waving flags, hats,
canes and hsndkerchieis. a continu Us
stream OF people passed around The Gen
eral as he stood 10 the center Of the room.
Each man gave him s hesrsy shake of the
nend, but many were too excited TO give
zny expression to their feelings.
The General bore himself splendidly.
and TO each he extended his hand, smiled,