Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23
C0i0SIXIS& INBItNs.
QIay'5 K ossr Wi.h eva III 9TH aud Pinch
bscx-cLs rt1oE lvered-Wanama-
aet's Bureau.
New I.r2 Tin es.

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New .rs Tin es.
| Senator German sad 81 the members
Of the Ia LEGAL Democratic campaign
COMMITTEES sre Or atty pleased with the
remarkably large registration this year,
es2cc.ally Ia Vie assembly districts which
slIaYe give great Democratic mai orities
! Governor Hill yesterday took plins to
sssure tvory3ody who called upon him
.hst N3S York would give Cleveland And
Thurman plaFslity Of 10 600 at iasst
| rs m0deetiy dec.ined to IS, anything OF
Els {" IN chances. His i)urne7to Iuti.Ds
SD b.cs, he adde3, had convinced him
ga. tafi3 Ioiolm WAS strong IN the west,
ard thaS not only 1gdisus but other
slsies, Rep lbiican IA 1854, would cast
s1,i- electoral votes for the Democratic
csGLida es,
T3cGe Is 10 doubt, however, thst the
2aru1lcans are msking desperate a.
! ON 9:s 20 carry Indiana, and ca lngenlus
sCAv ne OF colonization mas Just been dis
covered and its details sent to the national
| Democratic committee. When thoee
viz u Us R publican Statesmen, Warm Ole
| sGd 2 ,nclback OF Lcuiaisns, were in this
CITY ablus month. ago they endeavored
10 get Senator Q1Gy TO give them money
with which to carly Louisiana. For some
days ley pRfaded the corridors Of the
ith Avenue hotel aid told TO evaty o1e
Who would listen &c narrowing tales Of
De.Eocrstic ou:Tsees irti cted upon tas
innocent Republicans Ct Louisiana. Sen
| stcr Q1sy ives CbauIste, sna would n0E
give cen. t0IsTA Carrying the state.
they were very ei1naY, but Just b-foEe
t5eE depAEted they were observed to
brighten mp, aud " 26n they left they were
II very high spirits and exhibited much
| lager "boodIe" than they were supposed
30 have had when they came here
Back to New Of.eans they went. aud in
few dsys negro leaders from various
places in the state arrived sad conferred
with them. Soon there was ar urususl
journeying CT colored men 10 the aatsSS
and in the southern towns of ISaiAn.
particularly Cannelton and other places
| where there are c1oi mines they have sr-
rived il great numbers. In these coal
mines IL Southern Indiana alrlos. ell the
hands sre negroes, and to ecd to their
| number without suspicion Is compars
| lively easy. But now that the trick has
| been discovered 1t will be diN ;uls to
play. The Indiana Democratic s!ate
committe Will take stringent measures TO
prevent tho consumDstion tf the fraud.
| twas ss!d by the I'll las atthe N.,ionsl
Republican headquarters yesterday that
on Monday John Wsnsm.ker snd "Tom"
Dolen, the rich pills ielph!a Republicans,
| you'd tske possession If bureau in the
| headquarters, whore they would remain
| Until After the election in charge ci the
organ'z1tion Of the Republican vote in
| this ci:y The Republican "boI 8" Of this
city dc not at ali relish the establishment
Ct this "bugssu" by MesErs. Wsnsmaker
snd DolaR. Thy are certain that 1t
| means for one thing thst the Philsdel-
| phians will have the sole chargs Ct the
disbursement Of cSsh for election pur-
| poses. Ole CT them said last evening ::
"rhe real reason why Wenemsker ard
Dolsn Gre coming over here Is inst they
! will not trust the immense doodle
! which they have contributed absolutely In
| Qusy's hands. The Times wss right
when It said that their last contribution
Of $4,000 had 9 string tied to l., and
would only be good when 5000, 1000
| should have been contributed b; the Be-
puolicsns Of this city. That difficulty
IN 1t rstsnd, has been overcome, but
Wansmaker and Dolan havs go great
respect for Quey's smsrtness that they
prefer to have the handling Of their own
cash themselves" 1t Is understood by
Mr.. Wansmaker's intimate friends in
Phil.ds lphia that he is playing for no
less prize than the Sscre,srYship of the
Treasury in CAGE General Harrison should
be elected. A reporter Of The Tins has
been shown Q letter written to g gentle
man of this city in which he explains how
Mr.. Wsnsmaker will evade the pro-
visions of the statute forbi ding An i'm.
porter from holding the ofice-the law
which prevented A. T. Stewart from be
coming q member of General Grants
Cabinet. he Gays that he will place one
Of bis brothers at the head of his business
snd rel,rQui.h sll commercial pursuits
himself, even The importation OF ribbons