Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-25
sa7sTY DEMOCRATS.
..rt Comfy Convention Elects
'...,sg 70 the state Convention
ehs ADOPTS a Series OF
Resolutions
mozart Endorsed az . Dale.
Z, &c. national Convention at st.
cis y tn, Prohibition Question.

y. hss xs,,onsI Oonvsntion at st.
ris-rne prohibition Question.
v.on sundays Calay eo) Daily.
=, the delegates to the cognty
t eas,.tis convention arrived in the
gn0s,. Yesterday morning, but from 8
81 sn .s,ipcts the delegates were aot in
" noon. The place Of meeting
81 nsei Instruct courtroom and 1t was
q o'clock when the VOTE oegs n
~. convention was called 70 ORDER oy
iss TSsrter, chairman of the county
D. tic executive committee.
Dsnccn.ion of Colonel Seth Stewart,
o. n Psrker OF Birdville was elected
&c. Nv cn.irmsn and Mr.. 7. j. Pow
grPovIo o,t worth was elected temporary
srss,ry. so, q, A. M. Carter
% .s.irm.n appointed Q COM
o. II ave on credentials as fol-
rS@ " Chambers Of Fort Worth,
Fn ], Bronson Of Arlington ]
OPP Ss.nsrn of Birdville, W. q. Kim-
v n Rsdiord, and S. r. Msyes OF
rslsy., NJ WINNIE moved tb.t in
CoU II me fact that some of the county
nfT .,. were not represented on the
The convention, that II there were
tolor,,ts in attendance from those pre-
pa.. ,bey be requested to report to the
a's.s ,.,,Is committee, and that the COM
s.ss rscommend them IS delegates.
h. gssn me committee retired Colonel
IS,sgsrt and Hon. Henry M. Fur
~ .sS,essed the convention and dis
=. ..S the tariff issue, which they said
:. me oue question In the coming CAM
~. The speeches were greeted with
mi applause.
Nv, N the committee on credentials,
a as',s Ess IS follows, and adopted with
4. suendmeDt;
:. zou. !. D. Parker, Chairman:
vs YOUR committee on credentials,
Al he following list Of delegates up
, u, ST the Democratic primaries held
|, Tmr.nt county, May IL, 1888:
Frst Wards. A. Hatcher, Drew Pruit,
,P Ayres, S. B. Csntey. L. M. Prince,
"a Tidb.ll, John Dawson, M. W. Wsl-
NH c. W. Finger, DR.. George Jackson,
Z Tslley, Judge r J. Boykin and
jr,rsA, G. McClung. Thirteen votes.
Second Wsrd-R. M. Wynne, George
E,ndrcks, n. Harding, o. M. Kern, Il.
r Holloway, T. J. Powell, Thomas T.
West, Captain Lyle, r. 4. Rodgers and j.
? Smith. Ten votes.
Third and Fifth Wards-Dr. M. Mat
Nm clint Barr, A. j. Chambers, o. S.
kennedy, Rowan Tucker, W. B. Tucker,
James Nelson and Judge r. q. Orr.
Eight votes.
F,urth and Sixth Wsrds-K. NJ. Van
g,ndt, DR.. A. P. Brown, A. M. Carter,
Byte Jennings, T. Slack, Sam Furmen,
LIB. Fraser and ]. P. Woods. Eight
votes.
Arlinglon-fge votes-J. W. Ditto, M.
J. Brinson, W. q. Hart, G. a. M. Starts,
TB Collins.
Johnson Station, votes-John W.
Boy.
Subletts, votes-Eo representation.
Hndley, votes-J. P. Ayres, Sydney
Dsrnell.
BsnSroOk, vote-Price Arnold, G. J.
Petit W.
GRID, votes-Dr. r. B. Zachary,
v y obkin, W. B. Simmons, W. q.
Enbrough.
Gspev!pe, 8 votes-John Morrow, q.
Lewis, ] P Lipscomb.
Mitchell precinct, 8 votes-Seth
SsSsrt, c. B. Daggett, ST.. William Nc
Csn, ", S. Pendleton, M. G. Ellis, F. D.
Smith.
Pnirle Chapel, votes-B. B. Paddock,
S. O. Moody.
Smithaeld, vote.
Crowley, votes. R. Mayes, E. S.
Evans.
Keller, votes-R. B. Merrell.
White settlement, vote.
e0,E Grove, 8 votes-W. M. Cochran,
inonsS Hopper, Jacob Duringger.
Lnor, one vote-Newt Stephens.
Forrest Hill, one VOTE. L. Purvis;
uisrnsie, Sam Chapman.
Leonard, one yote-W. A. Hunter.
DIDO, one vote.
axe, two votes-J. F.. Winston and D.
4, Jones.
montgomery, one vote.
fsden, two votes.
mnlie Settlement-John Ingram.
., a,nsneld, four yotes-C. P. Graves,
";h, Wolcott. Hens Poe, John Bratton.
oioSllle, two votes-I. D. Parker, A
iEl Cnarley Hardesty, ]. W. Putnam.
Total vote
iou committee would recommend that
My Democrats from the precincts
ss.ls ne delegations have been sent are
rI'snl that they be sested IS delegates
ssSI the vote OF their precinct. Re-
PSduly submitted.
A, ]. CHAMBERS, Chsirmsn.
VI motion Of Hon. w. S. Psndleton
~ .ses on permanent organization
MI M ..ssoiutions Of five each, were ep-
'v p, oy the chair as followe:
Mn. %saent orgsnizstion-Hyde Jen-
NJ Drew Pruitt of Fort Worth, John
IA Sun o. Grapevine. Hens Poe of Mans
0, Thomas Collins Of Arlington.
", nsolutions-B. B. Paddock and K.
Inn :, OF Fort Worth, j. K. Win
RI ~ a age, Prince Arnold Of Benbrook,
tl.,n, a asI OF Kellsr, and VI. S. Pen
~ ~ Of Mitchells.
t,s,.a action, Colonel R. NJ. wynne sd-
ps.s. 49, NE convention in few brief re-
,s,, M, ~ which he stated that he favored
SSs.. Aaon in local, state and national
nj nj - !; Powell responded to q oall
esi,ss Vke l! the same strain as the pre-
u, speaKers. Colonel Wynne and
as,.sS wei we're greeted with loud ap-
ssrssefy time the name Of Cleveland
Nsioned in their remarks.
la suS u@mittee on permanent erganizs-
~ . SSOmltted the following report which
I ostcJ oraSker, Temporary Chairman Demo.
Esuh'y Convention.
nhlSSoca' cor Committee on permanent or
ssnno,.. oeg leave to make the follow
n. ~ recommend n psr6or q NAY