Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-05
THURMAN CYCLONE.
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chairman Of the delegation, said: Cunt
| We have locked over the ground and have
| seen in what direction the sentiment ii
cunning ana who is the best man, we csn
] not Say what vice presidential car 1idste
| re will support. II may be Thurman, il
| may. be Stevenson, 1t may be Black, il
| will not be Gray"
The Pennsylvania delegates met this
| morning, and after organizing, took +
/ ballot to ascertain its choice for csndi-
date for Vice President. The roll WIS.,
called aud Thurman was voted for unan-
imousiy.
OGe II the striking incidents this morn.
ing was the course pursued by some OF
she Ohio delegation. For example,
James D. Retsllle Of the Thirteenth Olio
district, declared himself about as fol-
| lows, whenever opportunity ofsred: ,sl
.m one OF the OHIO delegates who il
strongly opposed to Thurman. 1 come
tight from the district. too, and
know that many are Of my
| opiaicn. It is the creates.
nonsense to talk shout Thurman being
| Vice President. BE is al old m,n who
| can never fill nDy Cffice scceptsbly. W.
| WHO know him personally, think it to-
| height OF crue IS to put him forward, o.
| veil as CREST mistake politically. Ter.
Is absolutely no chance whist yer Of o 1io
going Democla ic, as the hsg issue has
oeen so tnor0ugniy "Jikeu oy Foraker a.
TO insure a REPUBLICAN mi gity Of fl on
| sc, 900 to 40 600 We ali know this anc
70 not want 10 put up Thurman to he
fesrially besten in his own state. S
'iTopg is this feeling that 1 know there
I
self, who will rot vote for Thurman ul-
iey any circumstances, ard will Il pcsei-
Die prevent the s'ste from being unit.
TIE TEMPORARY ORGANIz ATOM.
Sr LOUIS, Mo, June toe national
Denoc sic committee held rqeeLi
the Southern hotel this sfternoon for the
purpose g providing for the temporsr,
organization OF tae convention to-mot-
row. AL tie states and territories, az
we'll az the District OF Columbia, vert
represented by accredited members OF BY
proxies. The proxy OF Daniel NJ. D'Ck
uson Of Michigan was held by Mr. Mt
.er Of Oregon. Mitchell was ell, Geo
. member from Wisconsin to fiji the
vacancy caused by the reclamation OF
Postmaster General Villas. Gir. TaIpeN
Of Californis presented the name OF
S. NJ White Of that state for Temporary
chairmshship, and Mr.. White was unan1-
mouslv elected, no other name os,ns
brought torRsrd. On motion OF M
Semple OF Alabama MF. Fred o PnLc
OF Massachusetts, the present secretary
Of the committee, WAS unanimously elect
ed for secIetary, under the TEN porary
organization Of The convention. Tnoues
7. Peteet 0; K=nluckY, readins
clerk Of the national House OF Repcesen
tstives WAS selected as chief IeadiI e
clerk and will be assist "a by corps OF
assistants. z. D. Dickinson Of NV
York WAS appointed ficiel stenogrspher;
Ralph j. Bright of Indisns, se,gesnt-a
arms; and Daniel Able Of Missouri, CHIEF
door6eepsT. After tsgIIg sction 10 Nc
to the equitable distribution Of tick, ts
among the delegates, the committee &C.
burned until tc morrow.
M OPPOSITION.
Thurman will be pomina' ed Vice Pres
dent without cODts St. Suptsy night
inc supporters OF Governor GRAY we're
full Of nope, but tonight they sdnit to
,neir confidential friends that the Thur
man cyclone is sweeping every ming
before it. They kept up a chow Of .fi2hi
durir g the day, calling on the New York
and ctIer delegations and repeating tbt
speeches made yesterday TO the
A part of their tactics,
too, wEe the wild b1l rather
Intellectual shouting Of the Hendrit k
club bows IN the corridors Of the hotels
They hurrsbed Justify for Gray, but mste
about 81 the Ioise themselves. TIE
Thurman breeze developed into rornsd0
this morning wien the New York Cit
the County Democracy sid
Tammsny marched through the reefs
for Thurman. The TsmnanY-
ties were most
LOUDLY CaEBREp BY THE THRONES
on the sidewalks and il the hotels, snd
within half an hour the Tammspy men
were bosily eDgs ged helping their Pacific
coast lends In putting rcd bsndsnss on
the coats Of oil She multitude. This
Thurman emblt N is everywhere to he
seen, snd the nomination of Tnurmsn Is
IN all sides. Sunday night
the friends OF Governor Grsv were en-
cour.ged to believe that Congressman
S :ott would mot sh " his band on the
vice presidency They set much store by
the we'll authenticated statement that the
President had refused tc EXPRESS eny
onA cSSbS " u.GlCIf Hbit~
lug until he could vivid up certain liGtle
matters which he hsd IN hand. ans this
he gave the Thurman movement
such boost that the IndiSpa men were
sll but run Of the Il Id. Scott persists |
IN declaring tnat Thurman IL not the al
candidate, bat adds that
Thurman
WILL BE Nj MINATED
because the party wants him aud he
cause be is the strongest candidate. H. |
q limits that Thurman is MS personal
choica, but denies that the President is |
N any wsy committed to the movement |
Still, for all pFscEicsl purposes the Pres |
idsnt may os wei De Committed TO Il, en0 |
the greet mass OF Democrats believe the |
ticket will he Cleveland and Thurman,
BE- cause the President 30 desires Il.
The Pennsylvania delegation held o |
meeting this forenoon, and sfier its at-
Jurnment the encouragement vas made |
nat two-thirds Of the delegates from the |
Keystone state favored the old Senstcr |
AMI that the minority would vote for b N
under The unit rule. This OF
course meant that Scott has thrown
n.s STATE for Thurman, sna when the fact
became generally kaown there We. no
Iopge. any doubt OF t1e success OF the
Scot DTOgr.mne, Following the news