Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-02
READY FOR 4 ROW.
Steve Dorsey Going to tbs Chicago
Convention to Make Trouble in
the Republican Camp.
The ProhIbitfsnisis Nominate jain
Brooks Of Kansas City fer Vice
President and Adjourn siae Die.
ID. e. Fowler Nominated By the Democrats
Tor governor OF North Carolina on
the Twenty. Third Ballot.

Steve Dorsey Has an AZ TO Grind.
Special to the Gazette.
DENVER, Col, June 1.-"Steve" Dor.
sey, the ex-star reuter-, at present one Of
Inc cattle kings Of New Mexico. arrived
here Yesterday from his ranch ct Palo
Blanco on his way to the Chicago con-
vention. He is going simply as s spec
tator, but IL his statements are to be be-
lieVed be goes "loaded for bear" and is
confident OF his ability to bring down
some good sized gzms before his return
west.
Since his arrival in Denver he hiss on
several occssione "given it out cold" to
more than one OF his friends that he In.
tends to make trouble in the Republican
family this fall or at least employ all his
enorts In this direction as return
iaVoE Tor the shsoby treat
ment he alleges he has received
at the hands Of the party, both
national as well as territorial. In con-
versing tonight upon the result of the
Chicago convention he said ne had no
ides whatever regarding the probable
choice, although ne himself had some
preferences. but under no circumstances
whatever would be support
JIM BLAINE.
Dorsey has never had the most kindly
feeling for number Of the Republican
managers since the conclusion Of the ia
nous star route cases at Washington, in
which he SO prominently figured So q de-
PENDANT st cost Of over $500. goo, and
during which he now clsims to have been
deserted by some Of the party leaders
whom he considered as his friends. This
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fed by the snub given him by his party in
New Mexico during the last two terri
tor!sl campaigns. Since his resi-
Montezlms he has unsuccessiully
endesvored to control the political
machinery of the territory, and both he
and his friends have spent no little
money to accomplish this result His
candidate for delegate to Congress,
Colonel Rynerson, now q member Of the
national committee, was overwhelmingly
defeated four years ago By Anthony
Joseph De Tevis, who two years later
sgain defeated Dorsey's candidate,
Colonel j. W. Dryer, In face Of the fact
thst the territory had always been con-
sidered
STRONGLY REPUBLICAN.
His Washington experience, coupled with
his repeated defeats at home, has aroused
the spirit OF the old campsigner and he is
now ready to run up the black fl,g and
battle for revenge.
A prominent Colorado Republican this
evening while discussing Mr.. Dorsey and
the course be proposes to pursue said:
"His angry threats about going to ruin
the Republican party and defeat the
choice OF the nationsl convention Is alb
surd and will have no effect whatever
upon any part Of the Republican party.
1t is apparent to all that Dorsey is on the
decline, he is growing old very fast, his
sight is rapidly falling him and his
nervous system is suffering greatly from
The effects Of high living INDUCED in dur
ing his political career in Washington,
and which hss been continued since he
came to New Mexico. Above all he has
no money with which to carry on the
fight even were it possible for him to
make one. Dorsev's principal trouble ia
bis dissatisfaction with the retired life he
is compelled to live ION his ranch. His
inability to again get into active politics
makes him sour and cranky upon every
subject, and this LAST outbreak Of his Will
be taken by the people more as the COM
plsints OF 8 spoiled child than 1.-THE
thIeats Of an Influential politician"