Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-15
THE CAMPAIGN.
Grain Speaks to a Large Audience at
Cuer0-flanagan at Bryan.
The Ohio Legi stature Meets In special Session
TO Weed Ont soma Of Cinclnnatl's
Corrupt Off clals.
SPOKE AT TAYLOR.

SPOKE AT TAYLOR.
srecial to the Gazette.
Taylor, TEX, Oct. 1.-THE Hon. Webb
governor lieutenant governor, delivered
long speeches at the opera house last night
FLANAGAN will get large vote here. also here
Will be heavy vote against the commission.
SPOKE AT coLLINsvILLE.
Special to the Gazette.
CoLLISsvILLE, Tex. Oct. l4.-W. p. Lamb
independent candidate Tor congress in this. m
Fifth district, made hours speech TO GU :
citizens last night. bringing in his claims ovet
the Democratic nominee, Hon. J. W. Bailey.
He thought the sub-treasury system would be s
grand thing for the nation.
Mr.. Crutsn giner of Denison, Republican can
dida e for state senator to represent Grayson
and Cooke. also made a speech which from the
amount of applause given him. seemed to take
well with both Democrats and Republica
Col. E P. Gregg. one Of G ayson's candidates
for county judge, closed the occasion with a
good jolly talk that no doubt got the good will
OF many Of cur people.
sTUMPING DENTON COUNTY.
Special to the Gazette.
LEwIsvrLLE, Tex. Oct. 1l.-Dr. j. B.
Wright, the independent candidate for state
senator from Denton and Col in coun les. and
Hon. H. A. Finch Of Mckinney, the Demo-
cratic nominee for the sIme office, still
gagged i'll a joint discussion of their aims in
Denton county. They spoSe at Shiloh last
night and at Waketon tonight.
HAMILTON COUNTY POLITICS.
correspondence OF lne GaZetIe-
HAMrLTos, TEX, Oct. ls.-Polit'os is at a
low ebb here, in county matters especially, the
principal c,n est beng waged for district at
toruey of this strict
BROWNING AT ABILENE.
Srecial 10 the Gazette.
in. candidate from this. the jumbo district of
Tex:s. for ie re: en'ative addressed the citizens
OF The Abilene country ut tine court house in this
city tonight.
sP AKING AT BRYAN,
Special to the Gazette.
BRYAN, Tex. Oct. l4.-Web-ter Flanagan,
the Republican NOMINEE for governor. AMI Hon.
Chales stewart. Democratic nominee for con-
lr-ss from this, the Fourth district, both spoke
here TODAY TO 4 large number of citizens.
OHIO LEGISLATURE IN EXTRA SESSION.
COLUMBUS. OHIO, OcC. 4.-rhe OHIO egisla-
ture convened in extra session at II a. m. and
after the reading of the call the joint committee
message, which was read III both houses and re-
ferred TO the judiciary committee and recess
10 2:3J p. IN. was taken The message sets forth
that the session was called because of the de-
plorabfe condition of the public Service at Gin
cinrsii and for he purpose of securing neces-
sary legislation to give the people en- oppor-
tunity 10 ect members of certain boards at the
November election. He says 1t is unnecessary
TO enumeTate the CHARGES of crookedness which
have been ma e, ana concerning which n
jority of the members are informed. The mes
sage says the time has come TO regulate. and. at
an a!iourned session, adopt q new charter for
Cincinnati, as already proposed. The governor
says the board started out all right but soon
became an objsc of suspicion and bad reyute,
and brought fourth press notices from Cinc,n-
II iii papers of opposite politics to the corrup-
tion IN granting of the frarchise TO Eastern syn
dictates. etc. and report OF numerous corrupt
The governor appeals to the leg
islature foF the restoration of home rule and ex-
pres ;es tine opinion that the members OF the
board should not be fearful of going before the
people tor election. I he message cites the F!
5 ate m INT of a prominent citizen that Cincin- !
natl has the lowest grade OF political morals OF
any city in the counIry |
GRAIN SPEAKS AT cUERo.
Special to the Gazette.
CUERo. Tx, Oct. H.-ope of the largest and |
most enthusiastic public gatherings which was |
ever witnessed in this CITY assembled at Turner |
hall last night to greet their distinguished fell
low citizen, Hon. Il. W. Grain. and hear him
speak on the political Issues of the day. A,
o CLOCK large torch-iight procession formed
heaGtd by the Silver Cornet band, the mi. itary
and fire &c so On fol owed by large CON
residence. from where thev proceeded with the
speaker TO the hall, after max rg several de-
tours through the princpu streets. BY the
wns filed. and Urge crowd was prevented fui-
ing sven s aiming room in tine hail. Mr.. Crain's
question, the compound ard bill, the Force bill
md the Republican misrule. His address.
while forcible and sensible, was one
l model of purify and diclion, logical force
and eloquent delivery, and the facts thIiled |
and Republicans alike. He exc
rated the Mckinley tariff law as a measure |
which attempted 10 reduce the revenue by ao-
'oute prohibition of foreign importations, as
;laringy inconsistent in its reciprocating fea-
ures. and inequalities and discrim nation OF
articles used in the South. He denounced the
,alumnies against the south as uttered by Re- !
pub leans in c. ngress, and wound MP with
most, eloquent peroration in behalf of the South
,rn rights and interests, warning the people
lgain3t the direct results of the odious force
Jill II 1t should become q law, and appealing to
heir manhood not TO lend aid and comfort to the
dangerous measure by voting for Republican,
md thus forge the fet ers which would bind
heir hands and hush their voices as in the days
" reconstruction, but to- rise n their majesty
md coUdemn this iniquitous bill that it might
lie stiliborn in the committees of congress.
Deafening applause greeted these remarks at
he close of his great and remarkable speech,
which consumed n 'arly two hours, and winch at
Is end LETT the audience spe4lbound AMI listen
ng.