Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-15
STATE CONVENTIONS.
A Full State Ticket Placed in the Field
by the Kansas Peoples Party.
Byrd Elected Governor of the Chickasaw
Natlon-BOlt in the South Carolina
Democratic Convention.
BAILEY AT PLANO.
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Correspondence of the Gazette.
PLANO, TEX, Aug. l3.-Hon. ]. w. Bailey
fulfilled his appointment here last night IN
brilliant speech to an appreciative audience.
DoNLEY COUNTY SATISFIED.
Special to the Gazette.
CLARENDON, TEX, Apg. 1.-THE Hogg men
of Donley county rejoicing over the gen
erals ''walk-over'' in the San Antonio cOnven-
ton, while many are nodding significantly
they view the present political prospects.
TExARKASA REPUBLICANS.
Special to the Gazette.
TExAREAEA, TEX, Aug. 1.-THE Republicans
met in council here last uight and appointed
delegates to the county convention to be held at
DeKalb next Wednesday. 1t is reported that
they will put out a full county tic Eet.
BAILEY AT wYLIE.
Special to the Gazette.
WYLIE, TEX, Aug. E.-Hon. J. W. Bailey,
candidate for congress, who is now making an
active canvass of Collin county, spoke here last
night to 3 large audience. The gentleman made
good impression and was loudly applauded
throughout mis- address. He lamented the alb
sence OF his opponent, Judge Hare, and de-
nounced with Indignation the slanoerous charges
which have been circulated against him by the
friends of Hare. Mr.. Bailey speaks to- night at
Wildwood
CHIcKAsAw ELECTION.
Special TO the Gazette.
election held yesterday passed off quietly, not
withstanding the warlice demonstrations made
by both the Byrd and Paul parties. Byrd's
election is conceded. In Pamela county the
vote stood for governor; Byrd, Is; Paul, "A;
Burris, 8.
Special to the Gazette.
ARDMoRE, I. t., Aug. livery little reliable
information can be had from the polling places
to-day. There are no official returns yet, but
all seem to think Byrd is elected governor by
vote of three to one. The disfranchised cti-
gems lid not vote at any precinct except Oak
land. There they established polls of their own
and will seek redress through the courts.
KANSAS PEOPLES PARTY.
TOPEKA, KAN, Aug. 1.-THE Peoples party
by nominating the following ticket: Chief JUS
tice, W. Rightmire; governor, j. F. Willetts;
lieutenant-governor A. c. Shinr; secretary of
state, R. S. Osborn; state treasurer, H.
Biddle; attorney general, j. N. Ives; state
superintendent. Miss Fannie Mccormick; state
auditor, Rev. B. +. Foster (colored).
FLORIDA DEMOCRATS.
OcALA, Fla, Aug. 1.-THE Democratic state
convention met yesterday. Ex-Governor w. D.
clamation. Ex-Lieutenant- Governor Mabrey
for supreme court. The resolutions adopted
denounced the force bill and recognized in the
sub-treasury bill before congress crying neces-
sity for revision of national banking laws and
affordlng relief of some kind to farmers and the
masses.
SPLIT IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
COLUMBIA, S. c., Aug. 1.-THE Demo cratic
convention this morning adopted the following:
Whereas, evil-disposed persons, causelessly
hostile to the farmers movement and regard
less OF the fair name and credit OF South Caro-
lima, have caused to be relegated throughout the
press of the United States statements intended
to prejudice the general public to the relation
of the Democratic party TO the public debt of
the stated, and,
Resolved, by the Democratic party in conven-
ton assembled, that the debt OF South Carolina
is now recognized as public obligation of phi
mary importance, and in the future, as in
the past, will continue to have the fostering
OF the state government and should command
consideration of the investigating public.
The new constitution was adopted and the
plan OF primary election at this years election
for delegates to the state nominating conven-
ton defeated. Upon this the delegation from
Richmond, Charleston, Beaufort and Sumter,
composed of ti-Tillmanites, withdrew and
formed new convention and elected Hon.
George Lambbuist chairman, and E. j. Bren-
nan, secretary. They chose an executive COM
mittee to prepare an address to the people and
took a recess.
Laurens elected chairman. The convention then
adjourned sine die.
CALIFORNIA REPUBLICANS.
SACRAMENTO, CAL, Aug. lin the Republi-
nominations were made yesterday: For lieu
tenant governor, John p. Reddick of San An
dreas; chief justice, NJ. H. Beatty, present
incumbent; associate justices, g. @. Harrison
and G. II. Garoutte.
The convention nominated for secretary OF
state, E. G. Waiter state comptroller, E. P.
Colgan.
NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS-
BEARDsvuLE, H., Aug. H--seott Wyke
was nominated for congress yesterday by the
Democrats Of the Twelfth district.
IN THE INDIAN TERRITORY.
TAHLEcUAH, /. t., Aug. i.-Joel Mayes and
David Rowe were nominated for chief and vice
chief by the Downing party in convention yes
terday. and George w. Bsrge and Robert
Banch by the National ticket.