Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-17
The chairman for the coming two years
is R. s. Legate

The chairman for the coming two years
is R. s. Legate.
CHAIRMAN FINLEY's INSTRUCTIONS.
Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX. Aug. l6.-Iustructions
to the members OF the state Democratic
executive committee from their chair
man:
The chairmen OF the Democracy of the
several senatorial districts in the state
recently elected by the state Democratic
convention and constituted the executive
committee of the party are expected to
at once assume supervision of party or
ganization in their respective districts,
and where senatorial conventions have
been already called to hereafter meet,
the newly elected senatorial chair
men will attend such convention and
preside over them until temporary or
ganization shall have been perfected. In
some of the senatorial districts of the
state the senatorial conventions have
elected chairman of Democracy of tine
districts. This is departure from our
system of organization, and it is hoped
that no person so chosen will insist on
the performance of the functions devel-
oped upon the members of the state ex-
ecutive committee by the state conven-
ton, to the end that our methods of or
ganized action may be uniform through
out the state. Respectfully.
J. WEBB FINLEY,
Chairman State Executive Democratic
Committee.
OKLAHOMA DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICANS
Special to the Gazette.
OKLAHOMA CITY, o. T., Aug. 10
The Republicans of this county nomi-
mated Samuel Murphy, a lawyer of this
city, as candidate to the assembly TO
fill the vacancy caused by the recent
death of Hon. Charles Burke.
The Democrats in county convention
to-day nominated Maj. Moses Neal for
the same place.
The governor has called for the special
election to take place on the 23d inst.
Both candidates are excellent represen-
tives of their party, aud the race will be
hot and close.
At the Democratic convention to-day
thirteen delegates were elected to the
district convention, TO be held in Guthrie
next Monday for the purpose OF placing
in nomination candidate for represent
alive at large, to fill the vacancy caused
by the death of Hon. Milt W. Reynolds
Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX. Aug. 16.-The TraYis
county Republican convention was held
to-day. and resulted in the same old
procedure of nominating some indie
pendents and indorsing some Democratic
candidates. William Easton, coIored,
was chairman, and resolutions were
adopted recomm ending Hon. j.
b. Rector of Austin to
the state Republican con-
vention for governor. The convention
nominated Judge j NJ. Breckenridge,
present incumbent, for county judge, A.
R. Morris for collector, Frank Brown
for county clerk and Ed Anderson for
treasurer. Ed Darlington, colored, was
nominated for representative to the leg
stature. The convention was dominated
by the DeGress faction all the way
through.
SPEAKING AT NJ KINNEY.
Special to the Gazette.
MCKINNEY, TEX. Aug. 16.-Hon. J.
L. D4ggett, can iidate for tloater from
Collin and Denton, addressed an i'm
mense audience here to-day.
Hon. J. W. Bailey is making n re-
markable canvass in Collin. Crowds go
from one speaking point to another.
Ladies in large numbers turn out. Pic
mics are given in his honor and enthusi-
Gsm is kindling.
The Macedonian cry has gone out to
Washington for Judge Hare, and his an
nounoed return is hailed with delight.
The boys look for fun from now until the
23d.