Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-13
THE BATTLE OF '92.
utterances OF the Organ of the
Kansas Farmers Alliance.
Interests of People OF the West and
South Identical-Iheir Forces Must
Be Consolidated
The Late Republican Candidate for Lieuten-
ant.GOvarn"r OF Texas rs TO the Cause
of the 6. o. P. landslide.
CASS COUNTY.

IEA. NOV. ll.-lue foto VI
Cass county gives Hogg 1927, Flanagan
39l. Other officers in proportion. Our
representation has heretofore been seven
votes but now reduced to six. Ins tead
of this decrease. by proper effort We
ought to have gained at least two and
perhaps three votes. There was no OPP
position to the county ticket, end this
produced complete lethargy on the part
of the people, as the vote was much
lighter than that poiIed in the primary,
there being difference of over 700 in
the vote cast for Hogg. The commission
amendment is something over go votes
behind Hogg.
FUTURE or THE FARMERS ALLIANCE.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Nov. l2.-ln its
issue this week the Farmers Advocate,
official paper of the Farmers Alliance of
Kansas, has the following to say OF the
future OF the party:
1--WE shall at once commence to mar
sinai our forces of people for 1892. In
this great work there are many preju-
dices to be overcome; sectional lines
must be abandoned: interests which are
Identical must be brought together, and
the combined forces of the agricultural
and lahoring classes must be CONSOLE
dated against the forces of corporations,
trusts, syudicates and moneyed aristO-
Gratis. who have for years Toasted on the
substance OF the people. The coming
contest will not take place between
Northern and Southern sections of our
country. The interests of the people
West and South are identical and their
political forces
MUST BE CONSOLIDATED
against the power of corporate greed.
The professional politicians of both par
ties, both North and South, who have
devoted their lives so assduously TO the
promotion of corporate interests, recog-
nize that this union of two sections Is in
great danger, that threatens the power
OF monopoly, and therefore constantly
aim to keep alive prejudices that have
estranged them only to prey upon them
and maintain political supremacy by
their alienation. 1t has been and is the
holy mission of the Farmers Alliance to
subdue this sectional prejudice. 1t is
full time for this nation TO become
united. Down with all sectional lines,
away with all sectional preiudces, let
the fire of patriotism that still burns in
the hearts of the people consume the
prejudices of the past; let one flag float
over us aud the one spirit SO perfectly
pervade our hearts that we shall be able
and willing TO stand shoulder to shoulder
i'll the great army that must make last
ing conquest of the hosts of corporate
greed that are following upon the stolen
substance of the people -
CLAIM OF INELIGIBILITY.
CHICAGO, liz. Nov. 1.-THE Demo-
carts in the Rock Island legislative dis
trict now claim that w. c. Collins (R.)
of that city, who received majority of
votes, is ineligible, not having been u
resident OF the state for the statutory
time. If this claim proves correct, it
will reduce by one the number of Repub-
licans on joint ballot aud give the Demo-
Gratis q majority Of one.
M'LENNAN COUNTY VOTE.
Special 10 the Gazette.
WACO, Ten, Nov. 12.-The official
count has been concluded and shows a
majority for HOgg of 2034. The COM
mission amendment was carried by 6S6
and the road amendment by 1893.
The total vote cast was less than half
the vote cast in the last state election
when Ross was elected by majority of
4l24.
NOMINATED FOR SPEAKER.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Nov. l2.-The
house Democratic caucus last night NOM
mated for speaker Hon. n. n. Glenn
ents.
A caucus on Federal senator will be
held next week.
RUsK COUNTY.
Special to the Gazette.
HENDERSON, TEX, Nov. 12.-The
official count for the county as given on:
to-day is, Hogg 1894, Flanagan 1890,
Heath 8.
For congress-Kilgore 1895, Fish 1045.
District attorney-Graham 1898.
Repre- sentative-Mekuer 1927.
For the commission amendment-S3T,
against ll+l.
The representative stands committed
to the commission amendment.
BAYLOR COUNTY.
OF the Gazette.
SEYMOUR, TEN. Nov. 1.-THE fol-
lowing is the full vote of Baylor county:
amendment pol, against 16.
Hogg 1886.
Congress-BaIly 1926.
Observation-Disclosures AS.
District judse-Cockrell 2S2, Cunning
ham, l65.
District attorney. W. Armstrong
43, A. ii. Craig IS, ]. A. Campb
279. j. q Willfong Al.
The following county ticket is eleote d:
Judge, s. J. Newton; clerk, ID. L.
Kenon; attorney, Marvin Turney;
sheriff and tax collector, s. Suttlemyer;
tax assessor. w. Nj. Beaver: treasurer.
]. J. Graham: surveyor, Sam L. Chalk.
GREER COUNTY.
OF the Gazette
MANGUM, TEX. Nov. l0.-This county
complete gives the amend lent go,
agaiustl7.
Hogg SAL, Flanagan 8. Heath 2.
Congressmau-Lauha $50.
RepresentatIve-J. n. Browning s55.
District judge-G. A. Brown 56S,
Duncan &. Smith 290.
The following county ticket was
elected: County judge, q. S. Huling;
district attorney. c. c. Wells; county
attorney, John W. Craig; district and
county clerk, j. W. Logan: sheriff, S.
q. Little; surveyor, J. T. Pollard; tax
assessor, J. n. Simpson; treasurer, s.