Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-07

tee appointed to report upon the form of
the state Democratic ticket reported in
favor of the following form:
Democratic ticket.
For the RmendT emit to artiels 10, Sec
ton % of the constitution relating to
railroads.
For governor, James S. Hogg.
For MISUNDERSTANDING, George C.
Pendlstnn.
For attorney-ge Charles A. Gull
berson.
For comptroller, John d. Mccall.
For treasurer, W. b. Workman.
For land commissioner, W. L. No
Gaughey.
For state superintendent OF public in
struction, II. c. Pritchett.
For amendment TO section 9, article q,
of the constitution.
Against amendment of section 9, ar
ticle 8, of the constitution.
For congress, district (here district
officers.
Here county officers.
The committee further recommended
that no other form of ticket be recog-
niZed for the Novembe election.
The following appointments for speak
ing were made 20 be filed by nominees
for state offices:
Pearsall, September "a.
Gainesville, September %.
Amarillo, September 81.
Colorado City, September 20.
Also the following for October
Ell Paso, October l.
NacogdOches, October =.
San Augustine, October 3.
Mason, October 4.
Sulphur Springs, October 6.
Mount Pleasant, October I.
Clarksville, October 8.
Marlin, October 10.
GatesvIlle, October IL.
Canton, October IA.
Mineola, October 10.
Giddiugs, October II.
Navasota, October Is.
Stephenyille, October 81.
Orange, October %.
Corpus Christi, November l.
The following resolution was adopted
on motion of MIR. Hudson:
Resolved, that the Democratic party
make an aggressive campaign, and that
1t shall be the duty of the chairman of
the executive committee of each sena-
torial district TO furnish on application
speakers to fill all appointments requested
by ali political gatherings in their respeo-
tive districts.
The following members Of the COM
mittee were present: Hon. n. W. Fin
ley, chairman; ] Y. Gooch of Anderson
county, James Mcdonald of Galveston
county, B. G. Bryan of Washington
county, E. r. Sinks of Lee county, Ben
AYres of Tarrant county W. Q. O'Bryan
of McLennan county Frank Andrews of
u all IF,hn Nf
Williamson county, l.. P. Brown of
county, Edward Dwyer of Bexsr county,
A. S. Clendenen of Fannin county.
BOSS REED INDORsED.
Special to the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Sept. en- the
great hubbub and confusion incident TO
the closing scenes OF the Republican state
convention yesterday evening, quite a
number OF important resolutions were
adopted which the reporters failed to get.
Among them were the following:
Resolved, that we as the state Repub-
lican convention now assembled in San
Antonio, Tex. do most vigorously, fear
lessly and explicitly denounce the out
RACES committed on the Republicans by
Democrats in various parts of this
stdl6J lHdL We CeusuFe Tue pTeseuI bldte
governor for failing TO subjugate the
perpetrators for the preparation of such
offenses; that we demand of congress
emphatically the enactment into law the
proposition pending in the upper house Of
congress, known as the Lodge election
bill, that the Republicans may have
legal chance to elect about forty more
congressman from the South.
RaaOlVp6 That this ron fiOn haP ri
IL indorse the position taken by the
speaker of the national house
of representatives, the Hon. Thomas B.
Reed; that this is a government of ma
joritles and that it is essential TO the ma
tion g welfare that a full fair and free
expression of the majority vote be
promptly obtained. We congratulate
ourselves and the country that under the
calm, strong and intrepid leadership of
the Hon. Thos. B. Reed this most desir-
able result has been obtained.