Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-26

VI sho D0Hiocrecy OF IeXaS, L would
then have ample authority in their opin-
ION To direct in matters of organized
action, and l would then be led to bar
the doors of our party against the great
body of laboriug Democrats of this state.
L am already asked by an affectionate
open correspondent to denouuce as the
enemies of Democracy the two agricul-
tural papers of the state, for the reason
that they are advising those of their
readers who have heretofore departed
from the Democratic fold to return and
share in the privileges and blessings of
Democracy; he would haye a Chinese
wall erected around those who can fur
nish perfect pedigree of past loyalty,
and depend upon the fruit of their IONS
for increase. have no such fears from
the farming, laboring element, as
would for one moment induce me to
seriously consider such radical action: 1
have an abiding faith in the Democracy
of the body of the agricultural voters of
Texas, and feel assured that they will
exercise the privilege of local self gov
eminent in party affairs, with as much
safety to purity of Democracy as any
other element in the state
/ would be as ready to condemn any
secret political organization or combin-
alton of leboring men as being an
tagonistio to Democracy, and with as
ready hand lock the door of our party
organization against them, as any living
man; no man who owes fealty TO another
political organization should have any
voice in Democratic councils, and if
there be any such antagonistic organiza-
tons in particular localities seeking adj
mission into Democratic primaries, the
solemn duty rests upon the Democracy of
such places to keep out the wolf in
sleeps clothing and preserve the purity
of Democratic expression.
In conclusion l beg to sound the note of
warning against the deliberately laid
schemes for bolts, and contests, and ad-
monish that open, fair, clean, honest
methods obtain in your organized ac-
tions. Respectfully.
N. W. FINLEY,
Chairman state Democratic executive
committee.
Tyler, Tex, June "a, 1890.
SENATORIAL CANDIDATES AT SHERMAN.
Special to the Gazette.
SHERMAN, Ten, June So. &C. L.
Potter and Senator Finley, candidates
for the senate, are addressing the people
here tonight.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Special to the Gazette.
Mt. VERNON, TEX. June 25.-There
has not been primary election or con-
vention held in this county as yet, but
there will probably be a call made for
in the near future.
LEwIsvILLE NOTES.
Special to the Gazette.
LEwIsvILLE, TEX, June 25.-The
Hogg club had another rousing meeting
asst night. They had secured the Hogg
and commission badges.
Hon. Hugh McKinsle, Denton county's
popular county treasurer, is in town to-
lay looking after voters, etc.
AN UNINTENTIoNAL MISTAKE.
Special to the Gazette.
JEFFERSON, TEX, June 25.-Your |
made an unintentional |
mistake yesterday when he stated that |
Mccall had failed to carry the county. |
lie has carried every precinct by an over
majority.
SPOKE AT BoYsE CITY.
Special to the Gazette.
RoCKwALL, TEX, June 24.-There |
vas grand picnic at Boyse City, Rock
vail county to-day, fully 1000 people be-
ng present. Officers of the Masonic |
odge were installed by Past Wastes Rev.
3. NJ. Bounds, who also made an adj
lress. Rev. Faulkerner made an ad-
Iress on the Sunday school work Mr..
;. B. Randell and Mr.. j w. Bailey,
andidates for congress, also spoke.
Both of these men have strong support
~ ~ 49, - 4
o decide who is in the lead
RED EVER COUNTY FOR HoGG.
special to the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, TEX, June 25.-Our
ounty convention yesterday was unan-
nous for Hogg and commission;
'endleton for lieutenant governor,
icCulloch for treasurer, Culber-
OH for congress, C. A. Culber-
on, attorney general; Capt. Jim Clark
Or the senate, and N. P. Doak for dis
riot attorney. Everything was very
uiet, as the convention seemed to be all
( one mind.
AS stated before to THE GAZETTE
led River county seems to have settled
5 past factions.
TOM BROWN AT WOLFE CITY.
pecial to the Gazette.
WOLFE CITY, TEX. June 25.-Yester-
ay, the 24th, was celebrated by the
Iasons Of Wolfe City lodge and adjoin-
lg lodges with picnic aud public speak
lg. The only speaker was Hon. Tom
rown of Sherman. Owing to previous
Engagements none of the other speakers
no were invited could attend Mr..
rown delivered a fine lecture in the
forming on Masonry, which was highly
opreciated by the audience, and in the
7ening he was requested to address
lem on the all absorbing topic of the |
ny, the commission and the race for
'vernor. He showed very plainly why
} was in favor of Hogg and the commits
on His speech was enthusiastically !
and one could easily see from
lat vast audience that Jim Hogg and |
le commission we're almost their unani-
Gus choice. Mr.. Brown is well known
ere, and was cordially and Hospitality |
Gated.
INSTRUCTED FOR HoGG.
ecial to the Gazette. II
San ANTONIO, Tex, June 25.-The
smocratic primary election for the
ecinct of Oakville, county site of Live
sk county, was held on the 2lst. The
legates were instructed for Hogg. The |
unity convention meets on the 18th.
DIDN'T PAN OUT.
ecial to the Gaze tie.
DALLAS, TEX, June 25.-The facts set
nth in these dispatches concerning the | ,