Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-12

| SENTIMENT AT TERRELL.
Special to the Gazette.
! TERRELL, TEX. June 1l.-Jim Hogg
men are numerous in these parts. Hogg
clubs are being organized throughout the
county. In these parts it seems a fore
gone conclusion that our next governor
is to be Jim Hogg.
HUTCHINSON IS DATES.
Correspondence of the Gazette.
WILLIS, TEX. June 10.-The Hon. j =.
c. Hutchinson of Harris county Is billed
to speak at Montgomery the 18th, and
this place the 18th, for Hogg and the
commission. Capt. Hutchinson Is popu-
lar in this county and will have a good
hearing. Hogg is generally regarded
the favorite candidate, and with Capt.
Hutoheson Is support he will sweep old
Montgomery.
VOTERS INTERVIEWED.
Correspondence of the Gazette.
LEwIsyILLE, TEX, June 10.-Your
reporter took occasion this evening
to interview all the voters he saw, in or
der to get the comparative strength of the
suited as follows: Wheeler, IS; Hogg
Is; Cook, g.; Hall, l; and seven declared
they had formed no opinion. The above
list are nearly all citizens of Lewisville.
1t is said large majority of farmers are
in favor of HOgg.
IN NOLAN COUNTY.
Special to the Gazette.
SwEETwATER, TEX, June 1.-Poli-
tics is very quiet in this county. There
have been no conventions held as yet in
Nolan county this year. It Is thought
that on the commission amendment ques-
ton the people are about equally divided,
though about all recognize the necessity
of railroad regulation by the state. On
the question of the governorship, how
ever, the line is clearly drawn. 1t is Hogg
against the field, or any one of the field
against Hogg, with the Hogg stock away
above par.
BALLoTNG For CARLISLE IS SUCCESSOR.
LOUISVILLE, KY. June 1.-THE con-
vention to nominate candidate TO sue
coed Carlisle is still balloting with every
thing still uncertain. The latest iudica-
ton is that the country delegates will
consolidate and by the help OF, few
CoYlngton men nominate ex-senator W.
w. Dickerson of WiIllamstown.
ARKANSAS UNION LABoRITEs,
LITTLE Rock, ARK. June 1.-THE
Union Labor party of Arkansas was in
convention here yesterday with about
thirty-six delegates present, represent
ing thirty three out of seventy-fiv coun-
ties. The following state ticket was
nominated: Governor, N. B. Tier;
secretary of state, J. NJ. Pitman; audi
tor, o. s. Jones; treasurer, J. T. An
drews; land commissioner, c. NJ. 8.
Cox; educator, T. NJ. c. Birmingham;
attorney general, 7. P. Chambers, COM
missioner Of agriculture, G. B. Farmer.
THE LOUISIANA LOTTERY QUESTION.
BATON ROUGE, La, June u.-W. A.
Crandall, chairman of the Democratic
central committee, last night wrote a
letter to State Senator Foster, leader of
the anti-lottery faction in the legisla-
tnre, suggesting as means of settling
the lottery question and avoiding dis |
sensious within the party of the state,
that the central committee be convened |
within ten days and that they order |
primary elections throughout the state, |
at which white people only will be |
allowed to participate, said election 10 |
be held within thirty Gays, and if a ma |
jority of the primaries favor the submis- |
sion of the lottery amendment to the |
people the governor is to call special |
session of the legislature for that pur- |
pose within thirty days after said cleo |
ton. You will, of course, understand |
that in order to carry out the above sug- |
gestion the cooperation of the governor |
will be necessary.
The lottery amendment was introduced |
in the house Monday, and yesterday was
referred to special committee without |
opposition.
RENoMINATED BY ACCLAMATIoN.
RICHMOND, Mo-, June 10.-The DEM
ocratic convention of the third Missouri
district was held here to-
day. Mr.. Dockery, present representa-
tive in congress from this district, was re-
by exclamation.
PARTY APPEAL.
DENVER, Col. June 1.-THE Rocky
News, the leading Democratic
paper in the West, contains a double-
headed editorial this morning which
takes strong ground against the nominal
ton by the National Democrats of either
Hill or Cleveland or any other New
Yorker for president. The News states
this desire is not the outgrowth of hos
tl.ity to either of these gentlemen, but
the attitude of party In going to New
York for candidate ever since the war
has sectionalized the party. The South
and West has been compelled to submit
to New York, and New York to Wall
street. Until these bands are broken
the Democratic party can never claim to
be what its founders made it.. Since
1878 the country has been suffering from !
The evil effects Of silver characterization.
It was partially restored by the Demo-
,rats in 1878, and ever since the masses
If the party have demanded its complete
The tariff issue ia insufi-
,ient in Importance in this financial IS
iue. The Southwest and Northwest are
n favor of the restoration of SILVER.
New York alone dominates and controls
he whole party in this great financial
truggle. Democrats in congress are al