Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-11

! &c" in that county He established -he only
( permanent cuisines, in III, ro.;r,t.-. \ cotton
! YARD ann ,y,,ebol,Sa Ne b,s hecn - nor
! sistert worker. both lo,.;Ify- and in the state
/ Alliance. since he has pesu a member. al
WAYS STRIVING 10 ,aop nm. allianr. nm "a
+ the true standard o. purity audi GU; Of the
hands az .;,-i.~,iiueya ana rrrs,I.,,,,,-inus r,su
He i A c4;.sti,. and f5r.fblc writer and has
! had considerable experience IS :, rryyspsper
I nam h,,-iuc r,rIDf;shoS rhs ~, ~ ;S,'-ss.
. Civ Trx fl,. TexaS SIe-arir..,. and j. ,,o,y
. ed .s,r and rror~7r-or OF the famous 1'eyg-
/ IyS-o unfinished A. Plyr-r ,ton.yysn
: county Mr. Saruen- i the man ,yfo IN
! sp;red anu yyror,. he famous manifesto is
r sued from Arsriu- .rcy o, \,a1,.o ! which
has brought abofI, tbs esf2hIisbiI,r of tina
+ World AZ Dallas and The s-lte meeting now
+ il, session From "a summers Of The, LEADERS,
~ re Si,iar,. ~aI.,.r. va 5ro-iTh, don
10 Dallas 10 auSyel. CHARGES preferred
araiuS, The Kayrrr AI.iarre because Il sUs-
tanned him in MS ror.,.,, It,va, previously
announced that I'M, ISg,-uer \ }iut,rc charter
mad been evoked y.hru s;aI.senr appeared
. ami demanded a trial and 1sI,sd why free
. mech sbouI5 ,o- he raj in as vel
4 ~ ON, Or tho Afl7au,e The ria
WIS ,,.f,sad arc fbo,, ,v;,s a parl--.loy-r ny
,L,. Arlinr,r Mr. sargent mss fa6rr con
s.,tgr,,ls I1,,erssr in lo,,si and county NOT
r:,.. and was rhsirnYu ~ the Democratic
,.,e,.5Ir-,-. COMMITTEES nf S:olrv,;ll county n
-,,.l. - ,,a AZ IN, sa..,s,srfas NJ +I.-
DcuIorr,-ic SIT, convention ~ san Auro-
MO las v,7r ;.rs; l.. now district and county
. rl,-y, NJ w.. ,.rrnrv No on. in The West
has NOW, -. ,,,...,, far. Eore and :, i.,i1rl:.,:
commission NJ. Sargent : one. OF tnns,,
3 Alliance Democrats who cannot be bull
( doz,i. ana +, -r,l.,r., ion. ms r;lrf,
rrfI
WIS norm Il. Miami ,.,,Irr,- TrN i'm $40
+ IN i~i3 his father moved ro Fauuig ,ou,,,.
and died in -, 'rl,i..-sa widow. ami sey,i,
cii ,'rt.., ~, :. farm Ills ecucstio,. fa,.i.-
I tic, were r!,3g,,l. until he attended Nckiu-
III, rnfse-e NJ his own e>nrDse. from, I,Sg
Ia February. l>t1. when he exchanged The
college ,D.i,iis tn,. fJ,,. con yrc.rftt, ,..,rap
lf,el. serving through the Nv;.r. h,, Taught
s,.hnnl lrt.} $50, vnrI. he left the school
room for an active outdoor If,, on account
of his health
He moved 10 Denton In l>;i bought and
improved 4 home IN the northern sfInurb, Of
b that city. where he now lives. Ht. reurr-
scented his county in both the, Nuetceuth
AMI Twentieth legislatures as 4 Democratic
rrrpb.r. nj The hnusc Hc has ,y,.,. beer :,
I consistent member. or the Derrn,rr,ti,. part,
In lS>5 he foined the Alliance ami was ~
once CHARGED with ne building of the Ali
aucc mill al Denton, which was the first
business enterprise ever undertaken Ov
the Farmers Alliance of tins or un5 other
state. Being tnLS charged, ne began ths
( undertaking without any personal eXpcr-
icuce-yylthOut dollar Of cash capia.-llS
titr SUI III L. bt-Llt l-iI -NNl 'L' -
. OF the boaru OF directors and the unbouuuet
TAT n OF the order m lLls energy, 3Dlly ana
| integrity. Is 4 result The A,hancc milling
company mas Il S5O0J0 plant tiiat stands TO
daE monument that not only he ant lie
Alliance Of Denton county, hut Uf the
entire st2te. may justly feel proud.
In fac; Il stands without peer IN the
milling world.hav,ug won The llrst premium
over all competitors Tor iour years III suc-
ccssion at the Texas state fair and Dallas
exposition
And yet If E0u viii take the GICtuIu OF
certain Alliance bosses and organs Mr.
Bel stands branded as = traitor 20 Alliance
principles, because he opposes the sub
treasury dill and tile independent move
In other words. that from the meeting OF
the state Alliance Al Cleburne IN 1850 up 10
this hour lie has ever STOOD both upon the
inner and outer walls Of the order as
faithful Waterman and sounded the alarm
of danger ahead, growing out of the united
efforts OF score or more political rene9ades,
assisted By few sef-SeekInS schrmerS,
who knowingly AMI wiltuliy violate The
most solemn pledge OF the order III their
unceasng efforts Ia ALLEVIATE the member
ship from the party OF their choice.
RI EtypRICK
Il / Keudricl, the peI.manent chairman
of the convention, is a large, Imposing look
ing gentleman hale and hearty though in
The neichborhooa Of seventy Years of An.
He uas horn in Middle Geo,.eia S.ptember
1924 was raised on a farm and has always
fo1!nvrnd farming as an occunytiop Il,
yvYS the child Of moor. nayents aud heiup
eurh his onnor+unities rn,. ohtai,;oo ~, o.
ucarion ware limited pv Ain, of lord ia.
nor AMENDED With many Difficulties often.
times b.irc forced IN deneu1 o, a nine knot
fo,. Iqht he acn1lIred : common school sdII.
cation Mr. Ijendricl, married in early
life and lad accumulated a fair portion 0f
this yyo,.id,s Goods v.har hi. native S;a1e sa-