Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-08
George Clark's Friends Are
Growing in Number.
THE TYLER MEAT-AX CROWD
Becoming Alarmed at the Uprising Of the
True Democrats,
Are Clamorlng Louder Than Ever for the Work
oil The Guiotine 10 go Fas!er-clark.
les Snap Their Fingers
al The TYranls.

DALLAS, TEX, Oct. 7.-[Special. +
At o'clock this evening 2l00 voters
had registered A great many colored
men visited the office of the registrar
to-day. The order OF Capt. Melton that
all foreign born citizens shall pro-
duce their naturalization papers stirred
up considerable strife, and il appears
that large number of residents OF Dali
las who declared their intention of
becoming citizens in days gone by have
neglected TO take out their
final papers. Others have been
voting without even renouncing
allegiance to the kings, queens and
potentates of Europe. There is certain
to be heavy registration in this city,
which the Clark leaders declare means
an immense vote for the magnetic Texas
STATE an. The railroad Clark club
haf n led a committee to see to 1t
u ~, o1,, I'D mon register and also
as 'H8l re out their naturali-
The n>,s~ Hs"aca York city is not
specially Il o,. to Democrats.
Joe Friend, P5f Judge Clark's
stauncbest suppo, yers, writes to Il. NJ.
Reardon, Of the City national bank,
that the Republicans have dead loads
OF Doodle and plenty more in reserve.
This is the only draw back TO Mr..
Cleveland in New York. A majority
of the voters are for him but the power
Of Doodle in New York is too well
known.
Mr.. Friend also called on Grover
Cleveland. That gentleman said he re-
GREETED the split in Texas but he had
not interfered, ''as we We're all his
friends"
The Republicans here are evidently
in receipt Of good news from New York
A Federal Office holder said 10 THE GA
zETTE correspondent to-day, "D-n In
diana. We intend to carry New York
mchey we need ON hand and plenty
more where that came FROM
THE OFFICIAL AXE
OF Colonel Waller S. Baker, OF Waco,
win descend in the morning, IL is
given out here tonight, and Chairman
q. b. Gillespie will be declared de-
funct. Colonel Robert n. Cowart, IL is
understood in political circles, will be
appointed chairman OF the committee
by Jesse NJ. Strong, member OF the
state committee for the Sixth SEN
atorial district. The Times-Herald, Or
gan of the Hogg men, advises this
course this afternoon and Col. Q. h.
Gilbert, its editor, advocates the de-
capitatiOn OF every member OF the com
mittee who declines to support Gov.
Hogg, and that means majority Of the
committee. Chairman Gillespie Is at
Sherman to-day and THE GAZETTE
correspondent was unable TO obtain an
interview. 1t is semi-officlally
move every Clark man on the
county committee and appoint
whippers in of the Tylerian dynasty.
The friends OF George Clark, who are
legion, will accept the gauntlet thrown
down and every HoggOcrat will receive
in his carcass thrice two thousand
Democratic blades. The lines, 1t is
asserted, will be drawn and no quarter
will be shown. II Is even intimated
that convention will be called and
candidates for county offices placed in
the field.
Judge E. G. Bower, Otis Eaton, Phil
Barry Miller, Henry Hamilton, Judge
a. j. Watts, Dudley Wooten, Pat
O'Keefe and other prominent Demo-
Gratis snapped their 6ngers at the edicts
of the Waco and OF the Tyler machine,
and declare that the outlook for q
great victory was never brighter.
Col. Seth Shepard win speak at the
city hail tomorrow night and the audi
torium of the city hall will be packed.
He will hurl broadside at Hogg that
will do great execution. From now on
the campaign will be red-hot in this
CITY and it will be bitter
f. NJ. Ethrldgc, a leading lawyer,
said to THE GAZETTE correspondent
tonight. 81 will hit Hogg head
wherever see it. 10 Abbott rode in
that Hogg procession. Therefore l
shall vote against Joe Abbott, The
Hoggies want war. am in favor OF
giving them all they want"
COL. JOHN N. SIMPSON,
who ran the Murray-Cleveland fake to
the earth and made monkey out of
Brer. Murray, is expected home to-
morrow. Simpson is rustler in poll
tics. and, it is understood, will take
lively hand in the game.
Louis heinhardt, prominent insur-
ance man, is home from New York. He
is for Clark. and says Cleveland is
ten-times winner.