Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14
CONVENTION.
lconlInned CON &c a


...ornsv Makemson OF Williamson
# Az Nv Vas very greatly pleased at tho
.1.s ii the convention yesterday.
.sinr Il as endorsement OF Clark, and
rs Clark would sweep his county.
~ [. Crawford, Of Cameron, Milan
Z. ..,,y, del gate 10 the convention, is
l1nker In his town, a fine looking
.5nen Of manhood and an earnest
Yer in the convention In the COM
niitse room
an Downs, OF Waco, is the leader
- opposition TO Judge Clark in the
,.fenhan county delegation, while
'lenel N. Patton is the most violent
Sark admirer in the whole convention.
III 4 O. Thompkins, the postmaster at
|.5snrstead. is Mt the convention, and
,rorsd the endorsement Of Demo
~ Il they were the best men for
ssolace, who had chance OF an cleo
oa
W 3. Burford, Of Collin county, was
~ OF the members that the boys
IN ri3n't work for an endorsement Of
~. He says he is a Republican,
= I'd In the wool, and will not support Il
bamocrat.
81 y L. Mundor, OF jefferson, thought
e M action OF the convention to-day
I'M theelection Of Hogg iia straight
n Endorsement was the result Of it. The
gro vote and the Republican vote gem
lrlly would 90 for Hogg or Nugent
" Capt. Knight, Of Dallas, formerly
limited States marshal Of this district,
a delegate. He did not take the
No on temporary chairman TO be
4paliiy. but thought at the caucus
4tnlqht the business men OF the party
Mould settle the question OF endorse
bent
n ]. II, Hudson, postmaster OF Marshall,
rent Of THE GAZETTE at that point, is
II the city as delegate. He thinks
Ne action OF the convention q great
Id to the Clark movement and that
he RECOMMENDATION OF the convention
ID b. needed by Republican voters in
rs part Of the state.
Sam Flanagan, Gregg county delegate:
Vim not heed any instruction or recon-
andat.Ons given by this convention.
n n 90 odt and stump my county for
Iogg aud I'll bet you 1 carry It for
im. We have not got Clark man
u ia Dongview, or won't have when
bis action becomes known"
Cow Web Flanagan had been Nu-
bent man for he though the best trade
has offered by the Third party, but as
Ne will Of the majority Of the conven-
lon was clearly expressed by It's action
rday, knowing Judge Clark well
nough 10 feel he has no superior in the
a'e ne was no" io' NiH.A'
James Gel1weliler, OF Gohad, sad
ls part oil the st9!e was welded TO
ARK lor they oelleVed MN pure
wa aole man a man VINO would be a
'fndlt 10 the pest Oh the l~Puollcan
farly' me cerialn eHecb Will De 10
fn'nre the iuil party vote Tor Clark I9r
~ a.. IA Il, 5ra,i ~s IT, t' sat- 49,,
ei N o. ~ I ~, 'io s'''' iiOir
80 -75
f. Vapt. rom West-Ihls SIR Is reYo-
r luon' IL means an aggressive Eght an
long Ihe Ilhe aul HshI 10 WIN IL Is
" revolution not IN our party or the
4Npnplican party, but o. me people IT.
ispeeetlYe OF inc partles; IL Is COM
a hatlon OF lhe pure5t democrats anu
he oest Repuphcans, ana we WIZ now
sa' " I'm wy oiS' NO qu"''et
~ T. SleaFes OF HalnesVilLe, one Oh
Il e founders ana ior tnlrty,,three years
resident ot the CITY Is q delegate VINO
VANS 70 20 order the balance OF the
'fohyenilons proceedings that the pest
'sulis snail como 10 the material inter
ss OF the state. ana inns IN ms ludg-
Ilent can be best snpservcd 3y the
fecuoh OF ozark or lhe ueleaI OIL hogg'
Judge Moore thought the vote on
temporary organization indicative Of
the Clark strength, though IL was not
sAaolly the Clark strength lor cour-
't,7y 10 inc state executive committee
'Aat selects always the temporary ON
sls Would account Tor part oil Mr. Law
ny vote
"A r. b. Rentfro, OF Brownsville, praised
ICapt PGddock's speech and gave him
Ip9Git for his courage IN stating before
II bat convention he had voted for
4 flanagan, but, said the collector, 'ye
inl these Clark men generally manly,
Straightforward iellows, and If we can
dn9t nave good Repnoncans ~ Is
4 pressure 70 help men OF such COURAGE
EN- worm, We VIII volo our county
soll lof C'arS,'
Maurice Cos. deputy collector and
cashier OF customs, is one OF the Gal
WESTON delegation, stopping az the
. lickwick, Mr. Cos said he was not
4anSlous 10 60 IN print, but he venturcd
40 expression TO a GAZETTE man new
fedheless; 81 think" said he that
+ NE situation hero now is most decid-
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