Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-30
ARE STILL USING THE KNIFE.
Chairman Cannon Tells What he Republican
An Going 10 Do.
No Thinks rhey Hold mo Balance Of Power,
and VIII Soon ccaltul no siale..-
Ward Club Msellnus osa
Inc Clb.

! ttqpnNicin executive committee OF this
county, for some information un the va.
rioua subjects rs indicated 10 the cues.
tions following:
tiow viii you conduc; the campaign
in this couniyYr
on business principles strictly. That
Is, With energy, and leaving no logiti.
mate effort undone that can contribute
60 our success, have not attempted
70 formulate any now plans hut VIII
follow largely those decided on hy nv
predecessor Judge Moore. In business
tho chief object Is 10 win, and wo viii
mike success IN Tartant county our
business from now out
What factor viii ihe Republican
party be IN determining tho t,y,ultyn
''Tho wise public spirited and patrl.
otiv action of tho Republican oOnvcn-
tion held In this city makes tho Repub-
lican party very important motor Ia
determining the result OF the coming
election, IN fact below our action has
determined 10 IL favor o. the Hon. Coo.
Clark and HIS associateson his ticket y
What spirit prompts ihe aid OF CLARK
in this campaign 2n
Pure patriotism. Al honest ballot
that what we arc Ai,,ingto do n for the
beet material interest o. the stste Of
"Whst Is the future Of the Ropubll.
can party IN the statsy"
"lhe future Of our PARTY "a bright
indeed Ia Texas, ] iorelce the day "a
not far distant when Toals will be 10.
deemed and placed IN Ia, ranks OF the
Republican statos.a
What are your views on tho Hogr
railroad 0OmmissiongH
''Ae one Of tho largest freight shin.
pcIv on railroads IN the ttate oi Texas
II may be allowed that an entitled to
An opinion, particularly Is 20 tho OBJECT
OF the commission on our business. and
L unhesilatlngly say W. cau do bot
Tor with tho railroads aud they can do
better for us without tho commlssiou.
We have better treatmhnt and are
well satisfied with the pfosont condi-
ton Of AFFAIRS for we are enabled 20
handle cur large business In much
more Satisfactory manner
What, In your opinion is tho eiloct
o. Governor Aogg's administration on
the Interests al Che citlxnut OF TcxaaYn
simply ruinnus, 4 you refer 10 the
financial interests OF tho state. His
policy has been tho cause Of Texas
losing a number OF mauuiaduring en-
terprises for which arrangements had
about boon completed, which were
dropped because Of the alien
land law and other noaeures
iathcred by Hogga administration.
Thofe Is no doubt, II Eogg Is defeated
Toxins will see an era Of prosperity IN
oil branches OF Industrial, manuiaobir-
ing and agricultural enterprises not b,-
fore enjoyed In all OF those branches
and for several years past not enjoyed
IA some Of them
What have You done about orPaniza-
tiong
VERY shortly active measures VIII
be- commenced Tor Organization IN the
county, and assurances received from an
parts Of the county leave no doubt ia
my mind that we will place 1nrrant
county by "A good working majority N
the Clark column
Then tho genial president Of the
brewing company thought enough tirnd
and attention had been given TO politics
FOR one day and he and tho ropOrtef
parted on their several waye.
ward CLUB Meeting.
Tho Third warders wore out In strong
force last night FOR meeting Of tht
Clark club, a. the corner of Jones and
Fifteenth streets A, stand had boon
improyised and hugo bonfire burned
20 attract attention 20 the meeting
place. Capt. b. -. Paddock spoke iof
m hour or ~ and was heartily oheered
and applauded.
THE FIFTH WARD.
The Fifth ward Cinrk Demoryntie
club met IN the hall II tho Tucker hose
with W Is Tucker IN The |
chair. Tho ball was hliod aud when DIE |
Hogg meeting al the Polk stock yards 4
adjourned and came up 10 the hre han |
II WAS illed ~ suiiooati0n. Wilson |
Gregg opened the ball and a. no DC. |
ccptadce Of tho challenge for i0intde- |
bate had boon slgniiiod BY any Hoag- |
mnn he spoke Tor an hour and half
James W. sWayno having entered |
with the Polk stock-yardcrs ho WIS in.
yiied 70 reply and given thirty mlnuieH
Az the expiration uf tho thirty minutes
time was called on him and ho was
refused an extension.
Brlei speeches were made by Capt
Paddock and Russell Kingsbury d
Waco.
WANTS THE COMMITTEE TO MEET.
A resolution was passed asking
chairman Meade 70 call bis committee
Qgethgr that some action might BE-
AIKEN counter 70 the action Of Judge
iuntor's committee 40 rs lnta mneting.
This evening 81 1880 81 Pgace's hall,
no Kansas city Republican club viii Z
meet Dr. Davis and other speakers
glll BE- present 70 address the totofp on
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