Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-11

. iortv years, is my PeiSon
lo, - true and manly a man
IN ietI Chairman of that con;
ia lll"n,ieman Of education and
u 81 the highest social ana
"A H .v,iarSing. While the great
Rsepublican party is IS, com
~ il was Intelligent,
n,ic men like these l have
III rlO Ia. and colored men Of
e 81 4. ~ ,.soier like the recognized
az n the state who con-
=, 1 action Of the convention. l
= a0 we're actuated by proper
mat their actions were
M highest high ground1t,h,a.t
Z .,r ~ Of Texas demanded It.
a az 0S'S be and likely are Repub-
" ar "a not prompted by such
1, Who indulge the hope that
II ~ nav result in weakening
4ua 10 marty, but the intelli-
II ~ tbe Republi cans indulge
a homes. They know Judge
Ii followers are Democrats
'.asdiastly remain 80 whether
Ia ar defeated. All the talk
3bout disrupting the Demo
~ w. and OF the Republican
cc sought by Judge Clark
" ot Dslush.d II some anti
rbo Is ready to take charge
4, 10 Lock Mcdaniel and tell
bought at Fort Worth, l
the man who makes the
n not be able to get to the
elton day. -
3arges as these against the
II lie long Democrats who
Hing Judge Clark is but an
II mat uncharitableness and
that has in such great
shaacterized his opponents
campaign. ar
ioW nothing to honest differ
uiou, they concede tono man
purpose except themselves,
d think they have absorbed
POLITICAL VIRTUE,
Nv man however he may be
kfat or In service to Texas,
disagree with them as a
here are exceptions to this
hey are as rare as they are
ble. Look around you in
|.Ity and answer If the "many
|,in the county, to whom you
not always been faithful,
6emocrats and good citizens
IN reasonable to believe that
itions exist elsewhere, and
h n like character elsewhere,
a|pporting Judge Clark?
ibnents Of Judge Clark seem
ais time to be getting great
nom the utteranc5s Of a certain
d|shed senator concerning Judge
Ad Judge Mccormick and N. w.
4 HAyealways had sincere regard
d|1hnd respect and admiration
(. hble and distinguished senator
1tns TO me he is what we call in
.1p pedn to attack Judge MoCor-
'1A Quincy, for 1t is o matter OF
ia has been publicly stated and
denied by him, that he voted
4 b them as United States sena-
t bus yonched for their fitness
slity.
f3 one last argument which
Is fequent repetition and re-iter-
ins to DO thought the most po-
Convincing, viz; That certain
4hed men whose names are
.9ded in the public prints, are
'rg Governor Hogg.
s|'er TO this so-called argument,
per belneeded, 1T is sufficient to
pr every one Of these referred
nples, there can be found
supporters Of Judge Clark,
" well known for devotion to
B the Democratic party.
70 no man for my respect for
dence in these distinguished
lave always honored aud res
lem, and do now and have sim
renee for their opinions. They
honestly no doubt and prop
less them, and do so not intend
pectlng thereby to terrorize
pther Democrats, and when
newspapers and stump orators
Of the names Of these distin-
pea, with the expectation of
up terror in the hearts OF free
gent voters, they
THE TEMPER OF THE HOUR.
feyer has been and never will
mocratic "bossesn In Texas
VINO in obedience TO the CON-
night are supporting Judge
not be driven from their i'm
position by being told that
linking or acting differently
o'her man however vener-
nnguished he may be. This
Runtry and every Democratic
lled upon in this emergency
sn thinking, and the hum
crat has the right to do SO,
~ l am concerned, I propose
nave been told / was a
Ia would be politically dead
sleStion, but a man who is
caly In behalf of pure and
sssey, is better than one who
ele q, In the purloined gar
tae Third party. / am tied
political apron strings,
5 llons from no man, and do
nading. / vote as NV sense Of
" iaea Of Democratic fealty
~ am prepared to abide the
y now and in the future.
VPpVnents OF the nominees
s ~ nan convention attempt
r. - these nominees and their
~ "eolters,n l say to them,
orget the old maxim that:
ssg IN glass houses should
I.ones'" Yea, tell them that
htn os. and their supporters
OOl,ed" from the Democrats
SsI RON Democratic princi-
icy alone are guarding the
s srae faith; that they alone
lsed the power vestedin them
y,hhs..ltnents according to its
mat their action alone. Il
any Democrat, and That
gnoly CRY ''boltersn ana
are the oplr "AN