Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-11
He Addresses a Large Audience
in the Auditorium and
MAKES MANYvOTES FOR CLARK
BY His Presentation Of the Claims Of the
Little Giant.
A Number Of Dallasiles Join tho Clark Forces
Since Waller Baker Began to Work the
Guilloilne-TaYlof Thorn.
Texas Politics.


inent Clark men declare that JET Word,
Frank Reeves, Col. II s. Obenohain
and several other gentlemen who
have remained passive since the Hons
ton convention, will now declare for
Judge Clark. The war will not close
on November s. IL will go right
along and two years hence will break
out with redoubled force.
CHAIRMAN GILLESPIE
and his committee will not take down
their flag and are doing business at the
same old stand. Colonel Cowart will
appoint his committee next "Wednesday
and then the fun will begin in earnest.
Many politicians from tho rural dis
tricts who look upon Governor Hogg Ms
o greater man than even Andrew jack
son, were In tho city to-day. They
glorify Waller Bakor and Jesse NJ.
Stro g and are nightly pleased over
the swinging OF tho AK.
A. S. Taylor, OF Lane ster, was In
tho city also. He Is giving the HUggoc-
raoy deal OF trouble. Ho is the regu-
lar nominee !or tho legislature, and
whom n Hogg man asks Taylor who he
is for. for governor, he IL usually In
formed that IL is done of his id
business and n Hoggoorat considers
this rank treason. Mr., Taylor said to
The GAZETTE correspondent tonight:
81 am attending to my own business
and have taken no sides In tho cam
paign. am the Democratic nominee
and that is all have to say" John w.
George and other Hogg leaders at Lam
caster, however, declare that unless
Taylor supports Hogg he will not poll q
Hogg vote at Lancaster.
IL is UNDERSTOOD here tonight that @.
u. Gilbert and Jesse M. Strong claim
20 be in possession OF such information,
that Capt. O. =. Bowser, nominee for
senator, viii support Hogg to the eN-
tent OF voting for him. Tho captain
viii make no speeches and will notevon
discuss politics until tho campaign is
over, according 10 his friends.
Judge Otis Eaton has returned from
San Angelo, where no addressed u
most enthusiastic Clark meeting Sat
urday night. He says the Clark mon
have fired tho bush In that section Of
the state and tho enthusiasm is some
thing wonderful.
COL. JOHN N. SIMPSON.
returned from New York city to-day.
| During the COlonel's absence he distin-
| guished himself in more ways thnn one.
| He called on Grover Cleveland and do
| monstratod that citizen w. II. Murray
OF Tex had been talking through his
hat; /, found that the business
mon Of New York want Hogg defeated,
and he interviewed Congressman
William Burke Cochran, the great
| Irish-American orator md Tam
many chieitain. He stated that
the Democrats Of New York aro
as oil for Grover Cleveland ''as the
intsulgence OF Texas is for George
ClarkH and that there is no doubt what
ever OF his election, Col Simpson Is
| also confident that Indiana will Gust ita
electoral votes for Cleveland and Stew
ensOn.
elector-atlargo is billed for speech
ON STATE ISSUES
In this city next Thursday night and
win pay his respects 10 Governor Hogg
and the car stable ticket and platform.
COL W. L. CRAWFORD,
The great prohibition campaigner OF a
! few years ago, and member Of tho last
Legislature, is also booked for a speech
at an early date against the admins
tration.
/ Al0HI JAN " httAb Nuulh ~ AllN-
| finctly understood that no recognizes
Phil Barry Miller as senatorial chair
man OF this district. and not Jesse M.
strong, assistant headsman OF
the Waco executioner, Waller
S. Baker. Pat Is member
OF the county executive committee.
| Chairman @. b. Gillespie recognize
Strong and tho balance OF the commit
tee recognize whom they please.
The Hogg Democrats on Smiths hall
repudiate the county committee and
bolt candidates for the legislature who
decline TO support Hogg.
Quincy AT DALLAS.
Collector N. W. Cunoy, Of Galveston,
addressed an audience OF 600, ono hall
OF whom we're white, at the city hall
tonight He was introduced by Col.
O. l.. Edwards and made q speech on
line with his address at Fort Worth "a
the Republicans OF Texas. He declared
that the Nugent Democracy was q lit
Ito worse than the Hogg De
| mocracy, which had ruined the
best interests OF Texas. He declared
change was necessary, that q few
| money loaners were supporting HogR
in returl for his having driven cheap
I UlOHNN lIDHl oA1A's RhAAtA'N AAAAA
deprecated until today bupiness was
paraiyzed and the only hope Of
tho people was the election OF
Hon. George Clark, who possessed all
the attributes OF safe, wise and patri.
otto statesman. IL was utter folly for
sensible men TO talk Of HoRg or Nugent
He Indicted Coy. Hogg for political
high crimes and misdemeanors and the
governor was not entitled 70 verdict
Of mot guilty. on the plea that "Cuney,
Clark and the Coonsn were fighting
him All the best interests and the
best thoughts Of Texas demanded tho
electisu Of Clark.
Collector Quincy also paid his respects
TO Melvin Wade and Farmer Shaw. He
charged that Shaw had attempted T.
rob the treasury Of Texas on n print.
ing contract, and gaye Ex-Governor
Hubbard as his authority. This yeal
the best Of feeling prevails between
both races, and the Republicans will
stand up and be counted. This yeai
they viii not be robbed Of their snifra
ees and deprived Of their rights IL
many counties in Texas, as white met
will SEQ that their vo;es are counted
G0yernor Hogg, tho speaker said, wa,