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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-09

lln6 zor Harrison. but they sss having :
h1kd ume, inasmuch q 20 mush "pis.
eionnry work " is going d. II : third
fnnu y brought ont greatsr break vIli
ooouf among the North CarohniauA but
tho mauaeers claim that - long - the
iiGhk II practically hetveen Blaine and
Hskxison the leader viii hold from nj
toen 70 seventeen Of tho twenty-five
delsgatss.
NO CHAxon AnoN0 rHH vIn0rSIANs.
No change has occurred 20 far - the
Virginia delegation is concerned. Fiji
toen Of the delegates, and probably six
teen, are certainly for Blaine or snti-
Harrison, and eight or nine are for Har-
riSon. Malone appears to be - conf
dent az man well could be that Blaine
will be nominated, and 0roner says in
effect that Malone does not know what
be Is talking about Groner still swears
by Harrison.
THE BLAINE MANAGERS FEARFuLs
The hurrah is all for Blame, but IL is
questionable whether he will lead at the
start, and the peculiar tactics OF the
Blaine managers show that they are
doing their utmost to prevent square
test OF strength between their man and
Harrison until they are certain OF ma
jority. The managers also seem to fear
vote, and many delegates and poll
ticiaus who want neither Blaine nor
Harrison are making efforts to bring
out new candidates who will draw
enough votes to prevent an early nomi-
nation when the balloting begins.
The North Carolina Committeeman.
from Our Special Correspondent
CONVENTION HALL, MINNEAPOLIS,
MIMI, juno 8.--The North Carolina
delegation held an informal meeting to-
day, and it is understood that the names
talked over for national committeeman
were Henry Clay Cowles, OF Statewide
$. l. Glenn, of Greensboro, and Pritch-
ard, Of Marshall. Colonel Canaday il
not candidate for reelection, as he is
not sure of securing the place. The
delegates are divided between Glenn and
Cowles, and the disposition all day has
been to postpone the selection until the
contests are settled.
NORTH CAROLINA SENTIMENTS.
One OF the North Carolina men said
| this evening We are devoted to
Blaine, but his declinstion in February
tied us up, and we are now bound tc
support Harrison. think Blaine is not
sure OF more than two votes out OF oul
| delegation on the first ballot. Possibly
he may have four, bat do not concede
i've, as some are disposed to do. How
ever, if Harrison is not nominated OF
the first ballot the North Carolina dele
CATION will go all to pieces. There is ne
telling where it will go, and as there Il
O strong Blaine undercurrent among u
be may get o considerable vote, pro
vided he is still in the race in the event
that Harrison cannot be nominated OF
the fret ballot"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-09
MAHONE VS.. BRADY.
The Bitter Feeling Between. Them-The
"Boss" Triumphant Now.

"Boss" Triumphant Now.
[From Our Special Correspondent
MINNEAPOLIS. MIMI, June s.-The
bitter feeling between the Malone and
Brady factions in Virginia has manifest
ed itself worse hare than at home, and
it will likely be kept up all through the
year. The Malone following claim,
though. that they have completely
squeiched Brady. but the latter, along
with Groner. says that Harrison will be
renominated, and that he can then afford
to smile at the Boss"
Mahone undoubtedly has the swing
here, and with only two or three excep-
tons the Virginia delegation are with
him and are opposed to both Brady and
Groner. That was demonstrated when
the delegation put Malone on the Ma
tional Committee in place OF Brady.
The latter, hswever, is plucky, andlooks
for his triumph when Harrison pulls
through.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-09
su.'d,ss Lots, nsaIa'ns Lo"n

ButIdise Losss Buiidins Lossit
The opportunity Of your life i pee-'
sonted by the sale Of the Fairmont Com
psny's Lots this afternoon to become tAe
the owner Of choice Building Lot u
an attractive and convenient section of
the city, free from Objectionable fsar
lures and at low prices, the advantages
oonaidered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-09
NORTH cARoLINIANs WAIVER ING
:. missionary Work" Having Its Effect
The virginfans Unchanged.
TFrom Our Special Correspondent.l

IFrom Our Special Correspondentl
MrNNEApoLIs, MIMI, June ga
break has occurred in the North Caro-
lima delegation, and there are five pro-
nouuced Blaine men among them now,
and il is claimed that almost as many
more are wavering and would be quite
happy il . third man could be brought
ont and the terrible struggle that is going
on between Blaine and Harrison be thus
ended.
North Carolina has been heavily
raided by the anti Harrison managers,
but as 80 many office-hoiders are dale
gates from that State they are bound 70
stick TO the President ~ long as there u
any show for his nomination.
oANADAY IN THE SOUP.
North Carolina has not yet elected .
National committeeman. and the indi-
cations are that Canaday, will not be the
man. The election OF committeeman
will not take place till after the contests
from the State are settled. Il looks A.
II these contests would be esttlod 30
that each side would get two deleooteA
and that IL would gtye seota g John
williamson (colofedl hon ~ koa!.es
James II. Young and - Bxedy ixom re
Sixth. and j. j.. Mo8 from ~ eeyentn
dirtricte. Your Z and B1edy ~ Ones
holdero ana are loE HnrrieQn = ~ lfop'
abilify. bat Il Il aid they ~ ~ enehus.
isskia. though theY VII bavo eqPporl
him i they kssp thelF -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-09
MARYLAND.
An Attempt to secure Instructions for
Cleveland Unsuccessful.

An Attempt to Secure Instructions TOT
Cleveland Unsuccessful.
(By telegraph to the Dispatch.l
BALrnoRE, MD., June s.--The Mary
land Democratic State Convention is In
session to-day in Ford's Grand Opera
House. The Carrollton Hotel was
crowded this morning with representa-
tive men OF the party in the State.
United States Senator German was on
hand. The general sentiment was not
to instruct the delegates to the national
convention, but to charge them to
pledge the fealty Of the party to the
candidate nominated at Chicago. who
ever he may be.
DELEGATES AT LARGE.
The following persons have been elect
ed as delegates at large to Chicago
Arthur p. German, Governor Frank
Brown, Charles j. NJ. @. Wynn, Barnes
Compton, L. Victor Bsughman. ]. Free
man Rssin, John s. Wit, and George
NJ. Upshur.
THE PLATFORM
resfirms the opinions expressed IN the
resolutions OF the national Democratic
conventions held in the years 1884 and
1888 expresses anew the qualification
so universally felt by our people at the
patriotic and able administration Of
President Cleveland, and pledges the
Democracy Of Maryland to Q cordial
support Of the nominations for the presi-
dencv and vice. presidency Of the United
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-09
STATE CONVENTIONS
THE DEMOCRATS or MAINE, MARY
LAND, ALABAMA, AND TEXAS
They Meet asd Express Themsslvss-rhe
Kolb Contest nc Moptsomssy-Aa I'm
dependent Koib Convention.

BANGOR, Me-, Juno 8.--The Demo
cratic State Convention was called to
order at noon. William H. Clifford, OF
Portland, was chosen temporary chair
man and made q speech Of an hours
duration mainly devoted to the tariff
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-09

N. W. BOwE, P. NJ, building lots In the plan
Of Farmont, at the eastcnd OF the city.
+. n. ELAN 4 CO., 8 p. NJ. twostory brick
dwelling, No. 202 west Main street.
+ THOMPSON BROWN & CO., o r. NJ, ten
Leleh-etreet lots opposite Richmond, freds
er,cksburg and Potomac railroad snopa
GEORGE w. MAYO, 10I< A. NJ, carriage. shoes,
organ, household furniture, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-09

r. Leary, 1t the foot Of Ninth slrocf
b prspared 70 take young men and beyo
over 70 the Soda and Lake every a1t6ls
noon ia his boats He 10 building 3
house for the convenience Of bathsra g
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-09
AsIAlNe SURPRISE.
Unexpected Defeat In the Committes on
Observation-Disclosures Delight.

Unexpected Defeat IN tue So"ussoo ""
Observation-Disclosures Delight.
(By telegraph to the Dispstch.l
MrNNHApoLIs, MINI, June S.-The
Blaine people met with q surprise this
afternoon in the COMMITTEE on Creden-
tials. They found a counter-ptan at
work to defeat their purpose to approve
the proceedings Of the National Com
mittee in the matter OF contested
seats, and when the vote was taken on
the delegates at large aud one district OF
the Alabama contest they found them
selves in minority, after having conf
IDENTIFY looked to victory in al the con.
tests, previous votes having showed thst
they we're in majority and controlled
the committee by majority OF six votes.
THR LOST GROUND RECOVERED.
Il was only one vote by which they
lost, and subsequently, they pulled them
selves together and carried motion to
adjourn. with another motion TO recon-
slider pending. The Blaine men in the
delegation said il was setback. but
predicted that things would come out
sll right in the end, and be-
fore the report was prepared for
admission to the convention it would be
found that they were again in the ma.
iority. They said that to night the fight
vouid he renewed and that they would
carry their point and seat the anti
Mosely faction in Alabama, who have
been given seats by the National Com
-~ex xkx> ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-09

yoa VII never have another oppo1 q
nily 10 buy : home-stte on such e
terms ~ Vim b offered Jane 18th, W. b
the Brookland Railway and Impgo{o5 +
msnt Company win ssu the lots ttoy
own q Barton Heights. N
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-09

Yos Want . I.ot 90 Build On ~
In The near future. Then come to ~
sale Of the Fairmont Company's ~
this evening and secure one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-09

The C1eveland Sentiment Overwhoimsug--
Ao Inaspeudent KoIb Convection.
lBy telegraph to tho Dlspatch.l
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Juno g. The
Democratic State Convention was called
to order here at12:30 o'clock 2. M. BY
Chairman Smith, OF the Stste Commit
tee, who in short speech predicted
the overthrow OF the men who seek to
disrupt the party. Ho predicted an over
whelming victory in August and IN
Alabamas vote 10 November for the
Democratic candidate for President. At
this point some one said "Cleveland,"
and q great shout went up from all over
the hall. Captain $. II. Dent was
selected for temporary chairman.
The demand OF the Kolb men for seats
for all their delegates was rejected by the
committee. Also, their demand for
reference OF the contest for Governor to
q primary election to be held June 2Sth.
JONES, 800 KoLB. las.
The list of delegates, after the State
committee had acted on the contests.
stands Governor Jones, 800, and kolb,
146.
The latter's forces have adopted resolu-
tions demanding that the Executive
Committee issue tickets of admission as
delegates to all his followers who claim
to be delegates In number OF coun-
ties they held most OF their meetings
after the Jones men had carried the con-
vention. and by this means Kolb figures
out that he has majority, and demands
in spite of the report Of the Executive
Committee that they be seated. The
committee issued tickets only to those
whose names appear on the roll as made
out by them, after patient hearing for
the past six days Of the contests.
KoLB THREATENINas.
The Kolb men threaten If ell their
demands are not granted that they will
set up separate convention and nomi-
nate Kolb. This result seems to be IN
evitable.
The roll of actual bond-fde Kolb dele
gates is LAG men, and the clear majority
against him is 174.
The Cleveland sentiment is overwhelm-
ingly strong.
A KoLB-ALLIANCE BOLT.
The Kolb-Alliance faction met at the
| Opera House at 2 O'Clock this afternoon
and organized o separate and indepen
dent convention. Out Of 466 delegates
| to the regular convention Kolb has 15a
uncontested votes. A portion OF these
(how many is not yet known) united with
| the men who constitute themselves dele
gates, and thus formed a convention
They propose to carry on the war till the
regular election in August. The indie
pendent convention organized by elect
| ing John w. Jones (who is not q dele
eate) as chairman. His county is fol
the regular Democratic party. Commit
tees on Credentials, Platform, and Order
of Business were appointed, and the
convention adjourned until 8 o'clock TO-
night.
| KoLB FOR GOVERNOR.
It is the purpose OF this convention Il
nominate Kolb for Governor and put
full ticket in the field. y. NJ. Adams
president OF the State Alliance, whos'
election was reported favorably by thu
State Committee, is Kolb's leading
spirit. He refuses to act with the regu
lars
THE REGULARS ADJOURN
The Democratic State Convention hat
adjourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow il
order that the Committee on CredentialI
may pass on the action of the State Elk
ecutive Committee in the matter OF con
| tested delegations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-09

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-09
u'ElNLEY CHAIRMAN

g'ElNLEY CHAIRMAN
,,,r,e,nl Organization Of the Republican
NiliOnal Convention
uR McKINLEY'S REMARKS.
.praer.ion Reciprocity; a Sug-
rp,lion Of a Force Bill.
70 BALLoTINd REACHED.
u, B.airp Policy Of Delay Sue
esSsNl Thus Far.
nr DllIlE CONTROL COMPLETE.
mis- Becoming lrksOme, However,
IN MANY Delegates.
QGlDINCE CT ENTHUSIASM.
~ T,raine Hay NOt Regin Until To-
houOw, il THIN
rlg0YE IN HIGH FEATHER.
p, Nas far'liniaI Waysring as Between
Harrison and Blaine
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-09
A KoLB-ALLIANcE BOLT.
KoLB FOR GOVERNOR.

1t is the purpose of this convention to
nominate Kolb for Governor and put q
full ticket in the field. y. NJ. Adams,
president OF the State Alliance, whose
election was reported favorably by the
State Committee, is Kolbs leading
spirit. He refuses to act with the regu-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-09
rHr REGULARS ADJOURN.

The Democratic State Convention has
adjourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow In
order that the Committee on Credentials
may pass on the action of the State Ex-
ecutive Committee in the matter OF con-
tested delegations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-09

by this cOmmlttc6 tue Dihiuo ucicSueco
have been seated in every instance, al
thouoh IN several of these contests there
was no difference as to the presidential
preferences OF the contesting delegates
The Alabama contest was decided IN
favor of the Blaine delegates, the vote
standing "a to %.
It is possibility that the Committee
on Credentials may not be ready to re-
port by tomorrow, and II this should Dc
the case there Is pretty sure to be row
in the convention when its chairman sub
mits the request for further delay. The
Harrison leaders are very much irritated
over the BItine policy OF delay, and ap'
near determined to force ballot as soon
at possible.
PRopABILIIIss FOR TO-DAY.
II is stated tonight that when the
COMMITTEES at IL o'clock tomorrow makes
lie partial report, as it probably will. and
rennests further timS the Harrison peo-
nle will move to adjourn for an hour or
Two. with instructions to the committee
10 wind up its business and report TO
the convention ct the end Of that time.
;This. of course, viii be contested by the
Blaine delegates, and may afford an op..
noytnn,ty for the first direct test OF
strancth between the two ftctions in the
convention, But by their skilfui ma.
ninulations the Blaine majority have a.
their command various expedienta Tor
DELAYING the ballot II they fnd u 70
their advantage to do 70.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-09

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-01-31
Dallas Democrats.

Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX, Jan. 30-The county Dem-
ocratic exective committee met this after
noon with eighteen members of the twenty
two, comprising the committee, present.
The date of the primaries to elect repre-
sentatives to county convention, TO select
delegates TO the state convention, which
sends representatives to the national con-
vention, was fixed on the first Saturday in
April, the date OF the county convention. the
Saturday following, being the 9th of April.
The basis OF representation to be one dele
gate Tor every fifty votes or fraction over
twenty-five cast for Governor Hogg.
The committee then considered the ques-
ton OF calling county convention TO NOM
mate candidates for county Offices. The
committee was not unit on this PROPOSE
ton. Mr.. Grantham, from the Grand
Prairie precinct. led the opposition to
convention. He offered as a substitute for
the motion committing the committee TO a
convention, motion to refer the question
to the people to send delegates 10 a county
convention TO determine whether or not
nominations for county Offices should be
had Upon reaching a vote Messrs.
Grantham, Scott and Daniels were recorded
in favor of the substitute and fifteen votes
were against them.
The motion fayoring a county nominating
convention was then adopted and the date
convention July 80. A resolution was
adopted inviting all persons claiming to be
Democrats and who viii pledge their sup
port to the nominees TO participate.
REPUBLICAN wRANGLE.
TIE GAZETTE reporter has it from good
authority that the Republicans of Dallas
county will probably hold county conven-
ton. Just now they are divided over the
question of the authority of Mr.. Brownlee
to call a congressional convention. A very
respectable number, composed of some Of
the local leaders of that party, deny his
claim to the title of chairman and contend
that it rightfully belongs to Mr. Gillespie
of Tarrant county Notwith- landing the
report Of the committee appointed by the
Republican club last night, to the effect
that Mr.. Brownlee has clear title to the
craftsmanship it is said that not a wheel of
the county organization will turn until the
chairman of the state executive committee
gives decision in the premises.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-01-31
Peoples, Party Meeting.
Special to the Gazette,

DECATUR, TEX, Jan. 30-Pursuant tc a
call of Judge A. Edwards, chairman of the
Peoples party in Wise county, n meeting
was held at the courthouse this evening.
Judge Edwards. in a short speech, eX-
planned the object of the meeting. John
Sanford, secretary of the Wise county ALI
ance, was then elected chairman, and G.
Crozier secretary. A committee of six was
then appointed to draft resolutions and
platform, composed of the following gentle
men: Judge A. Edwards, chairman; Rev.
j. B. Daoney, Jake Brown, Dan Boone, Ed
Mattix, and c. M. Huson. The committee
then presented resolutions condemning the
Democratic and Republican parties, charg
ing them with fraud and corruption, and
that they were in harmony with each other
in great many respects; that reform was
needed all along the line, and intimated that
the country would go to the demnition bow
vows if some radical changes were not
made at once, and that the only sure way to
get the needed reform was by and through
the Peoples party. The resolutions and plat
form were unanimously adopted. A COM
mittee on permanent organization was then
appointed, consisting Of d. Boone, chair
man; c. NJ Huson, ]. f. Brooks, Jake
Brown and James Hickey. Col. B. Morris
of Rhome, one of the leading Democrats of
Wise county, was appointed on the first
committee, but refused to serve, stating
that he was not in sympathy with the
meeting, and that he would be compelled to
bring in a minority report. There were
about fifty persons present, including a
number of Democrats and few Repubi-
cans
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-01-31
THAT'S HONEST.
No Sub Rosa or on the Q. t.
Business There.
SIMPLY THE WHOLE TRUTH.
The Friends of Hogg Meet at Tyler
and Confer.
SAWNIE ROBERTSON SAYS WHY
The Governor will Run Again
and How the Fur will FiV,
ROBERTSON SAYS WHY
QUIT OURSELVES LIKE MEN,
And be Strong, Says Hon. S. W. t. Lam
ham-His Views on the Coming Pres
identlal Race-Dallas Democrats.
Peoples Party at Decatur
Governor Hogs viii Run Again.

Special TO the Gazette
TYLER, TEX. Jan. 3O.-THE GAZETTE re-
porter noticed in the city to-day a number
of gentlemen from different parts of the
state The convocation was unusual, and
was peculiar in the fact that they were all
friends of Governor Hogg and the admins
tration, and Governor Hogg is here.
Judge Hudson of Frio county, Mr.. La
fayette Camp of San Antonio, Mr.. Robert
Stafford of Wood county and Sawnie Rob
ertson of Dallas, are among the number of
the governors friends who happen to be
here.
The reporter met Mr.. Robertson Just
after he and the gentlemen above named
had separated on the street from Governor
Hogg, and asked him what this gathering
meant He replied that there was nothing
to conceal in it. that it was purely political,
and said that it had been init
mated that Governor Hogg would not
be q candidate for reelection and we
wanted it from his own lips that he would
be. It is a sacrifice. for him to hold the
Office another term. He is a fine lawyer,
and especially a fine practitioner. He
could make a fortune in Texas at
the bar, but he is satisfied
with the commission and can't refuse to
run. He is the exponent Of the ideas APP
proved in his election, he has been faithful
to them to the letter. His
failure to run would be
fight and his defeat would be
the triumph of the enemies of the people.
He will make the race, and will be elected.
Those who supported him before are for
him now. There has been no change, no
cause nor room for any change,
except a few that were against him before
and a few that wanted offices and did not
get them. The mass of the people can't be
deceived. Governor Hogg will make
thorough canvass of the state and will cor
rect the Misrepresentation that have been
made, and make it very interesting for
those who have slandered him.
why did you come to Tylerl'
1--WE fixed the date, and then finding the
governor was here, such of us as could do
so conveniently came here. The assem-
biage is informal and is confined to those who
happened to write each other with view
of a personal assurance that the gov
ernor would make the race
Some of the gentlemen here were lawyers
from Rusk urging upon the governor the
appointment of Judge NJ. ]. Whitmsn, dis
trict judge. to the vacancy in the district
judgcship caused by Judge Perkins resig-
nation.