Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-20

pie conservative, honest government,
free from personalism. the remainder OF
i was honored by being placed at the
head of the executive committee al linus-
ton, and accepted the position, feeling the
gravity Of the situation, but with y de
termination to do my whole duty Thut
i made mistakes, no one will deny |
used my best efforts to carry our cause
TO n successful ISSUE and In the work
under NY charge, no man ever hnd more
willing. patriotic and self-sacrihcing help.
No man ever refused to go when called
him. and none but patriots who loved
their country would have been so faith
full
I shall ever consider the honor hestow-
ed upon me at Turner Hail. as chair
man of your executive committee, the
rrcntest of my life and whatever may
have done for the cause for which Wa
contendcd, the most patriotic act thereof
The only regrets | have is that we did
NOT succeed in electing our ticket, and
free Texas from the gloom that now
hangs over her.
orr work was not in vain: the seed
that were sOwn will soon npen into u
golden harvest Of good for Texas The
people have been so long used TO tho
cry Of the dcmagogue, that they nave
drifted far from the house Of their DEM
0frflilf lNAuNlHs hNN AAAf 49,
of Democracy have been prcAcheu hl
our gallant leaders on the hill-tops anu
In the valleys. aud have taken deep root
In the minds Of the people, and the day
Is not distant when they will cease their
wanderings after false issues and idolsi
mud Texas will surely he turned
loose Z
education until the fires are burning
brightly upon all our Democratic ALTERS.
W. can mn rejoice at the great victory
won by the national Democracy. anu
we can congratulate ourselves nut IN
tbe late contest In this state. that ne
followers Of Judge Clark were me onl!
Marty ia Texas WIN stood upon tue same
nistforIn. shoulder 10 shoulder with the
national Democracy.
NM, simple Democratic government for
III Inc people OF these tinted stats;
h means that the iniquihons thtih s1nll
las reduced 10 the revenue pasls, .Dut
n ~ 80, i'm is dead and buried forever
,bst mansion robberies shall cease, aud
l. ~ 3sath Lnell TO wildcat state banks,
,sradunted income tax, aud dlsh9hest
at cents silver dollar as rontepnei Iur
10 tbe Ver-io-be-rcmembercd hrnEnh'
Goke and Chiffon. who now pose " 'lS
o,,lv simon pure Democrats worthy OF
honors IN Texas. r.r.. n.,,o-
1 luklAtN NNh ~ .ltau
crats. 10 consult what course We snah
,,,,'sne since the battle vert against ";
Eibaf,,y.r your decision shall be, ! shal
,baerfullv abide il. but let me adm9nlsh
van To be- temperate IN yonr dehgrin-
yinns and under no circumstances apah-
don any Of the immortal prlnelp'ss i'i
which we have coutendeu.
Secretngy Osborne Of the staie CON-
milton tyns not present AT the openlhs on
~ meeting and r. w. HAWKINS OF
p.pnison was elected temporary secfe-
80, Tian. w. P0indexter OF lleplFnt
Moved thar a committee on rfsau''e ~
~ appoinfed in order to cryslAliHe INC
,r,rl, and thn motion was adopted
me following committee was az
poWsSi N Poindexter, DR.. Q. Q. Burke,
I 7, ranner. Chas. Crenshaw' a. -
! Nlos.iy i. q. Bower, y DAY " a.
/ n oc,orne, DR. Thomas Moore " S g
| i{,ncaid. ID A Mum. w Meiss. ". ~
,,sisite,, III l.. Beusou y 4 dssr'
~, NV Watson. j. c. Dallas, ~. > Buus'
y "a Paddock. W A. Squircs;, -, -
~ ~ Hair. ChAs. Gibson pm a,
I M Cen. J. 5, Griffith W a. N,
ne nv u DeCordOga. ". w LIS ~. On p
z 4 Morgan, S. c. Patton p 9'''
1 borough name of L. Mat
~. On M, ass sddea to lie committee