Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-31

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Traitors Shoes.
HI. Tex, Oct. 3O,-lSPe-
,olitlcal arena Of Parker
Pen stirred from center to
/ during the past week;
a the speeches OF the local
81 county Offices, and those
ana Hogg campaign COM
Democratic candidates
1udqe r. E. Beckham and
: have lent their presence
IN the county. The hust-
SOUNDED with Clark prais-
.nas,s and Nugent claims;
districts secured for un-
les until all are convinced
a. Of the people are made
awvit the Sth Of November
. result
0 village twelve miles
lerday q picnic was given
Dsople OF that neighbor-
R. Z. Beckham, Judge
A. G. Boyle and Judge j.
we're invited and were
sak. There was some lit
between the Hogg and
10 the arrangement OF the
b the speakers. The Clark
Il claimed the close, to
ogg men objected. How
arranged that Judge Phelp
the first speech and Mr..
Judge Beokham make
ech after dinner, Judge
blow, allowing ten min
to any new matters that
up In Richards speech,
5 ten minutes to reply to
fggad Confederate soldier,
Phelp, made one Of his
lc and telling speeches and
and ailectionately received
1 e. He told them that the
platform was the ono Of
racy; that the Hogg plat
j congratulated the people on
tpmplishment Of his admin
shame Look at it and
! administration has been u
sten; alien land law, failure;
law and others, failure.
Dc done?n
lie, one Of our rising young
spilled in a graceful, we'll
peech, reviewing the cause
Houston and condemning
Exporters He also claimed
lhe report Of the comptrol- |
lnone money had been in |
eras under Hogg's admins
p under any other.
h1er Judge Il. n. Beckham. |
~ Texas Democracy, was an,
he n@nted the stand, and |
luc Way poured hot shot |
ogg ranks. His speech de-
{alely the Issues and candi-
NE people, laying bare the
" CLAUSES OF the Hogg plat
. proceeded to read Judge
~ Of the Democratic party
Pried them ON Democratic
and challenged him to
vel as to point him out a
Pmocratic utterance in the
Pm. The most nauseatinp
democrats that STAYED In
I convention have to swal-
Platform adopted by them
are capsules; they are bit
.Iopose to puncture them.
nam explained his position
/ ior senator, his resigna-
u Granbury conventions
li, and the subse-
tuition Of Jim Swayne in his
says Mr.. Swayne Is a candi-
W. yolition and seeking,
pred to have the nomina-
"a ., on himself by sending n
I shirley that he would be
Q The Democracy of Tar
:, ne i undertook to do things
'ced the first lesson that I
Ogg Is TO stay in the execu-
lsnt OF the state and out of
y part; II Clark is elected
y oense enough to keep out
y y; Richards was greeted
ade his appearance. He
Y, ooltocratic traitors of
such as Throck-
~, Bel Maxey, Beckham
a ',nea the Hogg men dema-
viewed their history, TO
uienee in front gave him
one in the audience out
y aud visitors could
! 70. q the Clark and Quincy
~ sell the difference be-
"a, ,,iq ne would bet on it. A
,tIbie9 me-, took him up. The
' Sne CLARK platform throws
.hlrd party.
nam Is not a Democrat. in
Y, y own language "a man n
AZ who grows larger than
resented ss. the salient points
o, administration and re-
, o'ers 70 politically bury
I we oth Of Novemba.
telling anecdotes. w
'Saiil IN reply thanked the
,helr Kind attention, and
Il RaI9a patriots as old Throck-
: 3ei ~, Maxey, who belned
q q S gus Of Democracy Of
az = - denounced by such
! s ana others as traitors
!, ga and his hearers an.
y Vr rs he declined to rem
!. then reiterated wha4
~; Judge Throokmor,ion
" IMAM turned to him
n. n you call him a traito,,
ace. you are net
= ron Palo Pinto eopnsy
arts rscss lp there from
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