Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-21
ROASTER.
l County Clark E~-
I've Committee
In WALLER S. BAKER
|As Action in Having Gillespie
d Others Removed
ealls Upon Democrats 10 Vote
.uorl The Regular Nominees.
6ower Brings Cheering
News Tor CLARK.

fEx., Oct, 2O.-[Special.
Mower returned from South
day. He says that Clark
srength daily and is almost
IA elected governor.
In $500 voters had regis
ItFaordinary efforts are be-
10 induce the voters 70 go
I house and place their
lists.
.tratic executive committee
o.day. Chairman G. b.
!. a sixteen members were
Engagements were made for
Int for the congressional
lckets and the following
address was unanimou'
racy Of Dallas county: Stal,
cutive committee,
8ur delegates, in conveh
ID in the city OF Dallas on
r. Of July, 1892, in view of the
ference with your local and
i7ation on the part of j.
Waller 5. Baker and others
Ind sanctioned by the pres
ninistration, and of the at
said ]. NJ. Strong TO re-
Apose @. b. Gillespie, the
hour said county executive
Ind in view Of the disorgan-
and deplorable conse-
lifting from such "unwar-
rfeence" with your local
it their duty, due alike to
cy Of Dallas county, and
cratlc theory OF local self
40 submit for your consid-
" |bllowing statement:
fl known your committee
10 BY YOUR DELEGATES
tyention, assembled accord
'bcratic usage and principle.
and regularity Of your
uf convention was admitted
4 Die recent state conventions
4hbled in the city OF Hous-
41ither Of the said state con-
~ the legality Of your said
st IGNITION questioned; nor has
A0a ionable right Of tho county
. TO select its own executive
~ eyer been denied or ques-
bay state or national Demo-
bntion. The county conven-
same right, founded upon
finciple, to select its execu-
ttee, as a state or national
has to elect a state or ma
cntive committee. These
gentions are separate, dis
coordinate Organizations
PIT respective spheres,
b by delegates
PEN BY THE PEOPLE
pg TO Democratic usage,
the right OF power to in
urP the functions of the
PEEL might the chairman of
Democratic executive COM
npt to remove the chairman
1ecutiye committee, as for
seek to depose the chair
pnnty committee. Further
lncipal was expressly rec
he convention which nomi-
hogg at Houston, when it
Rnd rejected a series of res
len were introduced for the
Of comforting the power
Pee" upon the state execu-
nlttee. This interference
alatrs is not recognized in
councils. 1t is contrary to
Fatic theory Of government.
2plATED AT HOUSTON.
the interference with the
patton Of the Democracy of
" on the part OF Messrs.
Strong?
first duties devolving upon
llee was TO provide for the
candidate for the legisla-
me vacancy occasioned In
ltion Of Mr.. r. p. Toole.
ion could, according to the
4 party, have been made by
ways, namely, by calling a
1ention,or by the committee
sing the right OF selection.
on confronted your commit
~ session on September 6,
the propriety and expe-
flh modes of filling the va
canvassed and discussed,
4 the existence of
rirlcAL ORGANIZATIONS
both claiming to be Demo
both being supported by
questionable Democracy,
'lttee felt and believed that
paramount duty was due 10
ley Of Dallas county, which
ana that Its course should
rlzed by a degree of con-
PEST calculated to preserve
ar as possible, the county
prospective OF existing fac
ienees. Actuated by this
ainulul Of it's duty 10 the
,'ocracy and its nominees,
wee believed that the call.
lsy convention at this time
uuetive of fractional strife
'i a5 OF closing the exist
, 81 al9 /, would also jeopardize
VI the local nominees OF the
ucn as the calling Of a
FNrY CONVENTION
y aflly raise the question as
" entitled as Democrats
IN the primaries and
sasssi,iredlyn result In two
ea,.lons and two nominees
S'ional contention thus
5u would have en-.
,' sne election Of our
"a material and congressional
iie election Of whom mas
me rs paramount aims Of your
I,s.e,alizing the gravity OF
your committee adjourned
action and reconyened
september 2l, 1892. In
sae individual members
4 se ssee consulted and en-