Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-13
Views Of the County Democrats
as 10 the Future.
WILL THE FIGHT BE KEPT UP7


or the humiliation Of the defeat or the
exuitation Of the victory entered
! into IT, for that Is the mere ebullition Of
sentiment, but the serious phrase, What
Is to be the outcome presented itself.
VIII the fight be cOntinuedf What VIII
be the effect on the county In future cleo
tiOnsi Most Of those In position to speak
authoritativcly declined to give their
views Just now, the Clark men preferr-
ing TO avoid rushing into print or pre-
ference to be held at Waco November
18th.
The Hogg. men as rule. hold to the
view that the dissension In the Demo
cratic ranks amounted TO 30 little, the
overthrow IL 40 signal, that, while they
too are waiting the result Of the Waco
conference before giving expression to
their views, the lately divergent Gle
ments IN the Democratic party in the
state VIII reiOin and go on M before,
battling aginst all the foes NJ the party,
whether Republicans or populists.
Some there are who are irrcconcilable
on both sides, and these are yet mnlcOn-
tents. tho yiot0rs saying the yauduished
traitors must sue long and humbly ere
they can again be seated at the Demo
cratic table
Said one, "rhe time may come when
q Democratic nominee for governor In
Texas may be defeated, but II Is not yet,
and IL is Derchnnce many years IN tho
future before that time will roll aound."
And yet all Is not 4ercne 10 the Dem
crntic camp, And the project 10 hold joint
Dcmacratic-that is, Clark and Hogg
bemoeratc-tiiat is, Clark and Hogg
Tho Gazette received this card yestcr-
day morning;
Fort Worth, Nov -, 1892.
Fort Worth Gazette;--
/ am Instructed by tho committee Of
arrangements to say that we are moving
to celebrate our national Democrntic
yictroy next Wednesday night, November
10Th, the first complete royernmeutul
control 10y the Democracy since Buchnu.
nan went out. aud we invite every lover
ot Democrntc principles without regard
10 local dilcrcncesl Ia join ug. Speakers
local and from abroad are billed for ihe
occasion.
O. c. Cummings, Chairman.
Later this was cancelled and the Ga
zeite IL requested to announce instcnd
that the victory Of Cleveland. Hogc and
ihe county ticket viii be celebrated next
Wednesday.
Il Is said that the Clarlites declined
10 JON IN Tho celebration, hence the can
cglhuOu oi the uvitatiuO for an lovers
Of Democracy 10 join ia the celebrating
the first victory that brought control OF
the Federal government 10 the Demo
cratic party since Buchannnn's admins
a FEW INTERVIEWS.
As stated above, most Of those whose
onniona carry authority with them de-
cline 10 talk. but some were NOT so
rqtccnt and their utternces nrc here
given.
Bon Ayres declined TO express any
opinion lie thought Il mpxpcdont to
discuss the matter, for that wua Tho
way To keep alive the agitation. and the
primary object was TO Kill, instead Of \
judge y. A. stedman hd not given
the subject the euro it deserved. hut
uiter the Clark meeting at Waco on the
views
Col: II. t. Bentley, campaign manager
i9r inc Fopnlist-. said though defeated
THIS organization would Do preserved Ia
tact. They regarded their principles as
the hest for the inas;Cs OF the people and
particularly for that part Of the people.
the l1uurrr7, who were too littlo repre- |
scuicd in the government a mootiug
OF their executive committee would be
held next week, whom the campaign. It's |
results and the future would be fully |
considered and u course Of action decided |
upun,
u, Mont Reilly, Republican, Thought
the issue between Clark nui Hog 70 |
clearly defined that reconciliation was |
Impossible and 80 FAR as he knew tile sen. |
timents Of the Republicans they were |
opposed 10 Hogssm and would 40 con |
tinuc.
! ID, Cnrwilc said: "rhe trouble WIS
only spnrodic Tine gaps will be- closed |
M nnd the united Democratic party viii |
night the common enemy, the Republicans |
and the Third party.
j, NJ. Moore, Populist. The orgnn- |
gntlon OF the Peoples party will be- c0n- |
tinped. Our principles are right aud we
VIII fight for them. When you think /
That our party WAS only organized ON .
the 18th Of August, the vote we pOllol /
was remurkhble, So We regard our de- /
feat in this sense O victory ior the /
all men.
Judge Sam Furman thought what we
wanted TO do nuw wus 10 heal our Ia |
trr.nccine differences, and therefore any |
lickcrins and discussion of ISSUES that |
hnd been vital prior To The election was |
TO be deprecated, We want TO placatc,
not To annoy.
John Swaync. We are just az much
opposed 70 llogg and Hogglsm us before
tho election.
! J. Massic lloeg; | thinl, when the
soreness Of tho defcut ia gone, all our |
diuercnees viii be- healed, aud We viii |
all be Democrats together
ID. y Ross, CLARK; The fight viii be |
continued. We went into IL from prin- |
eiple. Our principles ARE right and oven |
innlly they must prevail, for uoggism |
- In nniagonism to the spirit Of Amer- |
can liberties.
John +. Reid, HoEg; Tho Democratic |
party OF Texas cannot be divided while |
We have the negro question to answer.
10 would De an unhappy division II u |
wae ~, for In counties where the Clark |
following was strong Il might. II they |
wrre not reconcilc1 20 the Democratic |
party jeopauiize tho success of local |
Democratic nominees
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