Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-11

'iiNo- ''iN VI NNipi pm sANuA Aeltio anu
were drawn out through curiosity
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Third party orator, Copeland, OF the
Independent sovereignty OF san Antonio
was introduced by County Attorney j.,
w. Iay5 E an enlhlJlaStlS friend O
Rar6er ,,ae ,,rosented by Cant NJ n
Davis. siam rorresnondent nj Woco for
peIo,a stances ty,lng and socrats,,, NJ
ihc local CIark cinh whiie General
Weaver was Introduced in gIoying
terms bv Nh I n Scarborongb Who is
oh. lirmSn M Judtye CInrlr's co,infv cam.
nai0n comnittls Tbe Hoo, r,erni,
think tbey hive discnvercd ITnaTFs,s
nest In the fnregoing and arc r,aking
much conital of tbe same contondin9
thai II ihdicates along with otbcr avi,
dnnce tbey cioi,,, r., h9y. a co,,,I,i,,o Co.,
bctwes1 tba Giarl, neon,o nnd ,5n
Weayerites
ductio,s "nd dicidro tSaF ~ 80, ,i,,Is-,,,,,,,
M tbreo Clart sneal,ars or * I,birJ
nat,, 1,rorg,o,,,,, f,,. s,oct -, IT.
duotiob was nprrIv accidentai ana thot
tbev were rnarsly anJeavarinG ~" tn s S',S
"A nToner cn,irtosy to,yard dist7,,r,,iyboG
| visit1rs Nh ,Ea,,Inr alda ~, H.
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Clark people want ali The votes thew
can got ana the Horg men know itand
| tho CLARK mon know 0the Uoroios an,
r,iV lar "iou , N''oH 'ho VBBles are
| Xxx, a,,,,, 5Sta,,bo, , uU o''i0 iuoa' ~
T'P''0'i' ""
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| Mr.. e. Tom Cox the leader OF the
Populists in this county. whose timidity
prevents his being heard moro than ten
miles when he whispers, comes nobly
TO the rescue OF the Clark people, and
asserts that he has gotten the Clark
| people into this snap, and proposes to
get them out. He asserts that he was
merely ondeavoring to secure the as
sistance OF prominent local speakers,
and owing to the scarcity OF this
article among the Hogg men did not
| have the time nor search warrant to
locate them. That is the only reason
there were no Hogg men on the pro
gram.
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Mr.. John @. O'Bryau, of McGregor, a
strong supporter Of Judge Clark in the
lp rtihiGi, ,o.j anu oiialrlhan oil the Sev,
! in u'a J"o..uu l ,ooi'ov, W selectoh OF
W. W. VVurt mouso gonyehtion, was III
g., % 10Y anu iilulleu INC IoiioW-
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MCGREGoR, TEX, Sept, o, 1892.
Hon. James A Harrison. Chairman McLennAn
SwSuny EHreauNe committee for Judge Clark
~, 80,
,oi Fem ,9iN' was elected by the
ooa,,'2 vonsuut.qn member OF your
cHnvontion tnt prior 10 t4e state
UoIto' is,i V1av convened IN Houston
ON the n,.i i5sh qltimqi hereby tender
serve In TINT c,mnit i, IA goou . laltm
and dee,n H. a 5,,t,,t, ,,r,, 90, "i'S 'ousei9,
In resign vsoso " S, oI r'iN ~ NY ~
of JudSe CLARK boGoro I'M atat, apd por.0.
| tiop M rerr,,rd his I,oit 49, Sotinol,-
ble and i'm nn,n ds,ianca nj H., ,,.,Ii 81
| the majority oG tbe nso,,lo 81 ~,
While / norsonallv ento,iai, a., iii
cst taporIs f,r nt1no f'1n,i.
Democrat. and foci tb,t ~ IA "a, a
Marty IL i,yni,,,d o,% ~, ,,tl' CIV
Hogg h ~ Io,,;ti,,,at, ',,''. e'oNorIi ',5
win sun,,nrt ~, "Olii'iooi anu
I,,,,., ....,..
rcr,>- - T''i 9,3S,'iy'
.'N - y ON An
everything il life and activity at the
hogg headquarters. State Chairman
Baker remarked this morning that the
outlook Tor straight Democracy was
,HN''N NhNNulHEluS' organization was
oelng perfected throughout the state.
and the people were rallyiug nobly.
These statements are based upon as
suranees received from all over the
state by mail and by wire. Secretary
Cravens is exceedingly busy sending
spondence.
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The Clark people ara corsi1o,otl,,
exercised over the use of ~ 49,
"Dsmocraticn In connection ,yitt tha
organizations of tho How neonia 90.
the state. The call for ~ drS,,, o,v.
tion tonight Of Inc ''yyacn DonS or,1i
club by tho Hogg peonle was ~ ~,
Jet OF consideration at several MI of Tho The
clubs be reorganized Under tho ,H ,;ta u" ",
"Cleveland and Clnrl, n,,,,o, 49, y,
clubs'n but an inyestigation nf tbais
constitutions revenled fhe fa.t - w, ~.
word 'Democratic ,vSs aI,,,aS S. tnat tilS
the name. and tbev bre,tbaSa part Oh
They saw the Hogc neonle any, o'.s, ',t