Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-09

committee will recognize him as chairman
When Colonel Cowart's rnmp com
mittee meets next wednesday "all
vaoanciesn will be filed and
then, according 10 Phil b. Miller sem
atoriul chairman for this district, there
will be a Democratic committee and
Hogg committee IN full blast. The
next thing In order will be to
call convention and nominate
legislative ticket The Times Herald,
Mesquiter Of Mesquite, and the Lancaster
Herald, declare that II. ~ Smith, who Is
not in love with Hogg or Hoggism, will
not run, aud II is likely that
sam. p. Morris, now runuing on
his own hook will be endorsed. Mr.. Smith
mas accepted the nomination rendered him
by the committee and has taken OF his coat
He made the rnce three times
for the ofice Of county treasurer
aud every time he wiped up the earth with
the opposition. He feels that he can do II
again with case. II is also announ ced
that A. s. Taylor, of LANCASTER,
regular nominee for the Legislature,
must bow in humble submission 10 the
Tylerian dynasty or he too, will have op.
position. In fact, Chairman Cowart and
his clique announce that support Of Jim
Hogg is the
TEsT or DEMOCRACY
and the nominee who refuses to support
him has a fight on hand.
There are several Hogg men on the conn.
/ " ticket and before the Reading out aud
Strengthening process is finished there is,
loud and vociferous squealing 10 the
Hogg camp, Men like Nat g. Torney,
| w. L. Crawford, NJ. l.. Norris aud
| others, who have remained neutral In
| the fight, denounoe the REMOVAL OF
Chairman Gillespie as unprecedented and
in-DemocTaiic, and the chances ars mat
! they viii now vote for Judge Clark u Is
q removal that does not remove, but that
5 not the fault OF the assistant headsman.
At O'Clock tonight when Recorder Mel
ton closed his ONCE, $500 voters had rcgis-
tered and It Is predicted that by next Sat
urtlay night $500 names will be on the books.
Judge Clarks managers claim
AZ LEAST $500 MAJORITY
for him in tbs slty alone without counting
Oak Cliff, Oak Lawn and Jewella, The
Hoggies as usual, claim everything In
sight and "a id sight more
The citizens OF Lancaster are preparing
to receive.
JuDGE GusTAvE cooK
on the occasion Of his approaching visit 10
that city Judge Clark came within four
votes OF carrying Lancaster at the primary
election, and his friends are hopeful Of the
results there.
COLONEL ". l. nERsDos
has promised 70 make one speech in Dallas.
and he will be given a reception that will
astonish the natives a man with the
temerity 10 tackle Tho tlger 10 his lair
as he did Hogg during the CAMPAIGN last
summer. can bet that fho freei1m Of Dali
las will be conferra np1u BIN at all times.
Judge Otis Eaton and Indga z. 6. Bower
are going out % the rural regions next
week 10 aronsc tho boys and dozen other
good . oaliers are puitiDg their business In
shape 10 take vacation for ten days and
10 on the stump
The Twelfth ward
cutnrID MES
organized most enthusiastic George
Clark Turn regaa Loosen club tonight.
Tho cninrs1 faeu are now organized 10 every
Yart Do DC cif and Will b. power in the
enmpai7n flou now on until November.
Lac tonight Chairman Gillespie said 70
Tux GAZETTE correspondent: Before this
Aght e. 9ve Il viii he shown that Waller
RlEer ts, played leading part The Clark
mon osrrifd Dallas county. They nominated
4 ieois atve ticket aud secured the party
naehinery. Waller Baker was determined
an along that they should not enjoy the
p0iau won and he determined 70 strike them
down II possible. We shall 20 right along
iast ~ HHAiier Baker never bad esiatsA