Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-06


on the end OF this was, "a vote for George
Clark Is vote for II <as -
Another bore on It's sides the cartoon Of
Amory Starr Of Marshall, preventing Fer
guson aud Mcdonald from speaking at
that place and driving them away Of the
pistols muzlle, Starr represented as say
ing; mo niger shall speak here today
above the picture were the words: "Oh
yes, the Hoggites favor free speech. How
IL this.n On the end Of this was ACTIONS
Speak Louder Than Words, Governor
Another presented Hogg as giant with
great club barring the onward progress
OF the Fort Worth and Albuquerque Rail-
way from Fort Worth northwestw rd,
Hogg saying "she shall no. be built by
GRrlins.h ON the end; "Equal protection
70 all investments"
On the front OF all these was the shibbo'
leth OF the Clark Democrats, "rurn Texas
Loose"
some Of the more striking of the smaller
notices were:
'Clark win give us peace aud prosperi-
ty.m
"Hoggites cause race troubles
"Cuney and the Coons are in line"
"Oh, no, Hogg don't went our votes"
A picture Of hogg kneSiing, begging for
"The Republicans endorsed Sui Ross
"Republicans will give Clark 100, 900 ma
iorlty."
Come back to Tyler, Jim"
1.-The people are capable Of choosing
their own officers
"HoRg and ard times"
Consult your conscience and interest
before you vote "
Down with hypocricy and demaogogy.
CLARK, confidence and credit"
CLARK on the bridge Jarvis and Beck
ham the helm, then sail on great ship Of
Texas.'
vote for a man who knows and re-
specstthe constitution
"Hugg'S bluuders are luxury that comes
too high for US.
I'VE win quietly lay Swayne aud Mad.
don under the roses"
Educating Jim swayne is too eHpen-
slve luxury for US"
Devils were driven into swine over
$500 years ago"
"Wyune, Ban and your Backers, look out
for Jarvis gravel train.
"1he right 70 vote Is inviolate. Exercise
II with discretion
Measure a mans head, not his abdo-
men"
"Coko's bull whip don't 20.
fellow,
"Clark aud prosperity.n
Bare your bosoms to the enemies Of
Texas
save Texas from the demagogues."
CLARK, peace and plenty"
CLARK the soldier, statesman and pa
trlotn
"Hogg the office seeker, demagogue and
tyrant"
nwhat will become OF the sugar bounty
II Texas don't got III"
"What became OF Cameron's wheati"
"And the wind will blow through Nc
Gaugheys whiskets. -
Why do the Hoggites accept bounty on
jackrabbit's carsp
~ have Texas by the tall and a down-hill
pull--Hoggn
Remember the alamo aud don't forget
Texas, November s. ~
"Beokham aud Jarvis, the emblems of
true manhood. Vote for them
Vote foe Texas, Place not her enemies
In power.n
'Republicaus support Clark for the same
reason that Democrats supported Hamll-
'keturn Hogg, Coke and Reagan TO pri-
vate lifcn
CLARK has no claim on Texas, but Texas
has claim on lark"
What about the Size OF the alliance mans
brccchesm
why are l. G. N. and East line officials
for HOggi You tickle mo, aud III tickle
you. Hogg. Campbell and Giles -
Down with one man power. The voice
Of the people / the supreme law"
'Iurn the traitors aud dcmngogues out
"Patriots are on guard tonight"
"a vote for Hoeg is stab at liberty"
TnR PARADE.
Long before the time appointed for tho
march the streets on every side of the
court h iuse square were filed with an i'm.
patient owd OF torch bearers, including
one hunurod on horseback The floats were
ststioned 10 Weathorford between Houston
and phrockmortOn, and fell into line ac-
cOfdlng to the places assigned them as the
procession passed. The horsemen were on
the Houston street side and the torch bear
ers, except the oolored contingent were
formed on EelknIp street, and until the
line OF march was formed they con
sututod dense mass, extending
from Houston to Calhoun. The coli
ored clubs and their floats were
formed on Rusk street and marched 70
Houston up Woatherford taking position
Immediately after the floats, which fol.
lowed the horsemeu. The hoodlums In the
meantime had massed themselves in Wealth
erfod 81 Get noar Houston with the appar-
emit intention OF blocking the march OF the
coored clubs from kusk street. but with
their floats In front the coons were too for
mtdable for the opposition, ana after about
hve minutes persistence they gave way.
The order was given for the horsemen To
fail In two abr asst and the mon by tours,
though but little regard was paid to their
Instructions until the procession was well
out on Houston street.
After watching the formation OF the line
u hAaaAlk Importer walked hufrleulY 10
Main and out that street toward the depot,
meeting the head OF the procession at
Ninth street, when the rear was at Sixth
on Houston, making a total length Of
thirty-two blocks for tho procession From
Ninth street back to Wegtherford the
sidewalks were deusely packed with spec
tators, leaving barely room for foot path
behind them and hundreds OF people were
gathered before hand on tho square.
At Front and Main the Dallas visitors
were merged IN the line and forty-nve
minutes were consumed In passing Main
and Fourth streets, fully 1000
men being In line. AT many
places along tho line, tho paraders
We're cheerod but they did notca Tor that,
for what with the footing Of horns, tho
yells and cheers OF those la line, but little
could DO heard but the noise
they made. Roman candles were
shot and In front OF very many
OF the business houses red fire was burned.
Some OF tho DallAsltos had packages of
Greek tire and these wore lighted from
timo 10 time. Not an unpleasant Incident
or mishap OF any kind except tho burning
OF one OF the foat transpArencies, was 10
ported. Under the direction of
Grand Marshal Ford aud his aides
everything went as perojtly as clock
1t exceeded the expectations OF all and
some OF those who saw the Dallas rally say
Fort Worth outdid that grand Clark
eli he