Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-14
Hogg Men Heard Dudley
Wooten Last Night.
HEsCORcHED AND BLlSTERED
The Administration and Brought Down III,
House,


RAL-NSi I'M Octs lo'--t opecldl' =
Colonel A. b. Norton editor OF tho In.
telligence and for forty years astaunch
defender OF the G. q. y. and It's princi,
Piles, returned TO night from Ohio and
Indiana, where he has boeu
campaigning in the interest
OF Harrison and Reid The colonel,
following In the footsteps of tho lata
and unlamented Zncharinh Chandler OF
Michigan, claims everything. He
docs not think IL possible 20 defeat tho
Indiana statesman and the New York
| editor. On matters OF state the colonel
had nothing 10 say. He desired 10
size up the situation.
Russell Hingsbury Is here from Waco
via Goliad, where he made "A speech to
big crowd. He says waller S. Baker
cen DO depended on TO wreck what Web
Finley has left OF the Democratic party
In the State.n
Registrar Melton's books show 1890
names registered tonight whom tho off
fee closed, and this, too, after both
sides have had rustlers out urging
voters 20 register. There romans ten
days for voters 10 register, and mt tho
| present ratio 1000 will make q good
Showinif, or 1900 less than woro cast NJ
the city election eighteen months ago.
| Thorn are fourteen Democrats and
/ ono Republican out for the office Of
| justice Of the peace. i. n. Rowloy IL
tho Republican, and ho is n strong
man. Ben Fabian is an independent
Republican. Unless number OF Dem
ocrats withdraw tho Republicans VIII
get tho pie, aud thcre Is talk OF calling
precinct convention TO place candi-
dates for justice and constable in the
field. &.
Hon. Ed @. Smith, n prominent Pop
ulist, has returned from visit TO Louis
Vile, Ky. Ho brings joyful tidings to
his follow Populists. While at Louis
yillo he cleaned tho information thal
Judge Nugent will poll 165, coo votes
and succeed Governor James s. Hoy.
rs chief executive of the Lone Star
state.
Judge Gusiave Cook, OF Houston, 4.
| G. Gorham, OF Austin and Railroad
Commissioner l.. j. Foster are in the
city tonight arriving on the late
train.
non. DUDLEY @. wooTEN,
Democratic candidate for elector-at-
largo spoke Mt the city hall tonight, TO
an audience of 600 people, He was
billed 10 speak on national and state is
SUES and he gavo tho administration
terrible soorching aud left no doubt In
the minds OF the audience OF the posi-
tion no occupies IN this campaign. Hd
reviewed the work OF tho Lampasas con-
vention and that OF tho convention at
Chicago, and emphatically declared
that all tho planlSs in the Hong state
platform Ia conflict with tho
national are nugatory and void and
released all Democrats from allegianca
10 tho Same. Ho declared that tho
planks were Incorporated in the plat.
form TO rot Mt defiance tho national
party and the administration. John II.
Reagan and other followers OF Hogg
were responsible for tho
soANDALoUs AND uNPRBoEDENrEn
course OF the majority at Houston.
Judge Wooton said that he stood upon
his Interview made at Galveston fol-
lowing the convention, that he would
vote for George Clark. He denounced
the conduct nof tho majority In the
Bayou City, denounced Waller S.
Baker for his raid upon tho Democ-
racy OF Dallas In the removal Of Chair
man o. 3. Gillespie, denounced the
threats TO remove him from tho
ELECTORAL TICKET,
in fact he gave tho Hogg state ticket
and platform u lambastlng that was
lurid, picturesque and cutting
An hour OF his speech was devoted ~
discussion of finance. He declared
that all nations OF the earth were for
gold standard and that FREQ coinage
was vagary moro utoplan than tho
demands OF tho great lunatics whom
the silver men have succeeded. Ha
roasted the senators and members Of
congress
FROM TEXAS
who have pandered TO tho silver craze,
and declared that they had given the
honest Democrats Of Texas more trou'
bio than even the Republicans them
selves.
He made a powerful appeal for tariff
reform, condemned in burning words
the iorco bill and force bill advocates
and
MADE A HoL- SHOW
Of tho advocates of Federal income
tax and state banks. He declared these
10 be tho "twin infamicsn Of the age
and utterly at Variance with sound po-
litical principles.
The remarks Of the speaker were
literally punctuated with applause.
At times the cheering was vocifero,a.
The Hogg men present were furious.
They declare Judge Wooten has placed
himself outside the party pale and Will
demand his remova! from the ticket.
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