Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-15
BLACKFLAGGERS
\ Receive No Consideration
4 mr. Hutcheson's Hands.
! CONGRESSMAN is PLAIN
|dHs says-He viii Make No Reprisals
Clark Mon-Doosni Think Much
Wished Harmony Lies in That
Dlrectlon-An Interview

tson. Tex. March 14.-(Special)-
asman Hutchinson. in speaking OF
sting at Washington Of the Tex
gatiOn, said IL was called to bring
4 harmony In the delegation in favor
De nan for each of the three. dis
iilomey, collector Of internal rev
+ and other federal offices. not in
i X p0stmasters. as are allotted 90
N the various branches of the
hment, but It was not intended TO
Upon applications for COnsuls or
tIs TO foreign countries. nor of
The departments nc Washington.
understand, no plan TO arrive at
Huonl0us agreement seems 10 have
dopted and now / suppose every
Ani will press his claim on the de-
|Nls and fOrtify them with as
u the members of congress and
nhuential friends rs will lend him
lNlstance. though it Is not inpOs-
f Dat Senator's Coke aud Mills will
% recommendations, and If they
should expect their recommends
% succeed"
hnrd to the ukase issued by the
|oIauc executive committee COM
gg Texas Democrats TO support no
ior federal Office who voted for
II CLARK for governor Captain
Son said In view of Tie fact
Il va Democratic executive committee
llIessed q request TO the congress
nal they should not recommend
ghce any man who did not
~ Goyeruor Hogg in the last cleo
sln which request / don't feel ut
4 70 comply, / desire To make pub
A reason which influences me In
purse ! regard Governor Hogg as
glQr nominee of the Democratic
and the committee loaded by
nan bakcr as the recognized eNecu-
pmmillge Of the organized Demo
4 Wfy and believe there was no
qlQn for the bolt which was in
m Houston and which promoted
-alldacy of Judge Clark. II was
4 ge question when the bolt occur
'uylLer It was not the duty Of
A syhgressman TO have made an
ushs against the boilers even at
HA OIL defeating every Democratic
4 N Tor congress and TO have made
-nlls war upon what was known
I'Ppplers of Judge Clark. To have
would been manly and courage
/. Puhucs but after q conferences
Ish OF high station in both factions
uol believed wise 10 do so because
A lnperil the delegation 10 congress
Iglt have lost the Democratic
Ivy IN that body and would have
iVis'er these men from the party.
4 never wished 10 see. for l
NHy OF them TO Ice lifelong Demo-
N9' having during my canvass
svu any purpose Of treating the
-tn win disfayor, having sought
|dH'eu tLelr support, | should now
4 as anything but manly 60 turn
tm and dcnOunce them. after
..lleied my election through their
,H'' II would, in my opinion, be
assassination without previous
y open warfare.
a y one thing these boilers did
rases the bolt unique. and with
IN Ralallel, and that is they sup
s.1 Rauonal Democratic and CON
~ nckets, and 80 far as / stand
KY the local nominees of the
n N N party, making an exception
sne gubernatorial ticket. ] re-
I'M 'ls,lthor Hogg and the candidates
Vlher state Offices as the only
NJ s9n rightfulIy turn their backs
e lark contingent because they
ra FsI or upon them, were not
~ spy them, and the Clark mer
6,lsnt TO expect state patronage
'serrt, but not so with the other
stisue candidates. congressional
Sss5 n q local. They one and al
n p1i5 influence and received theh
N s,lhes, | believe that harmony
h,sis1 asafe Is more important thar
a,n o ior the past ana that the roat
BIZ lies IN the direction of con
H5 would not of course rec
lase.e.y man who is what Is terme,
4 ei,asger, but men who nftel
M ih, nhgualliedly expressed ant
4 rn,isss F determination to supper
i ie Democracy ana heal thl
ia1d 'N ranks, l shall not endeayo
not Unfortunately from Office
ms complain that others dihe
o tba9 THIS. accord them ia,
N IN, .ae Y views and claim the RICH