Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-12
THE REPUBLICANS
RELY ON THE YOUNG MEN TO
PULL THROUGH
Ia Coming conlesis-Thsy Figure II all Out
Woman Suffrage Endorsed Each Dele.
cato Took Bottle Of whisky Home.

isy tolnorfoM moTnus the alluy VI ~
| public1ns which has been enjoying true
Kentucky Hospitality In this city THE last
few daye, will hive disappeared The
! convention adjourned today 10 meet again
ihe second Wednesday OF next Nay AZ
Denver
Al the session today VIM. W, Tracy
of Springfield. His. was elected presi-
dent for the ensuing year, ON the. inst
ballot. His only opponents were NJ. III.
De Young, editor of the San Francisco
Chronicle, and General Daniel Hastings
of Pennsylvania. The attendance ut the
Republican national league convention
was larger this morning than yesterday
A great deal of disappointment is eA-
pressed by the rank and file at the fall
ure of General Alger, Thomas
u. Reed. Governor Mckinley, .lno
NJ. Thursson. Levi J.. Morton.
j. Sloat Fassett. NJ. G.. Spooner and q
dozen other rational leaders to attend
the convention ns announced. This is es-
pcclully true rs regards Spooner and Fas-
set, who are mentioned as candidates
for the presidency Of tn. league.
The convention WAS called to order at
10:.D by President Clarksun. Deloga-
tiuns were nj! present. Dr. Haywood Of
this city led In prayer.
H. VI, Smith OF Alabama WAS appoint
ed sergeant.at-a
The committee on credentials made its
report.
The rules adopted 10 govern the con
vcnlinu We're those Of the Fifly-tirst
congress. over which Thomas h. Reed
presided.
The committee on resolutions made its
report, which was received aud read.
II touched upon almost every question
Of public interest now before the coun-
Try, including resolutions of respect To
the memory of the late James q. Blaine.
James Blonnt. cOlored delegate from
Alabama. pt the ilpor and offered
fcw criticisms ON the Republican party
for its sccming neglect of the negro in
the South.
Resolutions for restricting immigra-
ton were votrd down.
a resolution den0uncing the Union
League club IN refusing admission to
Hebrews was adopted.
Hcsottions FOR adoption were then
taken up aud considered one ut II time.
When Dr. Blaclwclls woman suffrage
resolution was reached 1t was over
whelmingly adopted. despite The adverse
report of the committee.
About the only resolution reported by
the committee wDs that referring TO wo-
mnn suffrage. reported adversely 10y the
committee. The plank fayoring suffrage
was adopted by-a vote Of 80 yeas TO
lSl nays
A roll call Of states was ordered for
names Of yice-presldents and member
of the executive committee
Arkansas reported for yicc~president
Logan II. Belts; for executive, II. VI.
Cooper.
Texas, vice-preslcnt. j. +. Newcomb,
executive committee, IL +. McGregon
Inc convention was now ready 10 elect
officers. President ClnrkHon called for
nominations for president of the league
California nominated NJ ii. DcYoung
%. S9n francisco; Illinois nominated W.
W. Tracy OF Springfield; New Jersey
nominated YIN. Lynn Of Pennsylvania:
nenn'ylvanla nominated General Daniel
i'astlng of PENNSYLVANIA.
-, Result Of the first baEot-W. w.
itTary, wv votes; DeYounS 4O4; General
WINS Immediately made unanimous. Tbe
ochicial announcement of Tracys elc,-
non cnnsei STORM of applause that
falrly shook The building
lhe new president was escorted to the
,chnlr and spoke In pnrt as follows,
dehilomen Of the conventional thank
YOU Tor The honor conferred upon the
Young Republicans of Illinois Illinni.
nus fhliered hut once In Rcpublcnnism
sinre the formation of the party. / can
Simply say the young Republicans of the
state of Lincoln. Grant nph Iogan wiz
sec to II nLe soon resumes her rnr,r,n.
place IN the Republican column. he.
nevc every Young man In the conyention
VIII return home with n detrrmlnotinn 10 |
',' nn neHl efforts for party work and
a. y ,.nn,.V I,,VrllN from public Office !
D w, e'DVWD young men will nnrt;ci. |
llle IN the next election md ovcr M
'nl wiz cast their frs vote a. ~
one principle TINT guides rs hn no, e,v
Nrry tomorrow shall he a grand al |
"Hchca! advance from YESTERDAY a,,,i |
non 80 me ltcruhllrnn Marty eoa, ,n,r ~
nW uowh time, II viii gather rs,,s,,.1p,
nnl'or md glory with each suc.noii',n,,
a. ,nu, ne Young men of the Nnt;o,,ni
VAN ""''''"i 'saghe will always be In The
or H'' ,rr,. recess tho election Of secretary
cuuv" committee. =" 'n' c@'-
SUPPLEMENTARY resolution v,s =.
ported fnvotahly from The cofnni,,o ~
,'a''oiIns ond adopted exnrcssinr ire
ru''"tpne loss 10 the land IN The 1en,be 80 |
also the following; " blaine;
Resolved. That committee az sim,
uppplhteu by the president Ia hva.t;,,o,,
n w., REPORT annually the couditinn AZ ~
iitpnunhran party In the Southern states.
80 'u' Republican plrty IL The rnrty
croa,i FTpie ana The purpose of its |.
All H. VIZ we destrnctiou Of slavery
n,.' wv greatest possible nxDnusion q,
human liberty within tho land, II I,,o,' oi
no sect or creed. therefore tbe excInsi",
o. any person from ANY Republican chi,
H., u,kunHailon on account uf lis 70.
li.lNns belief meets mo envnros' -
hy,,,.ahaiion Of this League. '""'
lheh they adjourned 10 meet a, D.n
yer on the second WNnesiny In NJ,
nHsr adjournment ench delegate "a
N1Nsu y bottle labeled WHISKY Inn
MA. hrnllicsy Fnmons: Commitment
~ .Nluert ,Sntt, Collector Of Internal
nel nlu oe LIN District. Ky" It was