Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-04

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1ri'e eovreslouuen' 'Vusn' gu -. If
tspin hon a'ier . p'Aei' La, -',''n
me Democratic uiuED s'uue ~,
To-Day upon the recent puoile"u'V" ~ ~
St Louis hepuDlc NAV ioriu'l
uents OF making the vote ior so'eii -, ''''
hnsls Of representation IN the next Dc'io-
creuc state convention Wou,u ue is"e'
ed by the committee ana tue Fo'e lor
cleyeland substituted
You are quoted III tue 81 LOUIS nc,
public, Mr.. Baker as having announcer
thai you viii ignore former preeeaehtS
81 making the vote Tor governor tue pasls
d representation, and substitute thereior
me vote for Cleveland do you wish TO
say anything upon this subject
n have not he replied "niiue any
announcement officially or otherwise ms
20 the failure acton OF the party ana
tight here In reply to numerous demands
for an expression on this subject l wish
yon would say that there Is rot any
emergency for an official expression anu
unless 1t occurs l viii await the meeting
q my committee which, at Inc proper
ting, viii act wisely, conseryauyely and
fsarlessly. And l suggest to Democrats
fhat Nyhile their speculntion on the sub
IA az unity IA MI right thev sbn,,ld NAT
~ "a .,.,.' ~
eohhlt themselves 70 ms or 'hat poheg
IN advance OF the action OF the state COM
uitfre. Silence ut this puncture Is the
surest restorer Of Demncr,tic b,,,rnry
..1,,,, 49,, - r,.,l,.i.'.'',
ne UtOlAt are uitu OF ponies anu
ought not to be fretted and worried in
thrir peaceful pursuits Look at the
lDn,niists Tto,- h,,., h.,, Il, ,to .r,iJ-
III W ~ -,
eae Oh Tue ro"u ever since lasl NoNem-
BET, camping about over the state ike
a standing army. generated and proved
,a,n he ~. nsi;,i,i,,s t.,,,,,,.,, a.,
az, ~
eNer! Ism OF Whe llst. lhere are
many good citizens among the rank
ana file Of the Popullsts and many of
Ar ara borinninr ii ,a,ligo ,I,a, a.,
- minis 'V'N' 'n"- 'ne
Aaracter Of their leaders and the inn
practicahility of some of their demands
r..,der theit nntinnoi success or i
"a "a ,,,..
sioniy anu tnat tne sufest and
Wedlest relief Is through the Demo-
efatic party"
sDo vop +b;nl, tho too Do,,oa,o.i,
"a ~, -, w. h'i"oeI"tic
f'f lions Will unitc?' was the next ques-
u4h.
Nv am assured by many of Judge
tlArks supporters" he said chiefly oil
the rank and file. by letters and other
wipe, that they recognize our committee
hs the representative of the organized
democracy of Texas. Tie weight of the
intrryiews as published In the daily press
Of the state from each faction clearly in
dicntes the mind of the people. They
want unity. And in the facG of these
honest efforts for unity. a number of ultra
Clark leaders,, extremists. met at the
Union depot in Fort Worth. evidently to
kccp IN the light. and Mr. AIatloek. after
tonsultation urges the mainfennnce anl
the perfection of his organizations
ti.fougbout the state and the annoiuttnent
81 rhairmen in counties having none.
MANY of the rank and file are willing
ID, obey the hehests Of leaders and there
~ contribute to the defeat Of The organ
ifod Democracy in favor Of Ponulists.
Republicans or any other political oreani-
xafion.
Conseryatiyc citizens are not In sum-
nafhy with This ostensible effort to widen
the breach. Many of them love III
I,emocratic marty and contend that their
deht was against Governor Hogg In
I'D interest Of their state. and are nm
u,iiiine Ia forsaLe their Marty Ana that,
nrfia innels them ~ ali,,n ,ha,,,s ILL.,,
vvifh ihat soctjon tbat Can rae H.,
~nhaaloa,, q, tbo 1aS,r ~ De,,,,,,.,, ~
oorr,ni1siion Il, Sravas
sI;verv ca,sc,erfinns vo,nr sbo,,i5 S..
d.tidn ybfsh ,,,,,i,ittoo rs,,,.ag',,,. ~ ~.
1rxanized Demncraev. ami tben cboa ~