Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15
ALTHOUGH BOILERS
FROM THE REGULAR DEMOCRA-
CY SOME CHICKEN PIE
Nay Be Given The Hoggiies So Said Giddings
and Shepard 10 CieyeIand-Tho Straight
outs in the Saddle al Dallas.

Dallas. Tex. Feb. 10 (Spccial)-
Democrats of Dallus, the fellows who
walk up 10 the trough. fodder Or $50 tod-
| der, and vote the ticket straight every
time are in the saddle The Democratic
executive committee of the city met at
the city hall this afternoon 10 show that
they are dead In earnest and determined
to make fight In which no quarter will
be- shown The members elected Hon.
Sum Klein chairman to Gll the vacancy
caused by the death Of Jack sharp MI.
Klein accepted and said the time had
come WHEN "lickspittleisW and mainly
pombyism in Dallus politics should De
wiped out" lie believed IN fight
ing for Democracy att all times
and making uO concessions To- indcprnd-
cnts. mugwunps on other enemies. As
result of the deliberations Of the COM
mittcc the following call was ISSUED:
To the Democracy of the City Of Dallas,
Greeting:
The Democracy of the city of Dallas
are hereby requested To- meet IN turir
respective wards at their various voting
place, on Thursday March >. lS93. at
1870 p. m., and thcu and there rlcct del
rgntcs to u convention to be- held iu the
city Of Dallas. March 49, at 10 o.. m..
for the purpose Of nominating candidates
for the various city offices tu be- hiioi
ut the city election to Boz held In April
iSg3
an known Democrats who pledge thciu-
selves to abide by vote aud support the
nominees shall Doe allowed tO participate.
The basis of representation shall be
ON the vote east for the Democratic
nominee for mayor iu leol Each fifty
votes or fraction over twenty-five shall
bc entitled 90 one delegate.
Democratic City ilSoruuvc Com,
SAN KLEIN, Chnirmun
NJ. b. LOONlE, Src'y
VI. b loonic, Iom Dunuhuc. Bob
Allen. Walter Sermon aud other leaders
OF Tho young Democracy were present
John VI. Webster alderman for the
Tenth ward, announces as candidate
for mayor tonight He doesn't say
whether he will run as an Independent
or submit his name to the Democratic
convention.
The action of the committee created
big sensation. The liucs will be- drawn
now and the "straights' propose To-
make every politician 100 the city take
% stand. IL Is understood the POpulists
viii bring ont % candidate for mayor
and that Iummuuy Will throw Us solid
strength to the straight Democracy.
Senator q. H. BuW3or aud licprcscu-
Wuyp L. H. Golden departed for Austin
tonight, having transacted their business
that called them home.
sheriff y. G.. Mars of Denton county
aud Deputy Sheriff Y.SCrcagcr of Gray
son county are IN tho city this evening
iu quest of individuals who are wanted
iu their respective counties.
Judge George Clark is here attending
court His two lirwcuuuts, Seth Shop
ard and j. G.. G.ddiugS. wire from WASH
ington that they called on Mr. Cleveland
iu New York and cujuiucl him that al.
though Governor Hugg aud his supporter,
are boilers from the Democratic party.
they have no desire To protest against
he recognition of limited number of
Nusg men when the federal patronage Is
dolcd out, The judge has nothing To say.
however, as hc Is pructicug law now.