Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-07
GAZETTE, SEPTEMBER 1894

that these speculative sOphistries do
not stand the test Of Hard experience.
"a convention the majority OF which
could ind0rse the administration upon
ita chief and latest measure. and set
deny Its Endorsement TO u member Who
had been heartily In accord with that
I administration and IN line with the
/ plntfoim and policies Of the party
! evlnelng so clearly that either It's per-
! sonal nnimus dominated It's sense Of
I fealty 10 the Democratic party ,or else
I that II was insincere In Its protested
| Enforcement and had no sympathy with
4 the pledges and tendencies OF the party
on this great subject. renders the re-
I iloctlon OF my defeat at It's hands, to
l say tho least, not matter Of deep re-
/ greet. / VIII, nevertheless. Loyalty sup
1 port the nominee OF the convention. It
is extremely improbable that. even
should his reported dissent from the
Views herein expressed be entertained
IN their fullest import. the Democratic
party will retrace It's steps In It's steady.
onward march toward complete tarlm
reform. The continued success OF the
Democratic party at this crisis In our
history IL Of far greater consequence 10
the country than that the demands
here and there OF some special inter-
est for protection should occasion the
defent of its nominee. In all cnndor
and enrnestness. therefore. / shall urge
my fellow Democrats throughout the
district to unite and rally to the sup
port OF the nominee OF the convention
OF the Twelfth district"
This, Is from the New York Mail and
Express, otherwise known as the Wall
and Distress.
"Col Budd Of Harrison county. Texas.
was a delegate TO the recent Demo-
cratic convention OF that state and
protested that his county was not all
lowed sufficient representation. The an
swer to his protest was that aiiot-
ment or delegates was based on the
vote cast by the county In 1852. col.
Budd claimed this was not fair and
explained by saying that while there
were at least 1000 votes In Harrison
county, no polls We're opened In the ne
gro districts In presidential years. for
the oo'ored people We're only permitted
TO vote for governor. lest, Ii they were
given too much. they might carry the
county for the Populist.' The colonel
appears to have told the truth In
mo presidential year OF 1899 Harrison
county cast $500 votes. while In 1890
when governor was chosen, the vote
was 59lg. No Democrat who henrd
buddS avowul thought of protecting
against such criminal conduct"
a meeting IL announced at sherman, .
Tex, OF those opposed to instrumental
music in the churches and to mission
ary, aid and endeavor societies. 10 dis
russ the rlghtfulness OF these thlnge
II IL said the Heading editors ana
preachers OF the South" VIII be there
ana the brethren who favor the THINGS
named are also invited. a fair ana
uIi Investigation
nent being promised
dateavllle Voice one OF tho small
'st babies ever seen In Gatcavlre was
porn to Mr. and Mrs, Drake about
en days ago II weighed one pound
Nh'n II was a day old. but is grow.
90" ''''' anu now weighs four pounds.
'ohn Y Gooch OF Palestine announces
t I'M as a candidate for speaker Of
ne mouse OF representatives..