Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-27
POLITICS, GLOalOUSLY hot.


There was an interesting and en-
thusing meeting In the Old rheafer
building. corner OF Eleventh and Main
streets last night. 1t was the regular
weekly assembly Of tho Third Ward
culherson club, bvl as usual, the
dozen or so popullsis present tried 10
do all the talking
I've Adams. Democratic nominee for
Justice OF the peace. was the nrat
speaker. Ike made one OF his charae-
ieristle efforts. clear, ringing full OF
life and hre and so plain that even a
PopuliSt could tell where no stood.
lilo was loudly applauded by the Dem
oerats present and was listened to
with the closest attention.
He said he stood squarely upon the
Democratic platform, both state and
national and considered the admins
| tration OF Grover Cleveland emlneatly
wise and patriotic.
On account OF the apathy among
! the Democratic speakers present his
opponent James MoAIutes. followed,
he couldn't be begged or demanded.
| however, Into telling what HIS politics
were, He was asked II he wasn't a
| Republican. but his only answer syna
that he stood upon the resolutions
passed by the recent labor convention.
Mr. Wallace. the clubs secretary, IL
a strong union man and heartily In
aympaihy with their cause. but says
he stiil has enough sense 10 keep IN
the Democratic party He was Ia
Atchiaon, Kan. when that town had
1900 population and aut OF that num-
Der there were twenty-cight Demo.
Gratis. he being the stauachcst of the
lot, and the gang, through his cnthuni-
nam and rnaking regular nominations
for city ALL county officers He was
raised In New York and takes great
interest In Empire state politics. lilo
~ a great admircr ~ senator iiiil and
sayH the great leader win pull the
Ticket through this fall by not loss than
10000 plurality. that he viii 20 10 Har-
lem river with over a hundred thou-
sand majority and that Youman mud
the King county Democracy will work
together % use Senator mrs own
words I'm solid Macedonian phnlhnN -
A. the conclusion OF McIinrtcr's
speech, 4, W. Hartman. Populipt nom,
! lnce for tho Legislature. mounted IN,
stand He pursued the tune his FOL.
low Populisi had commenced and gave
the audience another dose Of Dehism
. lie said he was not exactly IN shape
for speaking politics. hu, that there
were some things he always wished
TO make known.
When he sat down loud calls wer,
made for Henry r. Early, but he dc
cllned 70 speak, owing 70 the latcnom
Of the hour. etc.
= After an announcement from thi
e president 10 the effect that the Mint
ward Democrats would organize toniFh
! and that a good crowd aud good speak
D ers would be present the meeting ad
d journed.
They Will meet again next Wedncs
q day night and another warm time cat
n be expected,
y Democrats should rot forget tho bi
), debate between Congressman Zen am
: Jenkins at the city hail Saturday night
- The fur In agwine 10 NY and the ca
~ will ndiinll Every voter should tur
~ out 10 see the fun and Secretary Earl
!. or rfc cnnpnign confnfrtrr, The spcah
4. ors and others extend a special invita-
4 ton TO all tho ladies
IL This win be one OF the biggest fea
n turcs OF the whole campaign, and on
NJ worth going miles to hear Congress
IL man nclrs utteranoos are hard dose
:. FOR The Populiata to swallow. but who
he takes stand It IL nm solid ne Gil
rultnr and about nA immovaOle,
Jenkins will make this the creates
effort OF his life and VIII endeavur
gather his waning strength under n
l. banner again, Porulista from all ov,
"a this aud adjoining counties VIII !
10 present. and he who wants 10 70
!, Washington on the peopie'a money vi
Z. not lack inspiration " u can come frol
n, yocifcroun applause.
y Congressman BELL will undcrstau
= too. that more than usual = require
r. OF nm, but as he hna never yet be-
~ uneaunl TO a Populistlc emergrne
p those who know him do not expect M
~ TO fail IN this, ,n
~ The especial attention Of the lnhl'
Ne Is called to their warm lnvitht'on
ls come and listen To interesting sur
-, rnaries OF the Mckinley and Wllpt
\, bits, seiEnorage acts and PEN ion en9
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