Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-08
HARMONY AS SHE is SPOKE.
,iAKEus or THE DALLAS AGREE
NEWT INTERPRET 1T.
IIoag Committeeman Say There Are
No strings on the Coming state
COMMUNICATIONS says "Popu-
lists" Must Get In Line.

have disclosed that there Is u disagree
ment In opinion as to the exact nature
OF the harmony" contract entered into
at Dallas between the Baker and Clark
executive committees
To ascertain the understanding Of
the makers OF the Dallas agreement,
The Gazette addressed the following
note to each member OF both commit
tees who was present at the Dallas
conference:
Fort Worth, Tex. April &C. 1891
Dear Sir; WIN You kindly write us
at your earliest convenience whether 1t
was your understanding that the
agreement made at Dallas between the
Bakcr-Matloch committees was intend
ed TO limit the scope Of the authority
of the next Democratic state conven-
tion In the construction OF platform9
Also, whether that agreement implied
"A reservation OF right to abrogate to
either party In any contingency? Very
respectfully II. q. sENTER,
Managing Editor
Replies to this inquiry have been re-
ceived from the following gentlemen:
maker committeeman
Waco. Tex. May ]. 1876 f. G. SEN
ter, Fort Worth. TeN.-Dcar Sir Vol
luminous correspondence has delayed
an earlier reply tn your favor OF the
10Th nit. Limitation itnon the artInn
OF tho state convention was not mon
toned I'm me Dallas harmon, n,o.ti,t,
or elsewhere. sxcent 10 disavny, ,,,',,,
such power me sint. ronventinr Iii
he sovereign. and mo- attcInnt has
been or viii be made to manner il. md md
proper persons ~ tbc coVtrery ,r Dy
Ter to not give public expression on
this subject because I think It unwse
!" rrief 70 tnc matter. WIN ldndcst
""' VII pf1'S; pAypp
II, q. Scnter ESD Managing Editor
Fort Worth, TeN.-Dear Sir. Your let
ter or the gGth nit, addressed 10 me
At Corpus Christi and forwarded hero
Inns ma. ntt.,,tf,, you ,st, ,,.,..,t...
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was my understanding that the
agreement made at Dallas between the
puI,ar and Afnuock cor,rni,t.os ,,.,,
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lu'oHutu 70 Hhlt the scope or the 0u-
thority OF the next Democratic state
,puypptTon la IN. conference.-the, 90
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plhInrhf ana IN reply | would state
that not only was thufe no such under
standing, but there could be possjbis
no such Inference drawn from ibe Inn
gungc used I'm the rosoluttnna drnrtsd
md adopted law tbs t,vo co,nuittoos
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uht ntreeWent ana stnnds ready to
uhnold II ana urge ltA adoption and
run ana complete ratification by the
next state Democratic conventions stun.
as have said, 1t was never the inteu-
ton to undertake, IN any manner
shape or form, to tic the hands OF the
convention In future us To platform,
or In fact as to any other matter You
also ask ns Ia whether TINT agreement
Implied a reservation OF right To nhrn-
gate to either marry, An my cont,n.
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