Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-02
THREE POLITICAL DAYS
TO DE rEATuRns OF THE COMING
STATE Fam.
PETER 60 Speak for the PopuIistx,
Bryan OF Nebraska for the Demo-
Gratis, aud Some Leading rssponcnts
OF hrckinieyi.m for Republicans.

ohe making extensive arrangements
for their day during the state fair,
and Senator PETER OF Kansas and Hon.
Thornus ! Nugent viii doubtless be
accorded most enthusiastic reception.
Capt. Edward c. Smith. main man OF
the Popuiist executive committee OF
Dallas county, is in charge. Hon, e. L.
Wood. the well known Popuiist orator,
is also pushing things.
The Democrats realize the import
anee OF having biz day ut the fair
and county chairman. f. s. Phillips,
Will consult with leading Democrats
tomorrow. Senators Mills and Coke
and Gen. c. A. Culberson Will be in
vited to attend There Is also de-
mand for speech from Gov. James
>. Hogg on Democratic day. Col La
fayette Fitzhugh Is confident that Hon.
w. J. Bryan Of Nebraska, one OF the
greatest living opponents OF Jefferson
IAN Democracy. can be induced to come
70 Texas and make ut least one speech
during the fair.
The Republicans contemplate grand
rally on Republican day. Chairman
j. q. Cannon says It will DO lmpossl-
BILE to secure Mckinley, Reed or Har-
rison. as these gentlemen will do heavy
campaigning in New York and other
states. Judge Makemson and other
leading Republicans will doubtless
make speeches on Republican day. The
Prhlbltionists have not yet taken ac-
ton. James Fitzgerald, In charge OF
Labor day. Is confident that James r.
Sovereign, Eugene V, Debs and other
distinguished apostles of organized la
Dor VIII be present and present with
great ability the cause Of the organ
lzed bread winners OF the country.
October "a will be Drummers day.
and with their accustomed nlac-
rity the knights of the grip
are In the saddle pushing
things. These angels OF commerce are
numerous In Texas, They are hustlers
from dustleville and never do things
by halves. Last year they made a
magnificent success OF their day. In
fact. 1t was one OF the rcdletter days
of the fair. This year they Will come
from every nook and corner OF the
state and the city and the fair viii
be theirs temporarily DISTINGUISHED
orators. members OF the guild and nom
members, wiz address the assembled
multitudes. and at night there will be
a grand banquet at the Oriental. s.
Leaughtyof this city Is chairman OF the
local committee on arrangements and
Mr. Doughty Is gentleman who la
very much alive All hail the drum
mers and Drimmers' day.
The colored department. under per-
sonnl supervision OF Prof ~ c. Heerl-
lee, is attracting a Great deal of Mt
tention and the negroes OF Texas VIII
doubtless make a wonderful showing
this year, In agricultural pursuits
they are forging ahead, and their adj
vance In the trades and professions
ha4Ht HftstT 4a,.fl m.
Texas own millions OF dollars worth OF
property and the live men and women
Of the race should leave no stone un-
turned to make the best possible show
ing of the progress OF the negro I'm
Texas since the war,
The newspaper men OF Texas, first In
all work that viii rebound 10 the benc-
ut Of the Lone Star state. viii be In
force one day during the fair a call of
the state Press association having
been made by President Frank p. Hui-
land for meeting in this city during
the fair.
c. Il. Roth OF Corpus Christi, general
immigration agent for the san Antonio
and Aransas Pass railroad. was In
the city today and visited tho grounds.
MT Roth is doing a great work In
advertising Texas. He said to the Ga
zette reporter:
II am delighted with what have
already seen and am convinced that
the fair this year win be the greatest
ever held In the state and appeals with
telling force to the patriotism OF the
people OF Texas. Texas cannot be adj
vertised too much abroad and the fair
VIII bring thousands OF prospectors.
homeseeiers and capitalists to tho
state. You have no idea OF the de-
mand for farm land In Texas by oltl-
zens Of other states. The possibilities
OF the state are enormous. The tide OF
immigration has turned to the South
west. In my section Of the state the
state fair is very generally talked
about and there will be a greater at
tendance than ever before II the rail-
roads do the square thing / predict
most successful meeting OF the fair"
Texas Industries, the Trade journal,
says editoiially Of the fair:
The greatest Texas state fair and
exposition opens on the 20th inst. II
Is conceded 10 be an enlargement in
various essentials TO amy heretofore
given. Its great worth TO the vast
Industrial ana material interests OF
Texas and the Southwest has become
well known % all observing people. It's
exhibits OF the great diversity OF raw
and manufactured materials OF Texas
and her sister states and territories |
have won the admiration and rivalry |
OF all the progressive states. OF which |
few equal and none excel Texas. Its |
ninth annual session, like those Of |
the past, is hailed as a medium OF |
union and good TO every section, |
wrought through social coming to- |
gether OF the people who love their
state and Its Institutions. Each APP
pointed day with its special features il
a volume OF business and pleasure |
within Itself. Marked good has accrued |
through this valuable agency TO each
OF the various professions which con-
stitute the industrial professional and |
social world. All should give It good |
word and a helping hand. 1t is the
heritage OF the people, author OF much |
that has been achieved and the an
Choir and motive power OF much that |
Is TO come. Remember opening day,
October 20, ana add your presence
and aid to promote browning indus
try"
city Real Estate and Farms.
MIR. w. H. Hirschield has taken |