Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20
Moore. ]. 7. Craddock, O. Il. Cclquitt,
A, w. Mcllwaine.

Whu Mntiock 10 cnNfcr Win Inc hakcr 7
subcommittee this afternoon. Is composed
y. Paddock, w. A. Kiueaii, Jonathan
Lane, T. 5, Conuor. VIM. fnindcNtcf.
At O'Clock tho subcommittee and
Messrs. Baker aud Matloek went into
CONFERENCE IN the parlors Of the Oriental
aud remained IN eesssiou until . O'Clock,
when Adjournment was taken. u was
announced that an nmicahe understand
lug had been arrived at. The proposi-
tons submitted by the regulars we're
agreed TO with the exception ~ the par
agraph relating TO the national admins
traiion, which was changed 50 ac 20
read; we indOrse the national iaat,
form aud the Efforts OF President N4eve'
land and a Democratic congress 70 carry
ton"
This was referred 10 the Matlnek COM
mlitee and adopted unanimously. The
Baker subcommittee found a different
state u affairs when Il rcpnrted. Mem
bers Of the committee objected 10 any
reference Of inlorsemept OF the national
administration. Those opposed 80 the
resolutions declared emphaiically thar Il
was not the duty Of a state bemosrst I
committee to indorse amy beuqgNhc
office halder AZ 1880 ~, IN. the Baker
committee adjourned until 8 o'cloek
| Among the leading Democrats IN the
| city are;
Charles Culberson, attorney. general and
| candidate for governor; Hon. NJ, NJ
| Crane. candidate for attorney general;
Horace Cato OF Mmeoln, j. O Terrell
o. Kaufman, l.. l., Foster and Judge
John II. Reagan of the railway commits
sion; Judge Felix McCorl, cdudldaie for
| Buck kilgprc's scat IN eonrresH, T. &,
| Taylor OF Gntesville; Col r. u. Parru
Of Waco; Gustayc H. SChleicher Of Cuero,
Il 80 mi aaFaaN. HF a
| rlnllJltes fnr land commissioner. len
| Mel can Of Mt Vernon; q W smith.
secretary Of state. II. NJ Henderson, and
| Watt Finley. candidates for comptroller
| Il. L. Henry, candidate FOR attorney
| c,neral: William poiudcxtcr Of Clclnrne:
l.. Alexander Of Waco; Hart Moore of
Waco. Matthew jackson Of AUSTIN w.
H. Hnl of Huntsville; u, G. Glddings
aud Buck Scarry OF Ronhnm; 'lhout
Stafford NJ Kaufman, j, ) Guiman of
Terrell; Col, Ihweat, candidate for super
miendcnt of Public instruction.; W. q.
Davis Of Gaincsyille Geo. w. Tyler VI
lteltun; Dr. Wallace Of Waco; l.. W,
Christian, Wci;hcrfnrd; w. l.. aud
James lle0oy Of Cameron; ID. A. Num-
Of trockett Senator Garrison Of Chero.
kee; Col. Rudd and Anory Starr uf
MARSHALL, Haywood Bralan Of Sugar
Land; Col. h. h. Paddock vi
Fort Worth NJ. l.. Garrett ~ Palo Pinto,
j. s. Sherrell Of Gwenvile. Mites Grow.
Icy Of Galveston; Ham Gessett Of Kauf.
man; VI, H. Jones ~ Hopkins; Jack
Rcnl Of Fills and ID. -, Dold OF Bowie
Buck Searcy Of Brennan. A. " l<cn
NEEDY OF MeNin. Stnto Treasurer W. -
Wcrihnm. State Secretary porry Lcwl'
Of San Antonio, Senators ]. W Swayne
j. G., ktarby, George n. lester, JOIN
A. Mccall, Postmaster Geo. b. Nmple
nan Of Austin. Il. g. Senter. manarui
editor Of the Fort Worth Gazette, Hon
/ Jonathan Lane Of LaGrhnee, who pre-
sided over the Turner hal convention
w. Poindeyier aud w. f. liansey %
Cleburnc. DR. Thomas Moore OF Waco
n. II. Npyland Of Gr4uvhlr, w
p s. Haywood Of jefferson. liue shaw o
Red River county, ,iuife X, r. l.lEle
wood OF sherman, Col ]. Z. Perkins o
Grcenyillc. Col u DeArnOnd u Nc
, kinney. John Dursl u Tyler W +
Hehy Of Milan, Col W ). Hcrndon %
Tyler. lot Ghnter. state Supelpiendem
4 !. W. Carlisle Col !. q Ohenoweih, II
I ID Uorrott OF Waco Judge y. w. Tel
3 hume Of Grecnyille, Judge MagogEin O
e III Pnso aud many othtm
q Wnro and Austin have each deleg.
= lions here working for The Stute CONVEX
n ton. d.
n tire day, and ex-senator i1cakan enn
Il l. Foster emitted harmony wiihpni
N cleveland endorsement Il was slht'
n thS Nlt i'. Nh ,nn, hv npnointmpi
Il Je9se ,iT E, ~ iion Henri q. coke an
le at sno 5nsc,od iascfbrr ion an hour
ID We.e ''9 g'r1,lnor ftog,. whom seen. r
N t,oits D., n,srn, n, denv he story. Sem
N W. Rcoynn l. looked upon with dlstru
Ia tv ihe CLARK mon and they round
g R,se5 rim In tbolr talks for coming
N 4 nnne ,''n attand tbc iovc-feast The O
os Ian IAN W ccriainiy n mower in p1liiio
y XVII nirriss IA Ihc Gazette corresponds
n Irige Reaann said he desired harmon
10 but The committee was not called M,
~ to indorse President Ciegseianu or 4
NJ Trng,iey % an1 dspf. Jim Mcdonald
4, 1.i,.i,i,, ,nnry starr Of Harris
an crnntv Col 'iafa Hodges Of Paris III
~ amer thi,k.nnd.thin regulars stood wi
n, ~ nnti.ind0rsers. a. this hour,
VI - So A. .,...,-,tt,. I,stfov.d that .