Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12

I 1fls NtV1 y lulltAkAIs NUO mum. lfOIl
| Henderson county, Is here ready 10
lend his influence in reforming the
| broken ranks Of the faithful"
Capt. a. Hobart OF Sulphur Springs
Is not regular delegate. but he Is
lust as good az one--he holds the proxy
of Hon. Sam Hungerford. who is a
member OF Judge Moore's committee.
Hon. Walter Burns OF Houston has
arrived and his friends Will find him
mt the Houston delegations headquar-
tiers. on Main street.
Hon. j. NJ. Kindred OF Houston Is
here and Is in his glory. He is the
state organizer OF Republican leagues
and bright smiles chase each othe.
oyer his handsome face when he thinks
OF the Jolly time they are going to
have In the next few days.
Hon. ID. a. Robinson OF Dallas, pres
idqnt Of the State league, Is In the
city and up to his ears In business
preparing for the meeting Of the CON
yention
Hon. t. c. Cooper. secretary of the
convention. has arrived nnd is ali
smiles over the prospect for harmony.
Cot. $. NJ. Jones, who halls from
Lmestone, and who was "llly white"
delegate 10 the Minneapolis convention
is ~ the Pictwick.
Hons. Wiley Butler and George East
land Of Tyler are shaking hands with
the brethren from other parts Of tho
stntc. The former "a member OF
Judge Moore's committee.
Hon. u. u. Kinyun of Abilene viii
be heard In the convention today. He
is an old timer and known to all the
brethren.
The Houston delegation has opened
headquarters over Washer Bros, on
Main street ana win be glad to seq
their friends at all times.
The lily white" committee headed
by Hon. l.. y. Goodell held Il caucus
tfF1t al
TO formulate proposition for harmony
TO be submitted to Judge Moore's com
mittec today. II could not be learned
what action was taken.
Hon. G. $. Doubleday OF Hico is AZ
the Mansion and VIII be heard from
befor. the convention is over.
Wright Quincy Here.
The great leader Of the colorcd hosts
OF Texas Republicans. Wright Quincy.
came in last night and was TT once
the center of every group In which
he happened TO be. He ~ ms suave
and smooth as ever and doesn't seem
10 be any the worse for not being -
office. lie doesn't recognize any divis-
ion In the Republican party In Texas,
he knows but ono Republican party
ana thinks II will be victorious in
1896 beyond peradventure. lie didn't
have a great deal to say last night
but he did some good listening and
IOuk III u Ennil htill HN n EU0u use oil
his eyes, Before ne went to bed hi
had graspcd the situation and hud de-
cided ON his lisutennnts He will be
heard from In the convention.
Some Views.
Mr. n, u. BurbrIdge was, he said.
most heartily In favor of nominating
II full Republican ticket, and has al
,,,o,.s t,,.,,, DO MA .,a. 81, -.
W "' 'i','' ~" P''''
organisation may be had He does not
anticipate that the next ticket Will he
elected hut the nomination az s,ch n
uuh't WIN "uu s'rehBtn 10 inc party
Mr.. Burbrldge oppressed himself ms
opposed TO the fusion OF the Republican
ana ponni,s, nar,,os ana ,ht,,ts 49,,
"'u 'P"'''' "''''s' ""' '''"NS u'u'
the nomination of straight Repub-
lican ticket as he desires, procludes
,h,t ,,ogsu,ut,y 10 hos c,,sor,.a,t ~,
- $50 - y, - W s,''''
the suehBlh oi the party IL increasing
In TcXns, which Is In par the result
OF immigration. and Thinks TINT this
Indiontea flint n ah1rt tino will shntv
n difrerent scntimcnt viii referencs
10 stnte leplsIation md greatly
strengthen the party organization. Con-
cerninu tho nci-rn vote Mr. Rurhridp,
thiniss that If mo marty noninntea n
rcpreaentatlve ticke. evcr> eoIored NJ
publicnn voter N Tcsns will support
il with Ms vote md Influence
Mr. n w Mnnchsster yna onproach-
ed by n reporter and expregsed MIN.
self IA most decidedly in favor of the
old atraIght-ort Republican Ticket from
ono end to tho other He. however
said that he was hardly well enough
pS ,s on current ~ ISSUES 10 STATE Just
in the state platform. upon one Thing
he Ia most. positive, and that is the