Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-14
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he County Trouble.

County Trouble.
~ Tex. Aug. 1.-THE state
'a ..ra,lc executive committee met
s,s,,cK yesterday afternoon in the
n stamber Of the city hall. pur-
1n," Tie adjournment OF March
,,,ihyving committeeman were
ine III s. Baker. chairman; Il.
.ia,'ana secretary; j. j. Baii. first
ID. Mclean, Second; II. +.
'e,tnrth. John I. CraddOck. Firth;
Y, Strong. sixth: NJ. j. Whitfield.
IN 3. b. Colquitt Ninth. =. II.
~ zenith: NJ. J. Moore. Eleventh;
nnnlman, Twelfth; S. II. Bur-
Fifteenth: Il. NJ. Johnston.
ssanih: John f. Linn, seventeenth;
Uncommon, Eighteenth; Ed X,
=. Nineteenth: Ed r. Kone,
~. drst; r. r. Graves, Twenty
~. n ". stnyton. Twcnty-third:
y Taylor. Twenty-seventh l.. Il.
,os Twenty-eighth; X. w. Hail.
.r,y-ninth; Il. .. Martin. Thirtleth.
ssfrr P. i. Lewis attended TO rep
IA ~. II. Camp OF the twenty
N district, who was absent on ac-
M OF a death in his family.
~ following motion by Mr.. Stay
.eronded by T. o. Martin, was
xntsd unanimously: Resolved. that
ne purpose OF temporary orgaui-
an II there be more than one en-
"a for temporary chairman. the
sbnll be taken by call OF counties
minded, and II only one candidate,
vote may oe taken viva voce.
matter of tie distribution Of
- TO delegates came up next and
ms motions and substitutes were
N The original motlan by Mr..
being withdrawn all amendments
substitutes fell with the original
stayton reintroduced a resolu-
originally offered by Mr.. john
that each senatorial chairman
requisitlon upon the secretary of
Istate committee for the number of
= needed and use due discretion
in distributions; carried.
bnson moved that the secretary
executive committee be instruc-
distribute press badges and that
priyIleges Of the platform be re-
M to working newspaper men;
secretary was also instructed to
matter Of table room.
hstor Lewis desired instruction as
Il distribution OF badges In Bexar
NJ where there was trouble, as the
|am people were here with n dele
IN for the purpose of contest.
an exhaustive discussion particle
In by almost every member OF
Iommittee, including the chairman,
Xecutlve committee decided by
majority to distribute the
Is to the regular Delegation cleo
BY the Callnghan convention as
+ senting the organized Democracy
xar county and the only organl-
there not in open revolt. to the
lnery Of the party.
!, following resolutions offered by
Il, Johnston. opposed by Messrs.
bit and Craddock and advocated
nhnston, Monta j. Moore and Il.
u, were adopted:
solved, II Is with supreme salts
h that we note the general
Z. nifty with which the action of
Z committee In March last in effect
harM9ny in the party ranks
I, been accepted by the people
< cnmmendable spirit OF generous
sion and conservatism.
IA solyed, that we sincerely con-
4, 1ie she party on the spirit OF
!. |satism which appears among the
y. representatives. Of the people
great convention about to as
y. \ believing as we do that such
IONS point irresistably toward
lgrandizement of the party in
fdgardless of considerations of
personal or factional nature,
us pacing the good of the party
all differences of individual
rs 10 mere details upon any
ahr question OF party policy"
Mon that Judge j. r. Fleming
= N Antonio he recommended by
~ fuuve committee to the conven-
- H w temporary chairman made
I; Mt. I. o Martin, renewed sub
! NY BY Mr.. Johnston was with
y upon the objection OF Mr.. Col
" Wat candidates for the various
4 r. olees had not been consulted.
lnon after an earnest talk by
e. Baker was renewed by
>. Moore. seconded by Ed r..
. ~ tna carried by n vote OF IL to Z,
loh as stated belng that the
~ ushaatlon of the committee to
b asehtlon was departure from
Il. ,auc practice. Sheriff John II
o. Milan was selected as
~ sergeant-at-arms with power
,,,se " his assistants.
K eommittee adjourned to meet
fman Bakers room, No. 10. at
W 'sn'ai In the morning at 10
r0nvention will he called to order