Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-15

than eighteen months should have I'M
ravelld the complications Of hepuou-
can mlsrule for a quarter OF a CEN
fury.
France once became impatient. and
when Napoleon was reminded Of his
promise OF peace during the days OF
the flrst consulate he replied; Many
years OF bad administration cannot be
repaired In n day
Our administration Is In rs Infancy
and Is confronted with Issues that In
volve the future happiness and welfare
OF our people az home and abroad We
should pause and consider well before
acting. 1t IS better to remain silent
than 10 err. Our leaders. whose eau-
tious tread Is resisted ut every step.
Will solve the great issues before us
in favor Of the people. Patriotism and
patience will bring back 20 Us trI-
umph q our prhlclplca and the good
old days or our fathers-their memo
ries still cling to us-nnd the CLEAN
OF light from the watch-towers Of De-
nocracy viii lead Us out of the mist
OF the valley.
There are no fundamental differences
between W. We exuit together IN the
reelection that since the foundation OF
our government the principles OF the
Democratic party have been the safe
guards Of our free institutlons and
the surest guaranty Of the cndearments
OF life, liberty and property
Our differences are upon matters OF
detail, uon-essentol. that do not affect
tho perpetuty Of the Democratic party.
Honest differences lead TO the truth
and should be met with forb'arance.
libernlity and respect. All differences
Hhonld be settled within party lines
by the eXerclsa Of Democratic tn,ern ton
aud the absolute aoqulesceace in the
decisions OF the majority.
o. n. Holt Of Harris nominated Hon.
James r. Fleming temporary chair
man. Hon j. G.. Dudley moved that
the nomination be made by acelamu-
tlon. O. n. Holt ana Dick Wynne
We're appointed 10 escort Hon. Fleming
10 the chair.
Dan Malvern 0rom the oxtreme rear
alsles are filled and we can't get to our
delegations"
Mr.. Baker: 81 am instructed to
stBte that the difficulty VIII be cleared
away this afternoon by the addition.
Of seats. $500 delegates only have been
provided for and the number present
are greatly In excess
Mr.. Malvern: I'VE can't get to UNI.
See to It, Mr.. Chairman"
Hon j. X. Fleming. temporary chair
man was presented and snid;
"rhe star OF the Democratic party
~ IN inc ahCHuualtA lhlA uty tttn
houses or congress have passed q tariff
bill. For thirty years we have
striven for that, The Democratic par
~ vs. In tho majority, and there the
responsibility rests.
II congratulate you that wo have
here the united Democracy Ut Texas.
We are an Cleveland Democrats.
(5houts, uninterrupted for two min
utp4, Justly, long and protrntted) In
| Texas we are an Hong Demp Jrlts
Oiopatitlon OF shouts. renewed at IN
| tcryuIs, interrupt.ng the Speaker for
| tuli four minutes) HoGR il the great
Democratic governor Of TcSRs, and
| Cleveland ia n great Democratic pres
| ideni. We are % united party, (shouis)
| The responsibility rests upon us. as
] have sNld, gentlemen. The new or
dor OF things remains for us 10 see
That lnbor is duly rewarded. We repre-
sent the misses, Let Us see that we
do It, (Shout Of that's right Go on
i congratulate you. gentlemen, that
! probably for the first time In the his
| tory OF our government our four can
| didatcs are unit on all Issues present.
| cd 90 this conventions.
~ hope that VIC win be able out OF
l the assembled wisdom here to frame
q platform that viii be acceptable to
| All Democrats In TeNaa
| " new declare that this convention
| u rendy TO proceed TO business" QJiNie
| and shouta,)
/ The next thing IN order was declared
[ 20 ho temporary secretary w. H. Sar-
I gent OF Navarro county WINS put in
| nomination by Il. G. DeGrnfIenrled.
| VINO was Ia turn put In nomination
/ by another delegate. Mr., De Grafton
] ricd said that having the authority,
4 he Withdrew the namo OF De Gruffcn-
reid.
Monta J Moore nominated John II
/ HIgkett OF Milan, iempnrlPf NiGCnt