Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-28
LIKE THE Kilkenny CATS
WE'RE REPUBLICAN, LEAGuEHs
LAST EIGHT.
WE'RE
No Music for TAem-rhc Two-gnrtions
Have Exciting sdunbbics = The
Hack and Tans Were In a Majority
and Carried Everything.

the zenith or his fame ana the ue-
liberatlons OF the state organization
war. a continual s,,ire. like the q. O.
'N,,' -, ~. % ooo
~ III pieeulhs Naiisas "heh 'i'"' 'S'v''
Republican majority melted away IKE
mist before the sun and the united
e.r,aa 90 ,,,.oa po,,,to. nsr,ocrat Ito
-,
assumed control OF tne hthtei inc t"e
legendary Kilkenny cats, We're the Re-
nubltran taaVuss Last nlzht Harmony
80 -. ,,a,,taAaa ,,,ha, ,h. nsat-
INV ie''Vi
Ing was called to order and every WORD
spoken wldened the gulf between the
,,,o ,actto,a v,bich NOW ragard each
~ ''o''SND 49, - .-,,.,
o'hei "s ,hos I7s"Fu anu a'e
by the Democrats.
There was a rlee club committee on
,o,a t,.,,,.,,. -. 4, ,,.,o,,r,. s,,,o,t
~
airs ana Republican campaign Hohgs'
but the members were in no mood for
harnionv Of any kind and instead OF
ha,,,n a.. ,.,o,a,,a ,,a,, "Anrie
ha'inb tie hu7iu'ahS play '''ie
Rooney or The Girl Left Behind'
the club sang I'VE Won't Go Home
III morning..
II. X. Meek presided as best he could
and hammered on his desk TOR order
as II II was Democratic convention
and somebody was naming Dave Hill
Tor governor,
George Wray pushed the pen, eN-
planned his attitude on Inherent ques-
tons and gave the laugh to ev-
erything that wasn't strictly up to
the Black and Tan standard.
The night was on from the very first.
There was an expectant look on the
faces OF the hundred present and ev-
orybody looked at his neighbor as II
10 inquire. what does all this mean?'
The minutes OF the last meeting proved
the bone of contention, and the whole
brood seemed TO want 1t.
Perhaps an explanation il necessary.
At a The iS9t meeting 2, the Black Ana l Tans
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tba t,,,,,,ay,,,t,ts ma. i,i,,'11 ~ III
~ al, ,be-,go',.os a,,, ~ ral1,,,i p,
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,yaa caiind 10 49, o,in,, S LUZ
t tho, ~ n, s wes s
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NH
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~ I.aI,' ,''v'"I W 81 pu'ise
aP tha s,.hn,id, w. ''g NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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TN TN nm ~ ~" uo'''Ii ,S a.
Wa, a,as dosea, .1 ~ ~ p'c IVY, Wy MI,
,,'.,i,, va 49, 'ne W. I"Vtluns
sotn 'u u.tS H1 s,,. was
su,u III tnsir iuNoI' me vote was
AHAAA'H nthilbNlh siAA iFhhllfD III Nlnll#
eation Oh Mr. "raEs position by
ha!orlty OF slN'
Mr' Nrhy theh moved the adoption
OF thls resolution Be IL
hesoNeu, by the Republican league
OF Iarrant county that the club do
hfr@hY Cnrrn1 Vi, ne p,c,,,ii,nNt of TIA go,
naias on Amg,,s, on ond ror,In,,,,os !,
wbnt a. known no tbe 5nte,nsor ticlsnt
H. niYncn,nd ,,s ,do,t,Cn -, a ~,
| s,,.,,, II, -, s,,,i.,,,.i,, X, h,,1,,, "a,
/ sn,.I,r.or ,,.na ,,aI, a,, ,0n',,,,,, ~ d,
IA ,,asst aop',,.t NV,
a. - so S, as 49, ~
IA @ ~ ~, We
M s.i.'is We i.'ls ~, ,'.iS Mllu
10y sn9uteu' stiilpeu We nopr thteW
,hy,r mus IN ,'e an anu hihne suSh
huillpoo tnot II Drought deputy sher,
III up 70 see Whethet mon was not
teaIlng lhe court mousse Gown.
lie sald the resolution should not be
passed. mat i would not mako or lose
a vote to the Makemson ticket and that
1t was destructive OF harmony, com
plotely estranging the two factions and
a deathblow to all hopes OF party
nnecess IN Texas
Mr.. Wray again posed as Cicero con
demnlng Catallne, and started on II
very dramatic and passionate style
He called the opposing faction the ''Hy
hrid' ticket and was cheercd and hiss
ed together He said the club wa
"misrepresented" at the Nationa
League meeting and told the lilies I,
10 where they belonged--inside Demo
cratic ranks-to go out and form al
immaculate club OF their own an,
build wall around 1t that could no
he scaled
Mr. Springer replied In his own Wig
orous way. Said the black and tan
were the front-seat Democrats tw
years ago; that he did not know Web
ster's definition of Hybrid" but tina
he thought II was more applicable {
the gentlemen OF the other side. II
was just as loudly chccrcd this tim
and 1t required all Chairman Meek
tact to obtain order.
Then w, L. Mamey was recognized
lie deplorod the fiery talk that ha
been INDUCED In and said he didu'
want the league to confirm the ac
ton Of either faction.
AZ this point Mr., wray handed hir
II circular which he was asked to eX
plain.