Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15
AMBER BELIEVES IN OWENS
THINKS HE WILL DEFEAT BnEcK-
INRIDoE TO-DAY.
owens supporters Claim to see In
the vote-CbniIenging Decision an
Indication of Their Opponents
Meai<ness.

Weakness.
Lexington. KY. Sept. 11.-(From the
Chicago IiernldJ The feeling among
the ovens men Is that the latest move
Of the Breckenridge people, IN spring
ing challenge OF vote. Is a signal OF
their own defeat, ana viii gain friends
for owens. Colonel Pepper. who is
one of the most prominent men OF
Frankfort. says ut is the straw at
which the drowning man has caught
BY this move the enemy has ac-
knowledged Itself beaten. and has re-
sorted 10 infamy. The Breckenridge
people know that their cause is lost
and they viii stop at nothing. If their
action OF today becomes an established
precedent. good-by to the Democratic
party IN Kenucky such gag law Will
Spit tito party, and a house divided
agalnst itself must surely fall.'
\ wcll-known Democrat, whose
nalna must Lee withheld. expressed
hip.slf as follows This is a blow at
the secrecy ct the ballot ana in MY
opinion would be declared unconsutu-
tlonal II carried to any court"
Another strong owens man says that
the people will not allow themselves
to be trdled by the cohorts Of Brock
inridgo.
Another said cScitedly on one OF the
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'''e'' wa
10 the puIls anu IA s"'"' ''i'' man
by c.. who questions my right TO
vote ne plcnse."
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INV. -.
SAID This lust move SHOWS we huNe
Breckenridge on the run. This scheme
q , ta.t ,,yort uut forward with the
-,
uP'eSH'Vh ''"' II wiz
from the polls enough honest Demo-
Gratis tu enable BRECKENRIDGE to grab
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Wv.
a bone
Among the Hrecknridge men there
ia n marked 6isplsy of exultation.
M. ,..,.,..I,,i 49,, b.. 49,, ~,
i"eE "uNe 0he'Ni''"'eu '"c iOe 40 t"eS
believe. and the pawn Is theirs SAID
one of them; "Why are the owens
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! '''N'' N'''H'r' - f''-'
| nomination. This move is no injury to
,..,,..n ,.,,.,. -, so.
Iv ~ S''a' un',' ~ t,.', ',,, ,
Gown before me anu IN twenty mn
ute7 talk sousnt 10 convince me tIlut
tle hunor OF the Democratic Purty
demanded the slep De thken, ana thht
| only knaves deplored IL what right
has a Republican to come into our
4 camp and attempt TO control our can
VASE" said he. ms well expect a
| plumber to seek to Instruct q baker
| how 10 make bread. At leas; 200 Kerub-
| licans have signed their names to the
! Democratic list, In order to defeat the
| nominee OF Democratic primary
| This move "a not nrainst. but rather
| for n u,,re Democrocv"
..If they ala moi know ttoir p,,udr-
r;o,,s scbemes I" aaid nrnth.,. mar
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,,rn,,i1 n.y., It's ~ ,-,,i ~ '"e'h '''S
"U .I,.., ''| c, i" w. 'lis mowi 81.
,,,, ny itei ma, we l'iEt mem on me
mp nu" lltf Wil'' az 'ht grip sald
nun a''lNe IN lhe campaign Tor
hI''hlHIldse
capt rs, i. Ireacy, chairman Of the
owens club and one of the stanchest
workers In the cause, says: This
Is q serious blow for the Democratic
party the idea OF questioning the
lot Of fellows who seek to nom