Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-14

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dalgo Hood, Hosjtley u.,.,n ~
hutchinson, Irion, Jack Josnnr
zen paws. Jones, Karnes. Kent Kerr
HHuipie, King. Knox, LampaAas ! !,
Sa,le' Lamb, Layaca, I.inscnmb 7 5,a
vah' Llano. Loving, Luhbock x,,,
SS,,agiison' Martin. McCulloch. MrAfni,s,,
M M,.ulsns; Mennrd Midland. Miles Miles
wn,inh Montague. Moore. Morris
han SeWton, Nolan, Ochiltree, Old.
1917 ,Dlthse, Palo Pinto, pecos pal
mer. Potter, Rains. Randall pacyas
SE1hbugio' Roberts, Rockwali. Runners
SS"oiie' san Augustine, San patricin
san en- SABA. Scurry. Schlelcher. shaclsie,
e sherman. Somervell. Stevens
Ta..,ns' stonewall, Sutton. Swisher
Ta;u 'or, Ihrockmorton, Terry, Titus
vi Green. Trinity, Upton. uvalde.
VIM WI Nsiue' van 1andt Ward, Wheeler,
young zapata. zavalla and Yoakum
other counties as follows; Anderson
?. austin :, Bastrop 10. Bell o pexn,.
-, bosque 4, Bowie s. Bra1oria q
brazos 10. Brown 4, Rurieson cald'
wen ,, Cameron TO- Camp 3 cass 4
Sherokee 5, Collin Il. Colorado .. comai
1 1ne 2 Dallas 20, Denton 7. Dewitt
Il Ta r.its ~, Erath ;. Falls u. Fannin II,
rayets IL, Fort Bend 4, Freestone !
Galveston II. Gillespie 5. Golind Z en-,
1aiss o, Grayson 2i. GREGG g. Grimes
- Shudalupe 6, Harris IA Harrison X
IiIIhys .. henderson (. Hill o, HOPKINS
toward D, Hunt IL. jackson 3. Jefferson
=: Johnson 8, Kaufman 10 Kendall Z
Leon t Laiiar IL, i-avaca 6, Lee a.
rion III Maso, WINSTON, i.,niestone g. Ma
eriok q. Meferna,, re 'esat .,s = Nav
gomery Nscae,i,-1, AiiRiii ~, MONT
nueces !, Pamela 8. Parker G. polk 4
Iresluo q Red River 10. Robertson "a
s, Starr Tsrro,', 20 y ,rieipy 5, smith
&, upsbur 4 Victar,iiS 10, travis ~ Tyler
Ter Z, Washington IA W. M,s'seT ?; wal
G. Wichita X Wiiiia,'meup ., wharton
grant total Ss1 "''''sVh ~ wise 8.
The mnin,it,, -s,..
r. Niece W " II Iep T, was SIGNED by. ].
Donald. 1--we anu W. NJ. Nc
NM.
N"oritS Report.
we minority OF your committee
upon basis OF representation hnr,,,,,
recommend tho, -. -,
''e pusis OF repre-
seh.a'ioh ior the state convention to be
held at Dallas, August 2s. 1891 shall no.
1. one vote for eacb COMMIT. ~,
eor oao,, .a,,..... -, N'u'''s' V"e Fole
iV' e"ch county uuly organized with
Republican organization, one vote
for every 200 or fractional nort 30 1oo
votea cast fo,. r,.oa,,,...-. wv
vote cast ear ,, IsilYn' yinIWyp 9
nresidsnt e., 300 a yaii'ln iiatrlsoh Tor
ar, i1ea..,,. ,, 80; ai'u one vote Tor eV-
for C,n.,r I f,I.',.ii 9NSr eVO votes cast
1900 iVi presiuent IN
Tho ., monte. $780,.
eit,h ~ slBheu by
- p H., 5Iii'ti anu W; n. Linton,
vote MN, ero,, qu uS,, WIS put 70 a
80 "u W us hpveches were made IN
49, ~ reports ana mere was
',1',r,i,.' W 80 uvae SHOWN. me negro
80 ~ " .he ronlinitlee' VINO en-
, ro,ev we VJT"se, i"Fofeu ine majority
s,, pDtS ,,.,,n c, svts Oh huinlss,ohs OF
ausivn Win Siarh people IN the 9st
bst.'V" "o'e oioushV OUT IN the de-
Mr' Mesmer sad the majority report
was NOT hepuplieah' ne said the
luIinSr ac.ion OF tne convention IN
oiurlins t"eiii 70 Nvp iol SlatN was
q sunny Hroeeeulns, anu mat ne
daNoreu ule representation on strict
~, ~ -, -, -, A.. o.,
hVek Mel'a,iieIs theh oIereu inc ioi-
ioWlhs ,esoiutioh US compromise pe-
tween me Two reports
Resolved, Inat me hephpican party
VI tsAas siiui pe VtE"hl1eu into re
publican CLUBS, composed either eN-
eluslNely OF White or cplored hepub-
ilcalls' or OF poth' as the hepub-
M, -"
elect. The next stale convention, TO as.
semble az Dallas August Is, 1881, shall
consist OF delegates elected ana ac-
credited by such clubs upon some basis
to be determined upon by the commit
tee Mt TINS session
In the debate on the question
charges of inconsistency and other re-
marks passed between the members
and were as vigorously denied
The vote on the SUBSTITUTION OF inc
minority for the majority report, was
then taken During me ron can a ilt-
tie scrap over the right 20 vote pr9Nles
upon by the chairman. The vote stood
10 In favor of the substitute, TO
against
Lock Mcdaniel then offered as sub
stitute TO the committee report his res
olution published above.
After the matter had been discussed
at length Mr.. Mcdaniel amended his
resolution by atllNing the number OF
representation.
The amendment gave vote of one
TO every club numbering 100 or more,
tbe smaller clubs adjacent to each 9TH
er being allowed to consolidate on a
vote.
In explanation Of one section Of his
resolution, that the white and negro
clubs would prevent any fraud IN their
respectiye representation, as each race
could watch the other. The opposition
10 the resolution characterized the
measure as revolution and anti-har-
monious, and would throw all Of the
power into the hands of the clubs, and
out OF the body Of the party.
w. N. Llilor of Brownsville roasted
me i,iis sa 49,, 10 HE rsmarl,s