Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-06
Hay. words OF Praise for the Great
Lsnd-r-Ths Rank and File of Good
Democrats Went TO bod I'm Dallas
Last Might Thinking of Hill.

the Democratic senatorial and legisla-
tive nominees on the ticket headed by
W. X. Makemson for governor. This
insures the election Of Senator o. p.
Bowser and the election Of Robert b.
Allen, w. A. Orr and John 4. Relger
as representatives. Bunyan King and
l.. ID. Stroud, Pictorial cand dates, are
also on the Republican ticket. and no
. man can tell which will win although
the politicians are positive that King
VIII win. as he viii sweep Rockwell
county and is very strong In the rural
boxes OF Dallas county, There Will be
900 votes cast In the city OF Dallas
and about $500 outside OF the city, one
OF the best Informed politicians in the
city made the following dlyls on Of that
vote tonight 10 Gazette cores
pondent:
c. A. Culberson ................... 1900
Judge j, a. Nugent ............... 5000
W. IL. Makemson ".,"..,...,.... lO00
J. "A. schmidt neutrality-suspicious.. bOO
James j. Cannon and II, ]. Grover,
Republican leaders, say that Culbersoh
WIN run behind his ticket here in Dali
las, ana the Popullsts make the same
claim. This IL on account Of his Co
Had speech. Yet Il he had declared
against silver and taken his stand vita
the Wall street Democrats In his open
ing speech Dallas would be IN the
doubtful column today Tomorrow 1t
Will give the brilliant young attorney
general a plurality OF not less than
1900 over Nugent. As for Makemson,
he Is away at the tail end OF the pro-
cHBslon and Schmidt has been dis
tnnced-shut out. james Scott, pres-
dent Of the state Federation OF Labor,
and Jumes Fitzgerald. It's secretary,
VIII vote the ticket headed by Charles
a. Culberson tomorrow, so the Gazette
correspondent has II on reliable author
lty, ana p. II. Golden, expires dent OF
the State Federation Of Labor, said to
the Gazette correspondent tonight:
Every worklngman In the Tenth
congressional district should vote for
Miles Crowley. He Is an honest,
straightforward man. II record In
the legislature was spotlegs and he is
entitled TO the support Of all the bread
winners In his district"
The organized labor leaders Of this
city are with Crowley heart and soul,
IN this fight, and bitterly condemn the
most desplcable tactics resorted to by
the corporation tools OF his district to
defeat him. Crowley and R0sanihul
both attended the state conventions in
this city and Crowley did not put In
his time awilllng whlsky and hlbernat-
ing with big black negroes.
Tomorrow a Democrat viii be elect
ed to every county office and the
Democratic state ticket Will get Mt
least 1000 plurality. The most exciting
highland they are all bltter--ls the
contest FOR q seat In congress.
Hon, Joe Abbott Is the Democratic
nominee. Colonel Jerome c. Kearhy the
Popul,Bt ana b. o, James OF Hin coun-
ty the Republican. The Black and
Tan Republicans and the Lily White
Republicans have repudaled James
and printed the name OF Jerome c,
krarby on their ticiSe,s TAls makes
II gloomy for Joe Abbott In Dallas
county HIS opponent starts In with
$500 Republican and Popullst votes and
kear0y has always polled q large
Democratic vote In Dallas county.
In previous dispatches 1t was stated
that Abbott could not hope for more
than 5Ol majority In this county, ana
thore has been no change 10 speak Of
since those dispatches were written.
Abbott Will carry Hin. ELS and Kauf-
man by large majority. He will
lose Navarro Bosque VIII be very
close and Dallas Will, Abbott's friends
are positive, give the Democratic nom
lnce a majority. The Sixth district
VIII return Abbott to congress and
send Democrats to the Texas leglsla-
ture with only one possible break--in
Navarro county
ANt 1AAtllt Correspondent tnter-
Vowed many leading Democrats today
as to the probable complexion OF tho
Texas congressional delegation and
the majority OF Charles A. Culberson
Tor governor Ii was the consensus OF
opinion that thirteen Democrats will
80 10 Washington this winter. The
close Districts two in number. were
now regarded rs safe. The magnlh-
cent Hight made for Miles Crowley and
\. w. Houston by the Gazette and
Houston Post was favorably com
mentod upon. The Republican ma.
uonal committee had hoped to secure
the defeat OF Crowley. Houston. Alb
bolt. Grain and Saycrs. but II is gen
orally believed that anything like a
full vote tomorrow will land Crowley
ana Houston by safe ma1orlties ana
Grain, sayers and Abbott cannot be
defeated
Culberson's majority over Judge Nu-
gent Is placed all the way from $4,000
70 10000 would go beyond the 100
ooV mark were II not for the lmplaoa-
DE Cleveland men, who are very luke
warm IN the cities. The Popullst lead.
egs are claiming this coun for MI
gent and this district for Kearby.
wednesday they win take to the
brush, disappointed, disgusted ana ais
HfunHed Tonish, ell eyes are turned
ON New York The magnificent nrht
haue oy David Bennett lin has won
Tor MIN the intense admiration OF even
me mos, obtuse Cleveland men. Pres
ident Cleveland has disappointed even
ms most s,alwart friends. Colonel w
l. crawford said to the Gazette CORES.
pondent tonight;
ny Gawd. hin Is making a superb
nsAt He has taken the Republican
ntue OF AZ every turn. 10 think
that Cleveland should say lust nnc
WORD IN support OF iilll's candidacy"
judge a. j. Watts. who almost ldoi-
laea Cleveland In speaking OF thc Z
great Now York senator said:
believe he viii win He IL tha
greatest political fighter this age has I
Hon. Barnett Gibbs. the personal "a.
i nun Ard political friend OF Senator
y have faith IN him ana hone for
handlcapned." 's %
iAe lasi words were spoken With n
nnse OF bitterness. Tomorrow viii teil
ne story and there are hundreds 81
stAiNart Democrats In this cItv ana |
county tonight who viii retire with Inc
none on their lips tfat IN tonorrav,.s
eatl'e David Bennett Kin VIII trlumnh
gher ianc1rous and phafasaicsi rouv-
Wu,nps, Benedict Arnold Demoersfs
s m, me combined opposition OF force
" W Nepuhl'coHa snd the Corporation
hsss'ans 81 New York The rank ana