Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-10

w. +. HEFLEY.
The report was adopted amid enthusi-
assn and without dessenting voice
The following resolution was then
read.
Resolved. That we emphasize our
commentator OF Grover Cleveland for
his prompt, patriotic conservative and
wise action IN auppfessinB lnwless and
destructive mobs. which were forcihly
resisting and obstructing the exeeu-
ton OF the laws OF the United States
and destroying and threatening and
attempting TO destroy property belong
United States.
J Il. Durrett offered the following,
to be added TO the rcsomtioni
We favor strict consideration of
the federal constitution guaranteeing
70 the federal government all powers
specially granted to 1t therein and
earnestly supporting It I'm the exercise
and enforcement OF those powers but
at the same time zealnusly guarding
and reserving to the states ali powers
not specifically granted by the consti-
tuition to the federal government.
This created but little discussion.
rs motion to table IT was made at
once and adopted. Limestone. Milan,
MoLennan and Robertson voted solidiy
to table; Brazos and Falls against II,
with Bell casting 1-2 votes 10 table
and 10 1-2 against. The result was Al l-e
for the motion and % 1-2 against II.
The following telegram was read and
greeted with cheers;
Washington, Aug o.
l.. L. McInnIs. chairman Democratic
Congressional Convention. Waco, Tex.
House and senate conferaes have
agreed on good turlfr bill
GEORGE c. PENDLTroN.
Hon. NJ. d. Herring then paced the
name Of George G. Pendleton before
! the convention as a candidate FOR con-
gress His nominating speech vas
I short, but was received shthusiasuc-
| ally. Seconds came from all parts Of
| the house.
O. L. McAuany Of Milan nominated
| Monta j. Moore. at least ne made q
4 long speech about Moore without nam
ing. and rat down without menton-
| lng his name.
'who do you nomlnate?" cried sew
eral delegates.
"Noorc--Monta ]. Moore" was the
| reply. amid much laughter.
Love Of Limestone anu Patterson OF
! Bell made speeches soconding Pendle-
] toms nomination. and W. 7. lieiley
! OF Milan did likewise for Moore
/ The vote by counties was then taken.
j fol1RNyqs RHmnlntnnt He'll. IA.
~ ~, lo,'' tratts e. Iinestone 3. Mo
1900, ~ Igor NIoors. Milan 7. Rob
I 800 - ',.,t,, "a 40 been called
.,.o1ii -. t.,tr,,i ,.ocos,rttlop he
Nhyh Nloo'V '''''''
"The decision OF this convention has
/ been not unknown to me for some time.
The late day at which ] entered the
campaign and the carly date of a
nuilpsl. ~ Esieh = vas abis to make
4 counties IN " 70 ~. 7 ioat
SVil.sss NJ orS,, ana T.imastone
unu VIII Ia, I9ait eI,,lng nv an
yolIleu io' W ~, iorlt,, obtained from
ponsut ~ -. 1900. ,,nroes,i
Iur,iler e'i, i,s,,cio to Damocratic hnr-
W W a. IA ,,n,,err nronose 10 give ono
gram or conner ~ W. ,,,,thdra,y NV
Democracy theiVloie ~, ,,i.,,,s,
name from me coils '' 49, ~ , .',s
the nominee ny ni'A' HS'' -
dial hsslsta l w., a,,o,, ,,,or tbs rart,,
MT, Mhhh ,i ny ~ Iii, s,,i,r.o,.
pflhciPlts' i'S Ps ,,,,',,.t.,
Hogg ana fresiueh' N'e'si''u s''''''s
tributes ,..,... -, ,,,,.,,.a-
Pendletons hoIllhaI2i ~ ~
ton followed upon hVt"H W ~ y,
Blake OF LhiheAtohe. it"ii, ~, -. -. =,
ring was named a comnsl',sc ot pl's 20
notify MI fendlet'h ol me- "V'-''N"
ton. ...-.,,.., ,,,,
ron; W. ,',,,.,o,,s1,, n@e,,.a nv Dur-
resolution previously pnetsu ps - Ju ".
rett OF Ben on tile su1est ~ ~
states rights, MIA me ly ,'iii a,'1 ~,
tional clause; And we nearby con-,
mend the ACTON ~ W ~ .,,,se
president IN the rsfothit'on OF VS.
principles OF democ,aey - me pronip,
efforts In behali OF Jaw ana 9ruer nv
the protection OF properly rights IN the
recent Chicago riots'
This was Iuitd Guy o. oi'l',r a'lh ~,
Colonel J. q. Wintsf presented snoIt
general endorsement or the delnoeIauy
view OF state's rights, whieh tfetl'''i
considerable disoussen anu ~ NieN %
the spirit mantle "ed toward H. IL was
withdrawn.