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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-24
PoLITIcs Ar nowIE.
Several Candidates spenis--chnnsine
to Reagan.

Special Dispatch.
Bowie, Tex, June Ex-senator Chill
ton. Congressman s. w. Il. Lanham,
Hon. Tully Fuller and X. NJ. Hender-
son made speeches and became better
acquainted with our people. Espe-
clally is this the case with Hender-
son and Col. Lanham. It IL conceded
that Chiffon has a "walk-over." How
ever, his talk defining his position and
exposing the falla2les of the Populist
platform was fully appreciated. Col.
Lanham made many friends and in
creased his popularity for governor by
at least 20 per cent. X. NJ. Henderson
was introduced and announced himself
candidate for comptroller and will
get good vote here. MIR. Henderson
will probably carry this box. Time
being short, Hon. Tully Fuller was
cut off in his remarks. but the fifteen
minutes given him counted for all 1t
was worth. He took up 'today's" plat
form of the Populists. adopted at Waco,
and is probably the first man iii Texas
to attack this monstrosity of deceit.
FULLY is well known here; his ability
Is acknowledged. and barring some To-
cal differences between the counties of
Wise and Montague. he would carry
the county. a large crowd greeted the
speakers. Everything harmonlous-all
the candidates standing on the car shed
platform.
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Gordon, Palo Pinto Co. Texas, June
23,-Primary Instructed for governor
Lanham hrst. Reagan second; United
states senator Chiffon.
S0nlo, Palo Pinto Co.. June 23.-The
Democratic primary convention for
lhlS precinct met at o'clock u. IN.
Ihe delegates were instructed to vote
~ the county convention for Hon. $.
W. r. Lanham as long as his name
was before the convention; Culhersou
ns second choice. II also indorsed Hor-
ace Chiffon FOR United States senator
and j. V. Cockrcll for congress.
Palo Pinto. Palo Pinto Co, Texas.
June 23.-Precnct No. ] held its prl-
mary this evening. The Instructions
We're for Lanhum without opposition,
The Instructions for congressman We're
Tor j. V. Cockrell FIRST. j. NJ. Dean sec
pnd; K, NJ. Henderson for comptroller;
W. D. WORKMAN, treasurer: d. u, Dodd
land commissioner; j. w. stephens for
Judge OF the court Of appeals of the
second district, No instructions were
maue FOR representative or state senn-
tor Horace Chiffon carried the dele
cation for united States senator. The
convention refused to vote for a second
man for governor. Culberson was me
faV0rlte ON show down for second
choice but no choice was made. Sixteen
delegates were sent TO the county con-
Nention.
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county met today. II was called TO or
der by Chairman Howell. The chair
ruled out all delegates except those
from Cottonwood and Kirkland pre-
cincts. These delegates elected chair
man and secretary. The Cockrcll men
then elected a chairman and secretary,
the chairmen or the two conventions
being seated about three feet apart
Both conventions proceeded to busi-
ness. hut the confusion war so great
that not word could be understood.
order was partially restored and the
antl-Coclsrell men elected delegates to
the various conventions. instructing for
Fuller for attorney general and vs. l..
r. Dickson for legislator, electing w
M. Brown chairman of the county ex-
ecutive committee. and then adjourned.
At once the cockrell men elected dele
gates to all the conventions instruct-
Ing for Chiffon for United Statea sena-
tor. Reagan first choice. Culbcrson sec
ond. and Cockrell for congress- first.
last and all the time. They elected f.
NJ. Dixon chairman Of the county ex-
ccu;ive committee and adjourned.
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similar resolutions were made BY the

Similar resolutions were made by the
other precincts,
Advices from Granbury state that
they instructed for Poindexter. as well
as the county lnBtructing for Crane
Joshua, johnson Co., June 23-'rhe
Democratic primary convention met
pursuant to call. and Chairman Sims
being absent, DR.. Towns was elected
chairman. Seven delegates, with al
ternates, We're elected and go unin-
structed. The national administration.
excepting the financial policy, was in
dorsed. The state administration was
also Endorsed. The convention reaf-
frmed the state and national platforms
OF 1872. The following gentlemen were
recommended: Chiffon. United States
senate; Crane, attorney-general; Beall
OF Ellis county. state senate. /. A. Pat
Bounds. representative. Il. II. Hardes-
~ was elected district chairman.
Cleburne. johnson Co. June 23.-Pre-
cinct No. 2 elected eighteen delegates
10 the county convention. 1t indorsed
NJ. NJ. Crane for attorney-g general, VIM.
Polndexter for congress and Captain
w r. Bounds for the Legislature.
Alvarado Johnson Co. June 23.-The
Alvarado primary convention instruct
ed for PoindeXter. first choice for con-
gress, Joe Abbott second; Crane for at
torney-general, w. II. Bounds for rep
conventions was adopted. Perfect har-
mony prevails.
Grand View. johnson County Tex,
June 23-The Democratic precinct con
Yentlon met this evening and elected
ten delegates TO the county onvention
to meet in Cleburne next Saturday and
instructed for the following candidates:
John ii. Reagan for governor Horace
Chiltcn for senator. Upshaw for lieu
tenant governor; NJ. NJ. Crane for at
torney general; william Poindexter for
congress; N f Watts for represen-
tatlve; j A. Patton for noater No
other candidates were instructed for.
The majority rule was adopted
The resolutions favor free and I'M
limited coinage Of silver and were
adopted by large majority.
Bnrleson. Johnson County. Tex,
June 23.-This place instructed for no
state office except NJ. NJ. Crane for at
torney general
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Cochran for governor by O vote OF
10 10 T.
Calhoun. Dallas County, Tex. June
23.--Calhoun box instructed as follows
Culberson for governor. Jester for
lieutenant governor; Crane, attorney
gen raj Unrestricted as to others.
Garland. Dallas Co.. Tex, June 2s.-
The primary held here this evening
Instructed as follows: For governor
John II. Cochran; Judges criminal court
Of appeals Slmklns. Davidson and Me-
Clellan; state senator, o. =. Bowser:
state legislature for Dallas county. S.
\. Allen; United States senator. Horace
Chiffon.
Pleasant Valley instructed for Gull
berson for governor, with Cochran az
second choice.
Dallas. Tex, June 23.-There are 1872
votes In the county convention. Cul-
berson, by the latest returns, Is con-
coded %, giving him the county be-
You'd a doubt Culberson also received
kilograms tonight assuring him that
he had captured Hunt. Burleson. Co
Had and Hays counties.
Dallas. Dallas County, Tex. June %.
First ward for Culberson, six votes
Fourth ward for Culberson, II votes
Firm ward for Culberson, five votes.
seventh ward, Cochran, 81 Sixth ward,
Culberson, s.; Tenth ward, Cultarson.
a: Third ward. Culberson. Q; Seventh
ward, Culberson. 6; Eleventh ward.
Culberson, 4; Twelfth ward. Culberson,
@; Second ward. Culberson. 8. Eighth
ward, Cochran. ii Oak Cliff, Culberson,
s.
After the result was known there
WAS big demonstration at
tho, Windsor Hotel. Culberson
mounted the grand stairway and made
n speech. thanking friends who stood
by him and urged them To forget dif-
ferenccs. Speeches were also made
by John Bookhout, Culberson's cam
palgn manager: Mann Trce and
others. II. l.. Henry spoke, advocating
claims for attorney general.
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special Dispatch.
Bastrop, Baatrop county, Tex. June
26,-Democratio Primary Precinct No
] was held here today. Instructions
for Lnnham, Culberapn second cholcc
upshuw, Crane, Walsh, wilkins, with
Finley second choice; Workman. Car
llsle, Hunt, Henderson and Phelps,
court of criminal appeals. Fisher,
chief Justice OF the third district. Jo-
Beph II. Sayers, congress I'd Il, Sinks,
district Judge: w. Il, Maynard, district
attorney; In favor OF twu-thirda rule
and against county nominations,
Precinct No. 2, j. u. Snyers, congress
and w. v, Maynard. district attorney.
No other state officers instructed for.
In favor Of two+thlrda rule,
McDade, BnatrDp county Tex, June
23.-=The primary here went for Gu
berson for governor Jester for Iieuten-
ant governor and Crane for attorney
general.
simthvillc. Bastrop county Tex. June
2S.--Smithville voting precinct No, 3 Of
Bastrop county held It's precinct con-
Veniion here today. Delegates We're in
struoted TO cast their votes for gov
ernor Lanham FIRST choice, Culberson
second s, c. Upshaw, lloutenaut-gov-
ernor. r.. w. Finley, comptrollcri Il, \.
Fuller. Encouragement. w. G, Walsh,
land commissioners.
Elgin, Bnstrop county, Tex, June
2a.--At the primaries held here today
the delegates to the county convention
at Bastrop on the goth were unin-
struoted for all except the two-thlrd
rule
Paige. Bnstrop county, Tex, June
a2.--Thc Democratic primary conVen'
ton mot here today and instructed for
j. II, Reagan for governor and Chas'
a, Culherson second choice, and In
dorsed Hon, Horace Chiffon for tn,
United States senate aud Hon. ]. d.
sayers for congress.
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INCOME TAN AND SILVER.


Special Dispatch.
Meridian. Bosque County, Tex, June
28.-Judge Burk of Dallas, candidate
for congress from this district. ad-
dressed the people of Bosque county
at Meridian this evening.
The judge reviewed all the leading Is
sues before the people in a mastery
speech of one hours length, and was
heartily cheered throughout. He dis
cussed with special fullness the in
come tax In which he is thoroughly
in favor, and which struck popular
sentiment among his auditors. The
judge clearly and forcibly presented the
silver question with all Its history and
all the legislation affecting It since
1882 Himself warm advocate Of free
and unlimited coinage he settled more
than one listener heretofore uncertain
as to his silver standing. When the
eliminating clause in his silver perora-
tlon came, showing that silver was at
3 per cent premium when 1t was de-
monetized, the audience went wild.
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ltaska, Hin Co.. Texas, June 23-The
town is fun Of county candidate today
and politics are waxing warm. A move
Is now on foot to induce Hon. j. II.
Reagan TO visit 1taska and address the
people of this section before the primn-
ries are held, which is ordered for
July Q.
The old commoner has many friends
In this county and no one need be sur
prised If HIN Is placed In the Reagan
column after the primary.
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Special Dispatch.
Palestine. Anderson County Tex.
June 2o.--rhe Democratic county con-
ventlon was held here today. ]. l..
Tucker was elected temporary chair
man. The convention Instructed for
John II. Reagan, Horace Chiffon, b. r.
Rogers. Il. A. Williams. a. II. Wat
kins. ID. A. Mum and w. j. Townsend
for governor, United States senator,
Judge Of the civil court OF appeals. dis
trict attorney and nOater, respectively.
No other candidates were instructed
for.
The primaries for the nomination OF
county offices Will be held on July rs
and August IL, respectively,
A resolution was passed favorlng all
Democratic nominations from governor
TO constable 10 the primaries, and
majority rule I'm the next state conycn-
ton WINS favored.
John X. tlenru was elected county
chairman for the ensuing two years
and an executive committee composed
OF one delegate from each precinct was
elected.
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Special Dispatch.
Hamilton, Hamilton County Tex, June
23.--At the primaries today: Governor,
lanham; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Upshaw;
attorney Henry; Judge. Slmp-
lins, Davidson and Hurt; supreme
Judge, Fisher; comptroller Virgins:
land commissioner, Walsh; treasurer.
Workman; public instruction, Carlisle;
state senate, g 4. Perry.
Hlco, Hamilton Co, Tex June ga
TIE primaries here today instructed
for Lanham for governor. NJ. NJ. Crane
for attorney-general. a. j. Baker for
land commissioners, Horace Chiffon for.
United states senate. Q. X. Bell for
congressman
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RP'NihA iAhldANis
Bellvue. Clay CO.. June 2s.-The demo-
cratic precinct at this place Instructed
delegates as follows: For governor, J.
III. Reagan; for lieutenant-goyerno
George Il. Jester; for encouragement.
Grain; for comptroller, r. NJ. Hender-
son; for United States house represent
alive, Hon. j. V. Cockrcll; for state
legislature, Hon. j. X Wester of Jack,
The delegatlon Is unlnstructed AS to
other candidates.
Henrietta, Clay Co, June 23.-Henri-
eta embraces four voting precincts;
each held primary conventions. Three
were instructed for Lanham. one for
Reagan. two FOR Upshaw. two for Camp.
three for Crnue. one for Fuller. four for
WORKMAN. two for Finley. two for Hem
derson, three for Walsh, one for Dodd,
four for Carlisle, two for CoclSrell,
one for Dean, one for Cobb, four for
Chiffon, four Hurt W. A. Squires Of
Jnck and Clay counties. T. The two
thirds rule was -ried, Six precincts
give Wright for sheriff GA plurality.
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Special Dispatch.

Special Dispatch.
Floyd. Hunt Co, Texas, June e.
Politics at Floyd are red hot. Hon. b.
/. Evans, candidate for the legislature,
spoke here on Wednesday night.
Hon, c. b. Kilgore, candidate for re-
election 10 congress, spoke here yester-
day at . o'clock.
Hon. Judge II. d. Montrose spoke
here last night in the interest OF the
Gladstone of Texas, Hon, John II. Rea-
gan TO a large and appreclatlve audi
ence, who cheered heartily every time
the name OF the grand old commoner
was mentioned.
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Sptcl1l Dispatch.
Rio Grande city. Starr County, Tex.
June 23,--Thc county convention TO be
held here tonight VIII send uninstruct-
ed delegates to the state convention
but select delegates favorable to Nc
eau and Culberson in the order named
The delegates TO the congressional
convention will be instructed for Mr.,
Grain rs long as his name is before
the convention for nomination. A. g
sterne OF the county and II W. Sea-
bury OF Cameron Will be iidorsed as
candldl.es for nomination for election
TO the legislature The present dis
trict attorney, Mr.. John r. Kleber. Will
be Endorsed and the delegates instruct
ed for him in the judicial convention.
mass meeting win be called at some
future date to nominate county
ticket. Except as above, there win be
no state or district Endorsement or in
structions.
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Special Difpatch.
San Antonio, June as,-BeSar county
Democratic primaries were held To-
night, Thor were no instructions for
state officers. but a. w. Houston was
generally instructed Tor congress to
succeed paschal.
Besides the regular primaries of the
reunited Hogg and Clark Democrats,
held under the rail OF Chairman Bryan
Callahan. another set OF primaries was
called by Henry G, Vernon, chairman
OF the Schram faction Of Democrats
but these meetings were not generally
responded 10. The Schram faction, IL
"a Understood, propose to send con-
testing, delegation 70 the state convcn-
ton The preferences for governor are
muih divided. but the delegation from
cd.
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Plttsburg, Camp Co., Tex, June a.
Camp county Democratic convention
mot here today and elected delegates to
the state convention and Instructed
them as follows; For governor, Culber-
son; for Lieutenant governor, Kenrby.
for treasurer. Wortham: for comp
trolier. r. w. Henderson: FOR land
commissioner d. ID. Dodd: Judges court
Of criminal appeals. Hurt Simklns and
MeClellan; attorney general, Henry:
congress, j. l.. Shepard Resolutions
We're adopted indorslng Chiffon for
United states senator and for dele
gates Ia vote for majority rule ana
TO forbid proxy. Delegates to court
OF appeals and senatorial convention
were uuinstFucteu
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special blspateh'
turns from the city and rural boxes as
they rench headquarters;
For Culberson; Jewellu 2; South Pork
2; North Mesquite /; New Hope .;
l1aughts store .; Scyeue q Pleasant
Valley 2: Ruulett / Calhoun ] 1t 30
ulll ..
For Cochran; Lancaster 9; Garland Z;
Grand prpirie 9; Farmers liTaich tun-
instructed .; DunclGvlle /.
For Reagan, y ilmrr .. ltutchins 2;
Mesquite .; Long Creek 1. DoSptl :.
Farmers bransh, Dallas Co. Texas,
June 23.-1he following Cochran drie-
gatca were u,ectad NJ the primary to-
day; w. O, Bryant. j, H. May, Or. II.
A. Lewis and j. A. Johnson.
There were no Instructions given for
governor or any other officers
Mesquite. Dallas County. Tex June
2s.-rhe Tcmocrltic precinct c1nyen-
ton at this place Instructed FOR Iohn IL
Reagan fer governor; Kcnrbv. ueutei5
Itnt-FuvCrnor: NJ. NJ Crane, attorney
rencral; Baker comrulgglo1er OF the
gcYcra hand Office. Henderson. CONN
ttoller. McClelmnd. Simpltins and pav-
idsan. Judges of the court OF crimirnI
appeals; Relger, orr and Morris FOR
the legislature. and IndDised Hurace
chiffon for United States senator.
l.org Creek Instructed fer Reagan;
son. and New Hope instructed for Gull
bericn
Mesquite pnsscl tt. following rcsohi-
tlon almost unanimously:
Resolved that we favor such legsla-
tIon az viii rcgtore silver In tho United
sintes to the place It occupied prior to
1873. and our delegates to the county
| convention are hereby instructed to
| so vote In said convention on this ques-
| tion,
Delegates from Mesquite; j. c. Rugel,
F, Ed Nnnaton. w. H. Bennett, Wills
New. Wayne Futrcn and ]. c, Knox
Haught's Store. Culherison.
Coppcll. Dallas Co, June 23-Sprlng
Chappoll precinct ins'ructs for Reagan.
| frat choice, and Cochran second,
Carrollton, Dallas Co, Texas. June %.
Cochran was the unanimous choice
for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Jester FOR
state senator q, = Bowser =, 7. Nor
rin aud sam Alien i9r the iestsu'ture.
trinity MUS, pailus 90. rex june
81 he primary hyrr sen1s Ioilh IaeN-
son, IT. 70 VoiiFei' ! ~ Dnilhs, uV'su-
lhloualy 'o'sii -. Vysii.N'' 'oi
s1Sernor, IL, ~ o nai az 49," ,
40 t'e - Sumy
,,,,n, ~, so,iny,i, ,tt,rs., ~ az.
ne 49," a,, s,,, i,e,,,a,,n
~, rrarn srr rne,,,,,,nc,ni "a,
| Joraed chillon for senntor, orr Nforris
| nnh story fnr renresent tivc, ,,nnn.
imous Tor majority rule.
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MILnAneEn couNrY,


Speclal lSlapatcn.
Vernon. wnbarger Co, June 9s.--rhe
indications are that this county VIII
instruct for Lanham. with Culberson
az second choice; FOR lieutenant-goyer.
nor, George T. Jester; for attorney.gen
eral, NJ. NJ. Crane: for land commits.
sioner, Baker; for comptroller, Fininy,
for superintendent OF public instruc.
ton, Thweatt; for congress. Cockrell,
for representative. Robbins; for tiistrInt
judge. Brown; for district attorney, En-.
banks. Culberson has a lighting chance
for FIRST place AZ the county convention
Satlirdav e'NH
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KILLED THE oFFIcERs
Marshal brown and Party ss,,
Horse Thieves.

Special Dispatch.
Paris. Tex. June pa repu-. h,
Atoka says that news comes H., I,
Deputy Marshals W. f. Brow,
Wynett and S. J. Harper were kll,,
the Seminole country a few day,
by a gang of horse thieves ana /,
Deputy Marshal Bill Mccall h,,
there with a strong posse to Ia
ugate. II Is feared here tia, "a,
port is true. Brown, who 4 uarl
and Williams. chief deputy, IN \
three weeks ago on the trall n
Longview bank robbers whom he 1
been trailing for several days. M
ing has been heard OF him SINE (
the authorities have been very UNI.
about him End his party since. I
country they went 10 Is knoSn .
a refuge for most lawless and an
ate class in the whole Indian COM.
The officers were all fearless M
experience and were known thru
out the Indian Territory.
While the officers here are una
they say that It is likely that Brv
and party are waterbouhd. rs
Canadian and its tributaries are kng
TO be very high.
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RuNNnLs couyrY.


special Dispatch.
Ballinger Runnels Co, Texas. June
23-The Runnels county Democratic
convention today Instructed for tho fol
lowing Governor, Culberson: leuten-
ant-governor, Upshaw; superintendent
of public instruction. Hagan: attorney
general Crane; land commissioner. A
!. Baker comptroller, Virgins: treas
urer Morthami court OF criminal ap-
peals, Henderson. also Phelps. Hunt
ana FISHER: legislature. X. 4. smith
congress. Bell.
coneho county instructed for Ian
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Special Dispatch.
Gollad. Gollad county. Tex, June ga
Democratic Primary Precinct 10.
elected delegates TO county convention
and instructed for the following OH
GERS: Governor G. a. Culberson; at
torney-general, r, l.. Henry; treasurer,
w b. Workman. comptroller, w. N.
virgins; commissioner general land Of
flee, Gustav Schleicher; state repre-
sentative. j. G. Burns congress. w. II.
Grain; superintendent public instruc-
ito, ]. NJ Carlisle.
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Bryan, Tex, June 2s-The Populist
county convention convened at the
courthouse today. Endorsed the Waco
and Omaha platforms. The convention
ad)ourned In Il row. after indorsing
TWO candidates for county offices. The
squabble was as disgusting as un-
expected. New primaries and another
convention Will be necessary.
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ANGnLINA CnuNrl.

LuflSin. Angelina county. Tex, June
a5,-The convention Instructed as fol-
lowsi For governor, Culberson by ac-
clamation: for Acknowledgement jos
ter; for comptroller. Virgins. for at
torney-gcncrnl, NJ. NJ. Crane; for com
missioner general land Office, u. ID
Dodd: for treasurer. Wortham, fot
senate, Rogers; for floator. Townsend
FOR Congress- S, b, Cooper.
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weatherfora, Tex. June % r,...
was quite an eniyable time had by the
legislative candidates at the D.
prairie yesterday. Richards demolished
:, COL Lanham Will speak at pnr,,
Weanesday, June 81 at 2 D. m. ,Rmn
SPRINGS Ihursday, June 2s. at io.9o a.
mt Q D. m. June ~,
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LANHAM Am 30,
They SPOKE 70 ne ,,.,....,' ''''l

10 the Rae |.|||
special Dispatch. a
Hon .a1,.. Horace Chiffon n', sss 'Hss
county today at II. Spe q q b
the interest Of ,ho,s e'at'hon.
the United States Son.. candida,
respectively Col Lay, a. and go,c,N I,
the und,vi ahu ior fully two s spok' !,
He NAL ,o tued attention n aog's
pcntlists sumo good ptin,aa etQU Y
the wbo,o some hard welts n u
tat,oM wnoie came up 10 tb XII "a
We'll y, ,.so oi his friends. Ill Nv. anll "a,
by II. "iiu ne lost n T..
,d "a The afternoon Hoa. 49,, 4.
dI enea the people Hn tass On :.
ulenee to him as no a ~ heh III n
nu every Democrat vh WI mn b
sn.a chilton man. He ~ .n,s1m !.
pects 10 the third ns, gag BIZ
hs way and the ps,noy n N
we sh gree over the results 70 ~ z
me democratic exe.,,,,.. ~
o. Cooke county held "..se cqmn
~ persunnce Of a call frn wiling "a
Hl'n, j. T. Leonard ~, NUN the d. 3.
fut inc names Of nn ~ DECIDE 4
lUi governor on the t,cisns. gardlt !,
OF Horace Chiffon ~ sNyh liz "a
senator and j. w. BAILEY sasl 4
IL was also their 49,, tur c1nuH II
candidate for t-ot,a, et9iou that
largest number Of ~o,a receiving
maries should have Tia g nm. ~ " 4,
If il ,u,,,c,.o IN View OF thIs s.,,' 4
viii rum ru,nored that Judge q e. q ~ 4
b M,t' take The stump in this eos,.
. eua W OF the candidacy n NJ !,
~ w y Lanham. The ,r Y.
n ape mat mat politics win be lv TslsA !,
no" hehceiorth until the pri,ss,,. y