Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-27
sreas, ana .trhks. .err0r 70 ,Ae hearta


He has never failed the Democrats
party and In Its hour Of need he can-.4
not fail It now. lie has led us TO
countless victories under adverse cir
cumstances in the past, and he Will
aud must lead us now. In the councils
OF the nation he has added luster To
the name Ut the Empire state. and
In the battle for Democratic principles
which he wagcd side by side with our
Democratic president, he has won thou
sands and thousands OF frlcads AtnunK
those who were formerly his cnemlea.
He represents In the largest measure
every principle that we love. He rep
resen;s courage. constRncy, ndclity to
the party and devotion to principles,
He represents broad American llher-
alsm, He represents RELIGIOUS freedom
and liberty. CHEERS loud and longl
He has told us that he cannot ACCEPT
our nomination (checre aud cries OF
"He will. he wi.ll'l but I say 10
you. gentlemen. that We owe a duty
to the Democracy VI this state higher
than any courtesy even TO him. In the
name % that Democracy, against the
Wish OF our presiding officer. and u
needs be, In defiance OF ". | place In
nomination here, In the name OF the
Democracy Of ME etate OF New York,
the man who typitles MI that pcmoc.
raoy typlhca. | present the namc OF
that greatest living cNponant Of DEM
ocrntic nrlncipics-ssonator David Rem.
mort nm"
He had hardly nniahcd when the
same * ne that occurred when ulns
name Nts mentioned was repeated
The delegates puahcd down the aiEles
toward the front and threatened TO In
wade the stage. Senator Inn said out
OF tho din 1.-THE rules Of the assembly
are IN force here. and the roll call
should be allowed TO proceed"
n,urh, coehran rains.
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ana as the applause aupHlueu hvmN-
what II was almost MS Immediately
resumed ,,,h,n tnnntnv upon the
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press "plvs' peulNe NoV"'"" i'N,N
the audience aud waved both hands
] FOR order. In an Instant t.ie naisa
/ s,,hs,a.a .,d ma c,neresa,nnn be,.nn
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an ihipassioheu Hpeeeh' e'lH'h WY"
( the convention to disregard hllfs
doeltnnfinn and IN make him their
/ candidnte
Xvinn rn,t,or had antahed tho
.,.,,,,, tho, i,s'd ,n.crI,,d thia vvnn moth,
! M 4, cs,,nsri.n, 4, thc nand,moniurn
,yhleh rsisned Vainiy ala sonntor
Mi nas do rav,1 and cali upon the
1cieeefcs for erdor Al mo sound OF
hts yoIr, III. nnnisuac took ON new
,r,ns,v" A., ins, When se,ne ouiyt
w. res,n,na M. senator dcnnndcd
,nst IN al cau nrnee.d under The
,',1's az ,h, ,aS,,,,,,,ty adontgn "a Inc
rniea ~ no convention.
%isrs nes,ces hs,an caliins Tho roll
nuid c,ars or "Cnii aio,yly.f
a. cach enuniy NnI called It's
leader nrose nnd dnclarod for Dnvid Il.
AN. When the roii was about half
I Aiha,,v WIN mad nonInated John BOYD
srha,tcr furucd IA MA feet ana.
monntinp chair. apoke as follows
"Mr. chairman there IL no county
In the state of New York ia has been
1n,nn,strateS I'M Nh, INST that Ia any
.r,,nt Ia tho Drniorraev and ,iIr ssiaaei.
of Inc Democracy than the county 1
haye The honor 10 represent today.
No rceopnlxe you. MIR. chairman, ~ a
renldent ~ Albany county. and the
hend Of The delegation from thai
rn1intv in thia convention. IL thora
h. any chance ~ prevail upon you Il
obey The wishas Of the convention aud
accept tho nomination you not only
Know that there will be- no candidat,
Ia your way. but you will receive at the
hands Of tho Democracy OF Albany
county a larger majority than YOU
ever did In the paHt"
]
This removed ali candidates from the
pnth plnnnod out hy the Hill ndhercutl
and thrrn were ctiba OF make II unani-
moua'' and calls To SECRETARY DefTOes
10 nut tho question.
MIR. Cochran evidently DID not like
tho delay, for. sprinEing upon the
iabir OF Inc Associated PronH he said,
HAii who are In favor OF nomination
bv aoclnmntlon will say aye"
Thsre was a mighty shout. and To The
same summons for those opposed. no,
thorc was not a voice heard. Then
tur,,inr 10 senator nm he said: "Sir
! The peonle summon YOU TO your duty
CApplause)
Again Chairman Inn managed 10 re
atore order In order that The naaembl,
di,trl,ts might h, called. The eonyen
tion ehowod a diapGsliion NOT to ALLOW
thia but Mayor Gilroy rprang upon
chair and said: ~ only desire 20 pal
this, that there IN no question that 4
is the unanimous consent Of this con
vention that senator David b. IN
should be the Democratic standard
bearer in this campaign ! am satlg
ned that Abe senator has never ye
failed IN his duty 10 the Democrats
I party. and II this wish II conveyed q
Z him deliberately and properly he VII
obov the command OF the convention
! fAupIouse1 There can be no question
: sbent tho result and / move that tn
\ r,iI a., called and that each county a
! a a. called for eneh nascmbiy dlstrio
Q car, the vote ~ IL doieRatea for Koy
a 80, ,riers sbo,,Id h. no charge more
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