Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-27

weston delegation win not arrive until
Monday night.
a fun delegation OF those selected TO
represent Waller county at the uOn-
vcntion viii arrive here Tuesday morn
ing, There VIII be twenty delegates In
the crowd. four-ifths Of whom win be
volored. They leave Hempatead Moa-
day night
The few delegates that CAME In today
In company with the leading Rrnubn-
cans OF pallns, have been pcrusing tie
tsld OF battle this afternoon, aid pro.
nounSe the Sam Jones Tabernacle a
model convention HAN, The apartments
In the front part OF the building wlll
be used as committees rooms II has
not VET been decided by the committee
on arrangements whether electric fanas
VIII be used Some OF the cOiurVd
brethren say Ia the Democratic roRven-
ton they proved a nuisance,
There Will be present a 1rst class
brass band and all arrangements have
becn completed for iiaRs and tho plc-
tures q statesmen.
MI the delegates who have arrived In
the city w TO date were seen by a Ga-
aette reporter. Thoy were all or tho
opinion mat the proceedings would be
strictly harmonlous, They say there
WIN be no scramhllng over the nomlna-
lions for the Judiciary; there will be n
fun ticket nominated and placed In the
field and the Hcrumbing win come in
over itA election, There were dlfrer.
enocs Of opinion a. 10 who the nominee
Tor governor would be- Most or the
VISITING delegates and Republicans OF
l'alls,s noer, 90 hc " the opinion that
Judge McvlS OF fort worth viii accept
The nommaunn q sufficiently urged.
Thcy s0N he ~ the strongegt man In the
ield, and an feel assured that should
he be nominated he would give his un-
divided time and energy to pushing tho
ticket through
The Republican state executive com.
mittce VIII meet at the Windsor hotel
tomorrow at " nv. IA response to "A
eall from ita chairman. Hon n. Il,
Moore. OF Fort WORTH who VIII Arrive
az noon Of the ZANE day
The main body nf the delegates and
visitors are expected to arrive tomor-
row evening and Tuesday morning.
Colonel n, H. Rcntfrn, who WINS col.
leetor OF the port Of Brownsville un-
dor President Harrison. was among
tile iirst arrivals. In an Interview with
q Gazette reporter he said; "Thero
VIII he little or no friction In our con-
voniion We are In such hopeless
minority that Il would not do to have
amy moro daseualon. As to the lily
whites, they are a clever lot VI gem
trlnon whom | hated to see 10 out.
aH they carry spme OF the hest intellect
OF the party IN Texas with thom. There
will not be any effort made 10 bring
thom back, as there IN nothing we can
do They are not ia the party. We
Will, / think. nominate a clear ticket.
with charles ogden Of San Antonio
n lta head, aud win not fuse With
anybody. Propositions have been ma,,e
ur us 10 fliso with the popnilnls, hut
There win be nothing on The kind doGa.
The basis Of representation. one vo,e
In the convention FOR every 900 votcA
caat FOR Inc Republican candidate for
president in 1892. VIII moi be changed,
az the executive committee are prae.
tieaiiy unanimous m favoring this ha-
sis"
Colonel Rentfro'B Views wore abnred
In bv Hon. w. N. Linton OF Cameron
county ma Il. Il, Dunn, tho nRting
sherlfl of Montgomery county. mcn-
borg ~ The executive committee from
t,in rwenty.thifd ma FIFTEENTH soma
tonai dIgtrleta, respectively.
The delegates here say ihNt Hon
N. ~ M9olN pl fNrt worm wiz pc W
cn rsr,Tq ,,'"' ''''" y Wv 90 y
Ed NJ. Andcrson. The present treas