Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-17


and the freedom OF man for It's object.
Let US stand by It, then, IN al It's
departments, devote our best men 70
its service and hold up their hands
while they protect human lives from
anarchy and individual and corporate
property from tho red hand Of the
commune. Having Just passed through
u political ciyii war, and the sweet
rnessagcs OF peace having been sent us
by recognized authority. thu Demoo-
racy OF Texas demand OF you . man
who win catch the Inspiration ara watt
Il 10 every part OF this state and breathe
It to the anxious ear Of Democrats 50
that they will echo the song Of Joy ana
trinuphantiy crown your nominee with
success Democracy wants man III
the ugor OF his manhood, whose enorts
win be the best and brightest OF his
lifo, whose ambition It shall be 10 so
act that future generations Will spenk
10 him Of his wise. conservative ana
Tuccessful administration. a man whose
hands when we place the banner or
Democracy can take It and Will plant
st within the lines Of tho enemy OF
good government, and fight by -, and
with reason and logic, such as PAU
used before King Agrippa, gain the
victory for us. and have them not al
most but altogether persuaded 70 be
some hard-hearted. obstinate soul with
In the enemy's ramparts let our war
rior buckle him TO his chariot and
drug him seven times around our state
and national platform. and u he Is
then not a Democrat may God have
mercy on his soul and turn him into
a field OF Populists whore thcre Hhnll
be an everlasting walling and gnashlng
OF teeth.
Mr.. Chairman ana Gentlemen Of The
Convention: l present to you man
in every way .ultod FOR tho high office
OF governor OF Texas, who is houorably
known throughout the confines % the
Btate and whose services are asked for
by the reunited Democracy OF Texas;
and / am dlscharBIng pleasant duty
10 myself and 20 my country BY pre-.
aentlng to this convention Hon. G. a.
Culberson - Dallas county as "a caudi-
date for the Office OF governor. He
has gone 70 the people with ls views
on political economy. and mate inter
ests. and the canvass he has made
will reflect credit upon him worthy tho
envy OF any man, whether II ternin-
atcs M a successful canvuSs or not HIS
record rs an officer OF trust and re-
HpOnslbility r. known TO every Texan,
and while ] might recount Il md In
terest YOU because the youth and tho
ANlAfAHAA AANlihAAA ~ HNAA OF NlAN ANNINA VIZ
toriea he won Tor rs, / forcCo thls pleas
urc. HIS character No citizen is dis
tingulshod by his own individuality
and conviction TO his idea OF right is
sustained with courage without uudac-
ity and by mettls without raahueaa.
lie believes X 20 ho the duty OF ono us-
piring 20 any office OF trust. honor and
cmolument to go TO his follow citizens
and make a fun. frank end froa OK
precision OF his thoughts on an public
and political questions; ho has Htllled no
thought, neither hua he embarrassed
his opponents. but be 81 said 10 the
honor OF all these worthy gentlemen
before this convention that the canvn8s
they have made this year will be writ
ten upon clean pure leaf OF the po-
litical history OF Texns. Nh Cuibor-
ron has never been an oficc-BecKcr.
but recognizing his GtHrllnr integrity
and his extraordinary ability ns lave
yer the people OF Marion county gave
him the Office OF county attorney; this
he hllod WIDELY and weil until he ra-
niuned In 1852, and he did rot AK for
Il again. and the next Office ho offered
Tor was In 1880 whan Tho peuuia gave
him the one he now holds. aud Ia
which he deHeryos the praise aud re-
ward OF good Democrats, In hlmg
ms office he has not made Tho noise and
display that some would admire. but
W force OF his intellect and devotion
10 duty lie hna roapcd the most brill
amt success and has achieved the grcnt-
cat legal victory thut wag cyer ncco1-
pliHhed IN Texas. Nominate him md
Nhcn You return home mud clasp fine
nhndd OF your friends a galm OF de-
llEhi and ardor viii shine from eyes
TINT VIII reward you and buoy You
un io me neeompllahmcni % grand ro-