Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-30

John IL. Boyd. editor OF the Peoples
cause, Cooper, ana secretary of the
executive committee is one OF the most
prominent third party men In his sec
ton of the state. Next to Chairman
Ashby he probably has more to do
with shaping the expressions of his
committee than any other, lie is stlll
young in years but has varied eN-
perlence behind him, lie IL very popu-
lar among the Populists and deserves
the esteem and respect Of all who
know him regardless of the party to
which they belong. He Is an ardent
supporter OF the Omaha platform, the
Ocala demands and all other utteranccs
OF his party. But he lets reason rule
his words and acts and IL one OF the
coming men In the ranks Of his party,
n, q. Melt2cn, OF the Hallettsville
New Ern, IL Il son OF Germany. lie de-
| livcrod an address in the association
! THE German Reform Prcss'--that has
! been very fnSoraOly commented upon
lie brings both the ponderant weight
| OF the reutOn and the iuclslyc edge OF
| the Saxon into his reform leaders"
| lie Is man OF considerable learning,
| can tell good story, and Is alt Jgether
\ a favorite with the association.
| IL, 5, Peters, of the Calvert Citizen
| Democrat, Is the pencil pushcr who
! nlighted from an EmpyreaA hight IN
| MaAbI lhuubth neck = tiltflhys VI
| course there was nothing personal in
his remarks. but he just wanted to let
the mayor know he felt at home. He
| pushes pencil with facility and vlgur
ana has an admiring and paying lot OF
constituents.
j. NJ. MGllett, the new president and
editor OF tho Weatherford Leader. is an
admirer OF the Gazette. He thinks the
! free silver views Of this paper are as
! aRnnI "a hia unH IN nf -
used as unanswerable as Secretary
Carlisle thought his Memphis effort
was before Bryan ana Blackburn
| struck II with some facts" they had
| gathered themselves. Editor Mallett
has whaSers as long assthose OF SEN
ator PETER, OF whom he is very proud.
! He IL a game fighter and a hard hitter.
lie had much to do with carrying
| Parker county for his candidates last
| fail, and Is still ready TO fight, He
says his party Will In all probability
| start daily next year. and that like
everything else, " will come TO Fort
| Worth. He is foe by whom one is
not so sorry to have been defeated
/ II such Is the result,
Hon, o. Il, Dornblaser the retiring
| president aud editor OF the Grandvlew
| Sentinel, Is another shining light
among the luminaries of the reform
| press" He made good record as chief
| executive OF his association, and his
/ year at this post viii be remembered
by every member with pride.
Harry Tracy of the Southern Mer-
curry has long been central figure In
the ranks OF Texas Popullsts. He Is
not a man of great learning, and
knows very little about the average
| curriculum. but he Is strong and a
hard hitter and never yet left fight
In which his party's interests were at
stake.
1'ige Roblnson--"uncle Tlger-is well
known from FL Paso TO Atlanta. He
Is a son OF Georgia, and has many of
| the characteristics that have made
numerous other Georglans famous. lie
began the battle for Popullsm IN his
| old home years ago. Today he prides
| himself ON the fact that those who
/ most persistently fought him then are
the strongest supporters OF his faith
/ Democratic and Republican politicians
who don't know their business are inst
little scared OF him ana IL Is nossl,
bly, Just as we'll
J. II. w. Loe OF Dallas doesn't 70.
semble any caricature employed by tha
Eastern press In depicting the features
l OF a Populist. He is q handsome ,,sli
| dressed man. who has the annee 80 WI ~,
OF u merchant or banker He IL a goa
speaker and can drive fact home 4,
by. "p 'Nsn-
j. X. p, Hanna OF Calvert oha,rrar
OF the late committee on reanh,,io,s
has taken very active interest a.,
the proceedings OF the meeting Ia ~
very Loyal to his party, and thln,ss ,hs
weird and all OF Stump Ashby and
s,utsV NusFhL ne considers every
,h-d party man his ''hrother." ana