Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-17
.,.s,d 10 Indorsc the Principle o
ri Protection
~ SET OF OFFICERS ELECTED.
S.tionai Quarantine E~ruia-
~ .' n, mo snme-Bouniy 10
p.cimaie wild Animals

N.'.. ,,c, there shuiild be a duty I'M
=, anon the Importation OF Mexican
s,ua This had the effect of bringing the
'.oe,ation face TO face with the prih-
u. NJ democracy aud republication,
,,a alternative was offered of In
,,,,ns the theory OF protection or Of free
~ II Is only fair to state, however,
!, some members Of the association,
M are democrats. seemed to look at tho
.,,., an a purely business one and did
!, x,ssp the idea that political capital
IA undoubt edly be made nj .he adnp-
~ 4 resolution favoring the inporth-
A. tariff OH cattle brought into
~ debate on this resolution was iiery
III pointed
+ " Springer OF Dallas. who ~ one OF
readcst speakers Of the associa ton,
a The opponition TO the adoption of n
.olnon, which he characterized as q
~ In the face Of the administration and
lndorsement of the principles of re-
,hlIranlsm at a time when the repub-
Al, had just gained the ascendancy in
rsress.
M was aided by a. =. Bush OF Colorado
M. Who showed that even If man
ere sctuated by selfish motives the i'm
cra,Ions from Mexico could not affect
h markets OF this country, because. con-
derins all the cattle brought from Mex
as beef cattle, they were only 10 OF
kr r,h; Of the total receipts at all mar
~. ewhy," said he. "Ch!cagn Will soon
selling dressed beef IN the City of
Fsxi,c"
Colonel W. +. Hughes OF Dallas also
ade vigorous talk against the resolu-
on lie argued TINT no member of tho
isolation WINS OF the character of a
IAN who would change his politi al con-
bctons merely because In one instance
might receive financial benefit.
Others followed In the same strain and
10 result was that the resolution was
bmpe,ely showed lnder.
II would have been commentary upon
10 political honesty OF Texas had the
eSm Live stock association Endorsed tho
Protection IDEA OF McKinleyism.
ean Antonio, Texas. January i5.-The
exas Live Stock association was tardy
bout assembling for lts second days SEES
lon and Il was 1870 O'Clock this morn
u before President Pryor raped for or
The secretary read letter from Con-
ressnan Noonan soliciting the sentI.
fent 81 the eattlemen In regard 10 tile
nportatlon OF Mexican cattle.
DR.. J. b. Taylor. chairman OF the CONF
Ntee on nomlnatlons. made the follow
y report Of recommendation for off
ers Tor the ensuing year; NJ. SAMSON.
resident, Captain John T. Lyle, first
ice-prtsidtnt, A. .. Reed. second vice
resdent' v. Brown, secretary and treas
rer.
The COMMITTEES suggested that the Of
no Of secretary and treasurer he held
one and the same person and that he
'po'nt on assistant secretary, II lie
nts Il ns,nssary.
me following executive board was rec
nmcnded; J. W. Springer OF Dallas, Il.
patlngton OF san Antonio, Ike 4.
yer OF Columbus, J. II. +. Davis or
cnmond, Sol TAYLOR of San Antonio.
nppr was adopted and the off
~ elected
PRESIDENT SAMSON took the chair and
ahAed me convention for the honor.
cmmlttee to whom was referred the
ipr OF II j. Rleberg on Quarantine
esulatons made report indorslng the
wv OF that paper and concluding as
mows' We realize the absolute neces-
our state quarantine regulations
ank FRAMED In full harmony with the
w ana rsglilations Of the general gov
hment and inasmuch Ms the State
(nltary board OF Texas, recognizing the
kehey OF the matter, will prescribe
a'e quarantine regulations entirely In
,mony with those OF the government
y TX the same time for them TO go into
iect therefore, be It
'soNed, That we hereby pledge our
rs not only as members, to fully OBJ
~ 'hese regulations. but we pledge
association to their hearty support
'nAt u VIII use It's best efforts to
NV 10 sure and speedy punishment all
s'.sos thereof and that u copy OF this
',lulon DO ,eltsraphed the United
s,rs secretary OF agriculture and that
requested TO furnish the Texas
s.oek Sanitary commission with a
o. tho quarantine regulations Of
Impairment for tho year 1896
Una vote
ne committee on the sident's an
~ aunress reported recor~,endlng that
VIEWS expressed be Adopted as those
opted. anu '''' iep''' We"
w v, L. McGaughey. sk-State land
~. asioner, was then introduced aud
w me Land Laws OF Texas:
y seed who had charge of the pro-
rn ueurslon to the City of Mexico.
NJ sa ~ That the trip had been ADAM
wing to the fact that a sufficient
stlas ' '.'N' '"'e
s t,.sIaIiss, Of thanks t, Ine retiring !
! Is ne daily press Tho people of
W.. "Hnnio were adopted.
resident Brown said that as
o,h,. y Loving had declined TO setve
wa,la,ear as secretary and treasurer
M move that he be made member
d;r.s tWuuve committee. which was
tohr ~ an enthusiastic vote.
N. ,,a offered 4 resolution request |
dI,ec,, un'on Stock yards at Chicago
a. A. lue me terminal charge of Sc |
"a tArss, va'ne for delivery TO the yards |
his w.. nus 10 ship to other markets
nsoent Samson vacs,oa a..
appoln,aa substitute that n committee
afses ma investigate these terminal |
luon. m. nort me facts to the asso- |
~ rush OF Colorado CIV ,sau =,
in,s. s dissolution on the snh,ac, ~
N s,s,l.anon OF Mexican rattis t,o
M No.. sucs 10 show thpt Tho ,,nnor,a
N es,,,a NsN'co, figuring them ~,
The ~, were cne-,h.rd OF nar So.
cplnlo, y, 'eceintg at all matlois Ia
ssrrtc,.t.n ese lniportn,ions vou,a ho,s
, cep s,r.9 erect upon the markets "
hi, u. Lyle Introduced n ,..a,.,,.
\, he ,,.s we sense OF The assoc,a,ton
f'rr I'm w esrrssfs-rs II, u,,o,.,
rtr,,n-o,Nuy where thpy tn,,si y, 49,