Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-26

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convention II f. a big stake. and viii
be fought ior AL u " worth.
Van Alsfype News. While II ~ a fact
thar probably not over one-flEth Of the
Democrats that followed Clark In his
bolS IN 1889 are with him To-Day, Il "
nevertheless fact that nearly every
man following CLARK aud Hardy IN this
bolt did follow Clark In 1899, and are
now d.sruptiOnists and boltera by rca-
son Of the fact that they we're such In
1892 and for no other reason. The OK
/ pccted. with tine News. has happened.
and the News ie not surprlscd and has
no regrets whatever. In fact. the News
believes Il Is all FOR the best. II simply
I rids the party in this state OF an In
I harmonious. incOnRruouE element OF
eternal kickers that could not be har-
nionized al all on any grounds. for
the reason that the element was not
inharmonions on any principle. but II
| Is a personal matter. aud again, they
! feared 70 meet the people at the polls
/ n the primaries ON the financial ques-
| ton.
Terrell Times-stas For one the
l Times-Star IL glad TO see them go.
They have been continual disturbers
OF the party peace for long time.
and herafter the regular Democracy OF
the state VIII not and cannot be held
| responsible Tor their vaporings Tho
gold men leaving the party will be the
means Of many who had grown luke
warm ana Indifferent on their account
taking an Interest and voting at the
general election who would not have
gone 20 the polls had the gold men
remained IN the party.
Houston Post Shakespeare gives the
following sound advice against prema-
ture boiling.
He that win have a cake out OF
the wheat must needs tarry the grind
ing
Have moi tarried7"
~ the, grinding; but you must tar
ry the boiling"
Haze ] not tarricd?'
Ay. The boiling; but you must tarry
'still have / tarried."
AZ. TO the leayening; but here's yet
In thS word hereafter the kneadinr
the making OF the cake. the hentine
OF the oven and the baking: nay. YOU
must stay to the cooling, too. or you
mr. Nrqnne 20 hrrn yonr Inst
Franklin Herald The gold ,tnnd-
ara men erggni1ed seperate political
party at Dallas Tuesday. which IA thn
tocsin OF war In the Democrat, Marty.
Al good Democrats viii stay with the
majority and that majority rnears n
Iree silver Democracy. These same
men split on from the regular De
lp-rhfH m the HOgg-Clark camptign.
but were showed under. we hoped SO
deep that they would be willing 10
Yet the buzz saw" a lone In the future,
but they're at IL again. Let the Demo-
crsts be firfnl
springtoNn Sun. The "aonnd
money" Democrats met at Dallas on
the 18th and resulted to split light
sruare on from the regular Deriocrtey,
declare themselves the quintescence az
al that Is good and pure AID beauti-
inl In Texas. put out carHidates for
state, congressional and OF afr .es.
and play the deuce generally. IN
j. a. Kifd, who was present ID a
member OF the committee on reyoiu-
tons, says that the whole affair was |
dominated by a lot OF disgruntled poll
tciqns ~ the George Clark stripe, who |
don't care snap about advancing the |
cause OF sound money but are deter |
mined to be reyenged on the men who |
have always defeated them for office. |
lie declares that the Who'll scheme Is |
merely TO secreatly aid the Populists |
by detracting from the Democratic |
vote, and that he diaapproves OF the /
entire proceedings. Thousands OF hon |
est Democrats all over Texas will echo |,
these sentiments. and we firmly believe /
that November VIII see the Democracy
OF Texas triumphant once more over
enemies within and foes without. |
George Clark and his gang, for it Is
gang, should be buried beneath a per-
Garland News: The crowd at Dallas
was led by George Clark Rufe Hardy. |
Waite Aldredge and the same old 4
crowd that for four years past have /
been trying TO disrupt Texas DemOc-
racy. They well know they cannot win.
but they would rather turn the state
over 10 the Popullsta than see the sill
Yer Democrats remain In power. But
they will be disappointed. The DemOc-
racy gave them good spanking In
1892, and win repeat 1t this fall.
Gainesville Regleter; The deliberate
attempt OF the Hardy-Clark combine
70 defeat Charley Culberaon for re-eiec-
tlon win fall sim born. Mr.. Culberson
VIII succeed himself, Notwithstanding
the eayote howl OF hls enemies.
Wa1ahachie Enterprise: The Enter
prise is glad they are gone. The mis-
take was made In temporizing with
them at Dallas two years ago. 1t was
dlacordant rule or ruin minority.
wanting no harmony and at all times
mennclug the success OF the Demo- |
cratic party. Their voluntary With
drawal places the state Democracy in
position where bold, clean fight can
be made, and With the united front
which II now presents the fur may be
expected TO fly from all parts OF the
anatomy OF the Texas political feline.
HiliHboro Reflector: 1t is movement
outside OF the regular organization and
-, vFpv.ie.oH 70 ", lead by n lot OF |
disgfnntled politicians and dlsappoInt-
en oihce-seekera, aud win only receive
a small following. So far as Clark and
Hardy are concerned we think the
regular organization should be con-
graduated on getting rid OF them. In
ms county the move viii receive the
cold shoulder.
tunnels County Ledger; This time in
hpNanoe OF any action OF the Democ-
iacy Whatever and absolutely without
p,oyocatlon or excuse, part OF the
black-iag turn Texas l0ose-erowd. with
George Clark and Rufus Hardy IN the
isad, ana others have met and de-
e,ared themselves the only original
piown-in-the-bottle Democratic party
VI course this little game viii not
a,nount 70 much. except that a COM
uinatlon sfith Cuneyism be again CON
summated. when II IS possible that ire I
iteenlar Democracy may be defeated
,beeatur Free Press. And George
o,aIk mas bolted again. lie has hoist ]
va me black iiag OF rebellion TO ne
ineeraey and declares war TO The knife
Ano knife 10 the hilt' into tile bowels J
~ srs democratic party Of Texas.
mere Is no harmony and there can Z
" No harmony" declares tltia nol,tfcai !
nonuthcflpt In HIS greaeh 81 ~, .,t,I (