Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-01
POLITICAL.
An Interview with the Hon. W. u. Bynum
Speaker ofthe Indiana House of Rep
resentatives.


Speaker of the Indiana House of Rep
resentstives.
The Hon. w. ID. Bynum, of In
dianapols, speaker of the Indiana
house OF representatives, and r. ID.
Slater, II wealthy and prominent citi-
zen of the same city, are prospecting
in North Texss with view of invest
ing in real estate. While these gentle
men were in Fort Worth 1t was the
good fortune II Il GAZETTE reporter to
form their acquaintance and hear some
very interesting comments and news
about some political questions OF ma
tional Importance.
What do the people of Indiana
think OF the recent revelations of EN-
Senator Dorsey?n asked the reporter OF
Mr.. Byrum.
''Pney We're not revelations to us.
was the laughing rejoinder. 1--WE
knew all about them wears
ago. II was tale mary times
told in our state, aud there
k much more than appeared
Tn the so-cnled revelations, which
would interest the public, aud which
will probably come forth in the next
campaign
"how about the alleged enmity and
bitterness between eX+tiON. Hendricks
and MIR Mcdonald of your staten
There Is no enniiy or bitterness
between them; there probably exists AZ
friendly rivalry between them such as
always exists between two prominent
Iuen from the same state, and both
having presidential aspirations.
DO you think ia case either re-
ceived the nomination la the next
national convention. The other would
give himn cordial support2N
undoubtedly; both of them are
Democrats in the fullest sense of the
word, and personal disappointments
would not interfere in the least in the
one supporting the other.n
Whom do you think will receive
the support OF the Indiana delegation
in the next convention el
'Mr. Mcdonald. The people of Indi-
aua realize that Mr.. Hendricks sacrificed
his chances ut tpe lastnational cUnven-
ton in Cincinnati and Indiana will
send solid delegation IN favor of Ar.
Me Donald
|" Is there my cry for the odd
Ticket in yohr state?N
Yes, there has been some call for it,
but we realize that ia this progressive
age sentimental politics will not do.
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years ago. Tilden then Deliberately
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