Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-30
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race for governor lCucro STAT.
Barney laws DO Is for swain aed p,r
Post ''''''n
The Swain organs have already com.
henceN Whisthng TO keep their c1uiarp
up,-i breckenridge Texan.
Swain Is still In Che saddle and loadipo
the procession. Generals do not 1yva,s
ou'tide rriva'cs-lrr North Te1ian
Letters don't lie, and Barney is am
record" as pledg'ng himself ior Ross.
NO" What'-- iaris haily Balance Wheel.
Tho Balance Whoclnced not be alarmed
Cen Ross is strong Ia Harris copuiy
aud the Post Will not hurt him. Waco
Examiner ~
suppose Barney should express "a de.
HIe 10 he GOVERNOR Wouldn't there be-
iiuttcr ia the Swain and Ross tonisg
llarcdo Tunes.
The Herald Is one OF Tie most con.
sHEntNc papers m politics ia Texas, ont
u cannot help seeing what Is becoming
very plaln.-l Houston Post
Ofall the names recently mentioned for
the governorshp, no man has dared 10
suggest that of the Old Alcaldc. WHY h
THIS thus ;--tSan Antonio Times.
If the interests of Texas demand That
It's next governor shall BE- a bushes, man
WoUldnot William -. Cleveland OF Hons.
ton exactly MI the billY cameron
Herald.
Can't say about the whlstllng part, but
they do Keep their courage w and Nilr
continue 10 do so until Mr.. swain Is duly
inangumtcd governor of Texas. bon.
ham News,
II is highly probable thal Swain win
toe the next governor Of Texas. llelsa
good man, and "Gov. Swamp possesses
% euphuny that will please the ear of the
people, Calvert Courier.
Somebody sald lion. John Hancock
would maize good governor for Tey0.
The Times would chcuiuHv back Johu
Iiancock for the presidency ol the United
Statcs.-Isan antonio Times
While we adwlt the Hon. Rarncy rs
'mun enough" To shy what ne WANTS. Ve
venture the assertion he viii not tafiec.
no. not once, refuse the eubgmstoral
oouin'tion iirra,puad him .Slu Mu-
COS Crcsslt,
Dave Culacrsou's ramo Is scarcely
mentioned lu connection with either lhe
guhcmaturial cor senatorial buaus but
aepiraat5 VIII take notice CHAR DHyid'7 AK
Is % "kocuu kuttrG' and he !, a ru.tlcr in
tall timber. Galveston Tribune.
Ross lass one ycar The advantage of
Swain, being forVscyen years OF age.
and has experience enough to rum the
old ship Of state over the troubled
waters safely at u speed that viii dis.
lance all competitions kossc Cyclone.
Every once and while some new name
for governor is brought forward for In
spccion and discussion, but the verdict
generally arrived no rs that the nest race
has been practically narrowed down 10
swain and Ross, with Swain several
lengths IN the lead. wills Index.
. We believe Swain both honest and
competent, and we think more com
pctrnt than Gen. Ross, from the feet that
he has had greater experience IN state
craft and is better acquainted with the
affairs Of our state, and hence is the most
competent Denson IIerald-NcWs.
We have failed to find The mention OF
any fault with w j. Swain as comptnl-
Ter of the state. The duties Of that ollce,
more than any other, involve the routine
aud details " the state administration.
! II Mr. Swain has made q good cumptrnl-
lerhc is capable OF makmg good govern
or cisco Roundup.