Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-03

Gibbs, Gooch and Jim Hogg on the 4
state ticket, and Chiffon or Seth Sbep- |
hard for the United States senate, what
Them ------------.------- --------
Waco .Examiner; rGen,s II 2ss is reg
ularly ID the face for governor OF Tex.
as, and all reports to the contrary are
misleading ROSS thinks he commits
no dreadful crime in aspiring to the
lofty place, nor does he doubt his own
ability to discharge its. high duties,
The, friend !. Of Ross who are ontspoken
in favor OF his candidacy, speak by the
card, In due season the next governor
of Texas VIII speak out over his own
signature and to the point.aH, 7r5S -; q
Waco Day: The Galveston News
thinks that probibitiondisa very good
thing in the country districts, where
men are employed in eNhaustingto toll,
or where laborers work in gangs with
out the ref ming influences of home,
but that settles have their mode Of eX-
istence, which IL different Which
reminds us OF the Kentuckian's saya
ing that water 10 = very good drink for
women and children, but gentlemen
REQUIRE something stronger. :, Gs,,a. 81.
Dallas Times: The.Waco Examiner
10 Bull JlDR vi NICus fINUob US q ftetAAr
didate for governor on his war record.
Did 1t ever strike the Examiner that
Swain was privste in the same COM
mand, and made good soldier? Did
it ever strike,th Examiner that there
Texas? did vt ever strike the Exam
liner that the majority of voters ia
Texas don't know, except as a, matter
nj hiGfnru that .hnrn
wal? The men most active in Texas
politics are men who were only about
from twelve to fifteen years old when
the war ended. ,a ~ . 80 IA
San Antonio Express: 1t has been
often and fully demonstrated that a
man may be good soldier but poor
civil officer, and the days of the war
record are numbered. The people
areawaBening to the fact that their,
interests lie in choosingltheir officials
from business, not q sentimental
standpoint. The people 10 not go to
Il blacksmith to have watch repaired,
simply because the blacksmith was a
good soldier, or officer in either the
Northern or Southern army. All else
being equal the people may. indulge
their sentimentality, but in these
days asllan,Ilust have something more
than a war recordEto ride into of1ice
on, and prospective candidates should
make a note ont.
Galveston News r The year ASS
promises good deal of enter tainment
TO the Texas politician. The woods
are already full of rumors and every
cross roads point In The state ID the
center of manipulation. Several POI
| litical engineers are at work with
| transit set and levels gagged for ac-
| ton. Some imagine that they have
struck a tangent, while others are try
| ing to round curves and ciICumve
! grades. A full batch of state officers
| will be elected, and then, a. wind
up, comes the Derby Of the Texas pol
| itician, the United States senatorship.
| Though the contest is some distance
| OIL, the prehminaries are already adj
vanced. Perhaps1t is mot boo much
!, to say that Ireland, Reagan, Mills and
| Maxey are squarely in the race for the
senatorship,, and that Hon. A w.
! Terrell will watch on the outside for
q deadlock, in the meantime making
4 what combinations he can. Congresses
man Wellborn will also be close al
hand, ready to adopt any resppn. ibility
u that may be thrust ON him. If the
Legislature should not elect the pres.
ent Incumbent, Ireland, or Mills. it Il
not improbable.that sJn sentlrelyA ney
man may be selec ted rechaps 3. youpi
man whose name Will not be mucl
mentioned during the lprelinlhary
canvass. Reagan, probably, is on III,
way TO iii understanding with 9Ros3
Ireland's only chance would seem t.
be in having an understanding will
somebody. He and Swain are out
which mays,s force Reagan t,
81, enter into a combination witt
1 swain, and then it 5Yoult
,.l be Ross and Ireland, else Irelan,
would have NIB backing from ejthe
O. side. MsXeyswill prebsbly~find ~hi
: date fot governor id the person q
= Hon. Silss Hare of Sherman, What
$ ever turn the complications may take
nj it is pretty certain that Ireland lake
q and Reagan will each have q cand
{. date for governor, pledged to,stsnd y
y, his foster; latheEl. f@rthe. lnl. ed Stats
y senate, IT, In the meantime til
p president should make appointment
to thefedetal offices i'll the state ia al
cordance with the suggestions OF Ia
" congressional Con fafepce, kthere. M
-, be spirited fight in nearly ever
one OF the congressional ,distfiS,
=, Jones Is sure to have his Shardg IA
rs with the Tyler, folks, and there villa
n light made on Wellborn in the intel
le est Of Crawford, and that failing.qr
8 Fort w fth man will lslJespieted again.
him. tits generally understood anon
GfbBsn friends THAT he IS not q caniid
date forsgpvernorT and that II he ebtel
a, the race at all ikEilkss wish theAssu
~ ance that he Will ter@h3fS by S4ran
ID and open etlIjrt Sindng the youfg me
De without 9ppositipn The young nae
le ape an9erstpQd @deInandl Alg1Eernt
ia rnoreliIi thbAthy With thenb |ail al
70. United States senator Who Nwffl he
to check on OoSeiA the tnatteref pafrot
~ age, ~ 4 isS believed that
's' the fight results accordin
TO to the- KID '-'7--- pfogFaiffn;
I'd Gibbs wAl.be,gey sFaOs ,ssad that Sire,
IN ard, Chiitof1or .F'letniny WIFI 20 ora,
.e. United States senate, The "kids
G., think rs time that the army office
sh9uf@ retire on tlteif ,laurels:., IN
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