Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-01


ecnRte, and received Instructions from
nominating conventions 10 support him.
This Is reliable
CLARKsvtLLE, TEX, NOV, 70, 1855
To the Edit Of tho Gazette.
n. ID. Mcdonald, senator elect from
the Thlry-lfst district, is an ayowed
Mexey msn.
"Jemn Clark, representative elect from
Red River county, before he announced
as 4 candidate IN the primary told tue
writer that he was In favor OF returning
! Mickey. think he will vote as be repre-
scented himself.
suLrmus srRINos, Tx, Nov. IS, 1855
To the Editor OF tho Gazette,
The representative elect from this
county, Mr.. J NJ. Nelson, Is an openly
avowed Maxey msn. Ia this he voices
( his constituents will.
MCKINNEY. TEx Nov. Is, 1886.
To tho 'itor OF toe Gazette.
Rev William Allen, senator-eect from
Collin and Denton, was in the city to-day,
and was asked the blunt question Who
Is your choice for senator? "John IL.
/ Reagan Ia my first choice. III consider
the matter further before make second
choice,n WAS the equally plain answer.
I
credited with being an admlrer Of Hon
! A. w. Terrell, aud a gentleman IN a posi-
| tion TO know states that he will support
the latter In his aspirations.
DR.. j b. Wright, the local representa-
tive-elect, is substantial, well-to-do
/ farmer In prosperous circumstances. He
Is understood to be pledged to support
Hon. A. w. Terrell.
CAIuWRII TRY Nov "a 1886
To the Editor Of the Gazette.
SeventY-second representative district
Washington, Burleson aud Lee cOun-
ties. Member elect, Thomas M. Hunt.
Instructed for Hon. s. b. Maxey.
Seventy.thrd representative district
Burleson and Lee cuun les. Member
elect, John NJ. McClannahan. UnInstruct.
ed by iotoral convention, but the coun.
ty convention OF Burleson county In
structed for Hon. A w Terrell, and Mr.
McClaDnahan will doubtless support him
for United States senator.
N election this year In this senatorial
district The Hon. II. Knitted, Burton,
Washington county, Is said to be strong
personal friend Of Hon. John Ireland.
TERRELL, TEX, Nov. 10. 1886
To the Editor of tho gazette.
Mr., s. II Wascom, representative elect
from this county, held a consultation
with his friends and supporters from all
over the county, in Mayor Franks office,
to-day The answer 20 the question, who
VIII you support for United States sena-
tor, he replied that he thought the
majority Of the people In this county pre-
fcrred John ii. Reagan, and he would
give him his support.
Senator Terrell Is Just recovering from
a severe spell of the dengue, but was in
his Office to-day. He said he had not
made M his mind as to who he would
support for senator
GAINESVILLE, TEX, Nov H. 1856.
TO the Editor Of the Gazette.
II. V. Bell was elected hoater from this
and Grayson counties, aud favors for the
United States senator John H. Reagan
frat, S. b Maxey second
> II. Harris, the representative from
this county, Is MaXey man. Unless
these gentlemen should change their
minds between now aud the meeting Of
the Legislature they will certainly vote as
above stated. This information Is OBJ
tanned from thoroughly reliable source.
BoNHAM, Tx, Nov, 49, 1856
10 the Editor OF the 1azette.
Fannin county voted at the primary in
August declaring instructions for Maxey.
Mr.. Mcdonald of Lamar, the state SEN
ator from this district, Is Maxey man.
Capt. A. j, Nicholson, representative
from this county, has not announced his
views, but before he election he stated
that he would vote the county's instruc-
lions, which were for Maxey, with Reagan
having next largest vote.
HUsK, en- RoKUE COUNTY Nov TO- 1880
To the Il iitor OF the Gazette.
IL Ia now UpnpralIv knnvyn bara tha+ Aka
Hon. John II, Reagan will submit his
name to our next legislature as a candi-
date for United States senator. THE GA
zETTE's correspondent has 1t from good
authority that the candidacy OF A. w.
Gregg OF Palestine for the state senate
from this dis rict was made almost en-
tirely IN the interest of the great com
moner, and since Mr.. Gregg Is elected IL
Is an assured fact that he win leave no
stone unturned to sec0re the election OF
his county man and distinguished fellow
citizen.
The candidates tor representative from
this county in their JOINT canvass both
cauie out squarely for Mr.. Reagan, and Mr..
Newton, the represer tative elect, is an en-.
ihusiastic Reagan man.
sASANroSIo, TEN, Nov. 10, 1886.
To tho Editor of the Gazette
X. II. Burney, state senator elect from
this district, is an avowed Ireland man
for the United States senate, though his
personal friends prevented Instructions
for Ireland on the ground that il was not
necessary to put an Ireland collar on his
neck
ID. @. Robinson, representative elect
from this county, is strong Ireland
supporter.
j w Light, elected on the Indenen-
dent ticket, Is a granger Republican.
His personal friends assert that he will
vote FOR Ireland In preference to Maxey
or Terrell.
BRENNAN, TEX, Nov. rs, 1885.
To the Editor of the 1azeue.
State Senator II Knlttle Is in favor of
John Ireland for United States senator.
Mr.. L, NJ Hunt, representatve-elect for
the counties Of Washington and Burleson,
Is instructed for S. b Maxey, and II j.
Moore, colored, reelected representative
for Washington county, is also In favor OF
Maxey for United States senator.
This Information is reliable, from others