The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-07-01


Swain is the charge that ne
played out of the
war. Swain followed the faltering for
tunes of the confederacy with the chivalry
of typical southern soldier as long as
there was fighting to do, and carried away
with him as good paper as ever fell to the
lot of a soldier. Our friends among the
Ross men who circulate this SANDER must
doubt the general for did he not say that
Capt. Swain was true to his country, true
TO his men and true to his commander"
Who's mistaken about it the general or his
friends?
GAINESVILLE Times.
The Ireland boom in Travis did not
amount to much. Terrell walked off with
the honors by large majority.
The Ross managers were counting on
Dallas county, but Dallas didn't dance to
the Ross music.
The Walnut Gazette.
Just as a matter of information, it might
be remarked that the Terrell boom is the
healthiest thing of the present politi-
Cal season in Texas.-GalvestOn News.
Indications everywhere point to the
election of Terrell for United States sena
tor. Senator Maxey has been twelve years
the commemorative of Texas in the nation
al councils and the neonIe are willing to
award IN him the merited need of nraise,
"Well done. good and faithful servant
Rrt thew are willing that he should 90 in
IN honored retirement and are too reason
able IN exnect him, to live and servo Tevas
forever GOV Troland too has hean hon
ored with the evidences of their highest
confidence and esteem. He shonId he
satisfied with the honors he wears and he
willing to rest on his laurels. Texas has
need of superior talent to that which Gov.
Ireland possesses to represent her in the
halls of national legislation. Gov. Hub
bard's prediction that the time Is close at
hand when the tread OF Texas IN the capt.
tai OF the nation Will be the tread OF
giant, Is not llkely to be realized very soon
II we send such men as Maxey and Ireland
to represent US ana cross swords IN de-
bate upon pubic questions with such IN
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BRENNAN Daily Banner
Jones county has held her convention
and instructed for Swain, first last and all
the time.
John d. Mccall, now chief clerk in the
controllers Office is a candidate for the
Office of comptroller. He has had MANY
wears experience in the office and is
competent man. The Travis county con-
yention on Saturday last unanimously in
structed for him.
Gainesville Week., REGISTER.
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