Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-04
THE SENAT0RSHIP,
Crushed Dallas Politician Set
H. The Texas Senaiorship for
SIX Years TO Come.
1,,iand "a Next Year aud Coke
owu successor Three Years
Hence.

!, 70 The Gasette.
rs TEX, Dec. 3.-Thc coming
IN n A United States senator before
VI ,a,,slature TO assemble next
= I. developing much interest
Y, local politicians. Dallas Of late
~ ~ come TO be looked upon as
I,.,l center, and more than one ambl-
.oune statesmen has grayltated
4 sonlnr to tempt the lightning
[ ma political skies by patiently
|,,ss bidding boom for this or that
n the etate's service, from the
"a honorable position Of CONGRESS
nn,n IN the more modest and oh.
but none the less
Fl,hie. station of official let
.ri,er for the commonwealth
.e administration at Austin, known
h'.,sl circles az the secretary OF state.
s.,lv All OF these ambitious young
I'm have become examples of the
ssse hat "hope deferred maketh the
4 slek - They have discovered that
fo,m OF disappointment has pene-
n The core the budding boom and
!. blighted, withered, vanished
nrness. But the owners OF these
'ysted booms are still here, and most
q N cheerful, though wearing the Grape
ssr,ut and emblematic of personal
q VI bereavement. Aud they are not
4 ,,ed ON pablo matters. They can
H. yoluble In conversing on the
H. OF this or that public
4 who aspires to go higher,
An forecast the outcome OF this or
4 moyement with conf lence and
yeness that ILLS the auditor with
4 n as to Why they have not been
4 do better Ia bringing about the
a ardent desires Of their hearts
belr own cases. THE GAZETTE
+, soordent Yesterday talked with one
n "a poomlet.bereave young rafters
IN Democratic temple on the SEN
soccesspn. lie is known to be
the most intimate friends of three
syowed asprants to Maxey's seat,
enjoy the closest OF confidential
oss politically with them. The
81 rierred TO are Gov. Ireland, Con-
Inan Reagan and Alexander Watkins
TnE GAZETTE correspondent
I'd him on the following plan of
M sbout the United States senator
You'n be down at Austin next
will you not?"
III be there. There's going TO
sgh rivalry, uncertainty and excite
n the election to let the politicians
close states like Indiana and New
kaow that things arc not all one
1dogn in Texas on everything, even
b We do crush the opposition with
b majority Of Democratic 'brutali-
+ expect TO stay there until the wake
LIB up"
.1ho will he the SENATOR"
land or Reagan, with the chances
dog the governor
LIN do you figure on your political
lmatcs TO produce this greatest
non deuomiuator and least common
IHple, 80 to speak,"
Yell, you know during the late cam
IA before Reagan entered the field,
N'krtIal TO Terrell. His ideas on fed
b,ncroachments, anti monopoly, cor
,pu Control sud domestic ScOnomya
Fery much alter my own way of
tg. He was more outspoken and
dyance OF Ireland on these issues
ben Judge Reagan camt to the front
n as far IN advance OF Terrell ON
matters az Terrell was ia
Of Ireland. Why, II state
made by Judge Reagan
lYate 70 Democratic leaders
Il bis prolonged visit to Dallas al The
The state fairs could be put In
Il they would strike the public like
aells. You remember during the
fhgrpssl0nal campaign in this dis
stnty Gibbs was pictured as an
ou labor questions, control OF
corporations, expenditure of
moneys, the powers of the federal
~ and kindred matters, and his
s1s questioned his Democratic
Hpumuess, and accused him Of con-
and being in league with Dark
Bites, rioters and railroad strikers.
Barney was plain and outspoken,
.neIer said things palmer in public
FAldge Reagan is known to have
private, He pictured gloomy
lot the Democratic party - ma
politics unless 1t should halt,
Npat and rttrace its steps within
Of party principles from which |
alaycd almost into the camp OF the
U q the people In these private
PEGS Judge Reagan Is known TO
Hupled almost the identical ground |
Wleh Barney gibbs has been stand |
lhke Terrell, Reagan Is not eva
r does not speak In RIDDLES or
Wal he says enigmatlcal He does
I M picture IN his word painting
V his auditors to guess what IL
What has oil this to do with
NJ chaaces2n
everything TO do with 1t. Ter
w Just as Reagan does, but Ia
y uNq IN expressing himself. Ter
npporters like positive, unques-
positions. They think they see
Ire Clearly In Reagan than they
Terrell, and one by one they are
me standard Of the dashing son
ana Tallying under the banner OF
VI anderson Reagan has vlr-
iplnred over half of Terrel's
AZ ana before the contest comes
!, n legislative convention at Aus
" have so decimAted Terrelrs
lN Terrell will not allow his
. y before the convention. Ter
NwWu aud tar-seeing. He cannot
AlAglnlzs Reagan or Resgan's
ne canuot afford TO 20 before
azure for United states senator