Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-21

that must be a 'sdyed in the WOOL"
Democrat, II live,i IN state that rolled
np 1907 900 and yver majority. All was
clever enough tr, sympathize with me and
the state, anri remarked that he was
afraid there vas little hope for Texas
that she wa past redeeming. They both
TAD HEARD or TKxAs
and THE GAZETTE, and said they had
many wf.rm friends In our state.
TheE debates have been interesting
aud Instructive, and the best of feeling
has, as have stated, prevailed. The la
dies have, by their presence AZ their
meetings, shown their strong indorse.
nent and appreciation OF the candidates,
and you would be surprised TO see the
good effect the presence OF the ladies has
at such gatherings. IL was sight worth
coming from Texas or from California, or
Boston for that matter, TO see. The la
dies present the brothers with beautiful
boquets, made OF the choicest flowers Of
the land, OF different colors, both red and
white. frequently lady would present
each OF the candidates with red and
white rose. II was pleasant 10 see the
result and effect such little incidents
as these would have on the saw
age breast OF the stern voters,
and especially the class who think 1t
necessary 70 hate his brother man
because he does not see through the same
political eyes that he does. As we all
know, there are many who think II neces-
safy to be anything but friendly with
those who differ with them In politics.
This, Of course, Is a great mistake, and
nothing would convince man OF this
more effectually than TO attend one Of the
meetings held by the Taylor brothers
through this state. would have willingly
and cheerfully paid the railroad fare Of
some politicians that know of 10 have had
them present ut one Of those debates. Not
having had the pleasure OF doing this,
have taken the liberty to draw on your
space and good nature to tell our polltl.
clans and The people generally what
have seen In the way OF new deal In
politics, and how IL Is and
has been received by the people
OF this state. Will state for the infor-
nation OF your readers that your CORE
spondent Is no politician, and would not
be considered hardly worth hay-
ing by either party, even as q voter, for
he would not take either party straight,
so TO speak hence would not be classed
as "loyal-to-the-party man, Nor would
certainly and surely scratch and kick on
and at ticket that did not suit, re-
CARELESS Of party. am what you might
call for the-maD, II he be a
good one, regardless OF party.
The fact Is know but little OF
politics, and have no desire 10 learn, but
| claim to know good thing when see
II, and believe / enjoyed a rare treat In
seeing and hearing the brothers Bob and
Ar.
BY the way, perhaps some OF THE GA
zETTE's readers would like to know
something of the personal appearance of
the Taylor brothers, their age, manner
Of talking, etc. For the benefit OF the
ladies ! will state that both "Bob" and
"Alf" are married. This Of course, is 10
their credit. They are both good, honest
and intelligent-looking men. They re-
semble each other in appearance, size and
action very much They are stout,
hearty, good-natured, sociable fellows,
and calculated TO make friends Of pleas
ant address, and very earnest takers.
They talk as though they meant II. They
speak right out Gin meetiDg,n and strike
from the shoulder One can not but like
and be impressed with them. Bob Is g
little the elder OF the two, and ready
speaker, and seems to enjoy perfect
health. An, the Republican, has suffered
not little with his throat, but has stood
the canvass remarkably well. They have,
or will have, when they get through
speaking, which will be In e few days,
taken 10 every county seat in the state,
having made most thorough canvass OF
the state In this West Tennessee) the
white rose predomlnates by large
majority; while In Middle Tennessee
they are more evenly divided, with the
white still In the lead. In East Tonnes
see the red rose has, ! am informed,
walk-over. Let the result be what 1t will,
old Tennessee will have Taylor for
governor, and will have a good man at
the head OF state Affairs. This is the
candid opinion of all, both Democrats
and Republicans. The Taylor political
seed will bring forth good and per
petual crop. So say all who have seen
and heard the brothers. j.. H.