Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-12
TgyAS POLITICS,
..,,meut in the Lone star
I. ' Y. i reflected BY the
Press.
. newspapers Say Of TeSa
RE l. and political Hopes
and Chances

w {e 40 fayOraDiy uehsAeneN ~
y Z Bennett New Era
=. ~ attacks amount to any
eNspapes NAV thank his lucky
~ - there is an Exalninet o. nor's
~ balanced Wneei AZ h's
n ,a..,n boom is thing OF ne, ana
sws,r II MOSCOW Pinery.
|oFe' ',,,, now fayorably spoken
conjunction. He is good man,
y inI w. hoped that he will allow
y = W ~ before the convention
ston Tribune.
"a y 4 4 very suitao,e d person s " me-
Isxey in the United statcs senn's'
{imar Girnlet. XII, ,aaa,nn ,or
/ NJ. Carlisle Is sun ieau. eau. Il doa
.rT,n,erluteudency AS yet,there
re Peanosltion offered in North
D. eh ny !. Xxx ,,nw seems that he will re-
<<1 anu ration unanimously Nor
VA p " uV Ne is Endorsed by the press
|<' aa s.,,th and West Texas, and con-
ss SHs 70 grow in favor Whites
V||/|W ulNJ - 2
;Eews. c hoom doos
'i.ap ,n be stricken with the sin
IN Siesuetude" that caused the col
!, me Ross bubble. In fact, IL The
= . ~, voice OF the state press
,I.srion. Mr.. SWANS nomination
M w a,orvvernorship may be classed
artointies of the future. -
tn Call. s,,
n arc three prominent candidates
AHA for goyernor-Swain, Ross
acrenridee. OF the three the Sun
swain. He is a good man and is
"a ~ more familiar than either OF the
3' ,r,th state affairs, having served
IA ,wo terms as comptroller, a posi-
bst affords him every opportunity
I Gaming acquainted with the re.
4 and expenditures of the state
S|nment.-[Ge Georgetown Sun.
notice that many of our exchanges
"A favor Of electing the Rev. John Col
IA Mansfield to be superintendent OF
schools OF the state The. Enter
M heartily indorses all of the articles
favor. The editor has known him
snally for the past seven years and
n I. "a MIN to be in every way qualified
n. that most responsible position. As
lie educator we do not think that he
superior in Texas. Clay county will
a IN her power to help along the Collier
,M -.IIenrietta Enterprise.
II race Tor governor seems to be ne
IS, Swain and Ross, with Swain in the
s} Canton Telephone.
b( do not have to ransack the state fol
III timber for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
friends of Judge L. 3. Wheeler
GN prevail on him TO make the race,
Is no better material. - Coleman
political boom here is Swain fol
5Enor. John d. Mccall for comptroller
&||]E r. Shannon for commissioner o
Senerai land office. Three men good
true, tried and trusty.- Bonhan
\ arlle culberson's boom for attorney
Ia continues to grow and prosper
81 Is section it appears that the people
illlng to concede that he shall have
blk.oyer for the place. - Cleburne
lhicle.
28he voice Of the Texas press is an.
|lfion by which TO Judge, Swain
|nation is already assured Wilt
<axey for brains and devotion to tn
X<tI&aota ~ tho xyI,nla rpnnlp n
empire state. The proposition
ltnseat him Is too thin to b.
td with any seriousness whatever
aprge Washington couldn't beat hin
b the place he now fills with sucl
Il ability Paris North Texan.
pin we rise to remark that Swain vii
r next governor.-[ Arson Western
pther Barlow Of the Waco Examine
continues to cruelty Gen. Ross OF
8ubernatorial cross, with unabate'
in fact, with more zeal than discre
AS the Fort Worth GAZETTE oc
8|nally remarks, con with the BUST
b is doing well enough,-fHubba
News.
oss TO Swain-"Your platform suit
Hfplendidly. You will observe that
about the whole of it."
ain--"Yes, and it occurs to me tina
lon as you saw my platform yo
have simply announced, them
ntiments.
SIZES, that is what told Clarl
E wanted time to suggest somethin
tent, but you see he couldn't do il
Dyer, am little more OF free
~ man than you are; think that wi
lne some. Say, Swain, when 20
the state are you going to wea
putt Of clothes you have on?p
sin--"Yes.p
llyln
ain--"What are you going to wears
ss--''l am going TO wear my oil
M rm. ~ Cleourne Chronicle,
#ose that are well acquainted wit
Swain know full well, Ia spite {
R Bro. Bowers may say to Il
airy, that he is one OF the best bus
&men in the state and not only thi
'nat he VIII be the next governor
anett New Era.
stpf, John Collier is now the mo
n Inently spoken-of candidate Il
superintendent Of public instru
This is non-poltical office an
9 be filed by man OF ability as q
4ator Mr. Collier has experience
Pcher, well qualifying him for Il
o. our educational system an
q he be chosen, he viii no doul
tne office admirably II Cleburi
lne.
am is daily gaining strength in Il
tor governor. AS between he al
y VIII be one-sided race - Ian
Enterprise.
7SiSTENDENT oF PUBLIC INsrRU'
TIoN.
W John Collier is the Dallas Me-
IH..I Candidate f.r 49, =, r.ev.. r. flipn