Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-16

hearing, and We give the people what he
saws "that they may condemn no man
unheard." The interview is a very SEN
/ slble document and does not differ, in
many respects, from the views Of Comp
troiler Swain, already given to the public.
- Clarksville Times.
/ Hon. b. Il. webb Of Baird, Callahan
county, is a candidate for attorney-aeu-
eral. Judge Webb is qualified in an emil
ncnt degree for the distinguished honors
to which he aspires. A lawyer of ac-
knowledgcd ability, well skilled IN his
profession and O gentleman Of high moral
standing aud strict integrity. No more
capable or worthy man could be found Ia
Texas for the responsible position Of at
torney-gcneral than Hon. Brltton r. webb
Of Baird II Colorado Clipper
Charles a. Culberson is the brainiest
and most brilliant man in Texas OF his
age. Charley would make bold, able
and popular Encouragement Meridian
Blade.
II the state convention is locked on
Ross and Swain, we move, instead of a
dark horse, the suspension Of the two
thirds rule. Let one or the other 20
through rCleburne News.
II Senator Maxey aud Gov. ireland
could be induced TO agree to swap places,
we could heartily support both; but II
Senator MaXey desires TO hold on to his
present Office we know Of no iustAable
reason why we should oppose his wishes.
II Bandera Enterprise.
II II were necessary to have a successor
to take Senator MaXey's seat We would
suggest Hon. John II. Reagan But il
Maxey desires TO serve Texas in the
senate why make the change? As a cas
pable, faithful representative man Texas
has no better GAINESVILLE Times.
We are alarmed somewhat that Gen.
Ross is running with the wrong crowd.
II he is on the Ireland side OF the fence
this country is not so strong for him as
you heard it was Tyler Democrat and
Reporter.
Gen. Ross and w. j. Swain are the
only candidates for governor OF the
two we would choose Mr.. Swain.--rSey-
mour Cresset.
Nobody who knows Comptroller Swain
will for moment give credence to the
report that he was in collision with the
building syndicate of the state capitol for
the purpose OF swindling the people. The
charge will have the contrary effect to
Nhhb was lnAtndNus luSLtuQ hl llIufluV
Swain with the people OF Texas it will be
an advantage to him Public opinion Is
right, a. d when it sees that
man Is prosecuted lis sympathies are GER
tain to go with him. Blanco Star-Vin-
dicator.
Gen. Ross is old and unacquanted with
the affairs OF state, while Swain is young
and familiar with every branch OF the
government, and if things don change
before November, he will occupy the |
chair OF state for two years at least |
= Nacogdoches Star-News
John d. Mccall has proved himself to
be man capable Of managing the bust |
ness Of the comptroller's Office III Sher-
man Register.
Many eastern papers are warmly sup
porting Col. L. w. Oglesby of Collin
county for the Office of comptroller, and
MS friends here in Coleman are sanguine
hat he will receive the nomination.
- Coleman Voice.
1t would be 4 mistake for the people of
Texas to select their next governor from
either Dallas or Fort Worth, of which
here is happily no prospect as long ms
Sui Ross is in the race. If such officer
was selected from Fort Worth Dallas
NouIu De certain 10 quarantine against
his authority, and as revenge is as sweet
% Fort WORTHLESS as anybody, It's but
air to presume that Fort Worth would
idopt similar restrictions against the
authority OF anyone elected from Dal-
as IL Mexia Ledger.
The attempt to associate Col. Swain
With the butchery of Mrs. Hancock, at
Austin, was yillainous in the extreme.
Il Tribune.
The Dallas Times and other exchanges
lave nominated our young and talented
ownsman for Encouragement. The
ron News would hail with delight his
elevation to this exalted position, and
eel just pride in having him selected
" the nominating convention. c.. A.
3ulberSon is a rising star for future dis
melton as an eXpounder OF the law.
- Jefferson News.