Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-22
TEXAS POLITICS.
Public Sentiment in the Lone Star
state as Reflected by the
Press.
what the Texas Newspapers Say Of Texas
Politicians aud Political Hopes
and Chances.

Terrell Is a classic scholar and an adj
gauced Statesman for his age; yet, we orc
still willing to hold on 70 Nancy foi
another term "Long enough" Is not
sufficient cause for removal - New Bos'
ton Herald.
The San Antonio Times says: "Swain,
as gubernatorial possibility, is last
years. mackerel." Poor Times, you will
be compelled at no distant day TO swal-
low that very ancient FISH. SO prepare
your digestion for the inevitable meal
fKerrville Eye.
No one, so far, seems % want the Office
OF acknowledgement The Hon. II. l..
Johnston, who was state senator from
Shelby county four years ago, would
make an able and faithful second 20 the
next governor He Is honest, capable and
trne. No man in Texas has better or
puror political record than Mr. Johnston
He Is popular all over the state, aud If he
will allow his name TO come before the
convention, he will be the next lieutenant
governor Of the state Lockbart Regis
ter
The next state canvass will be a warm
one, and among other questions TO be CON
sidered IS, who will reps sent Texas Ia the
United states senate for the next four
years. We have yet TO hear a valid rea-
son assigned why Gen. S B. MaXey should
not succeed him-elt. lie IS an honest and
experienced legislator, Christian gentle
man OF nnblcmished reputation, and one
better calculated 90 do his tate and the
country better service than any other
man IN Texas. Let Senator Maxey sue
coed hmseli[ Kaufman Texan.
The race for comptroller seems TO be
an MOI "a a. ftfsIgaltfr fff1I.yuna
Voice.
A. j. Peeler, one Of the most profound
lawyers IN The state, Is prominently
spoken Of for attorney-geDcral No bet
ter selection could be made, as he Is solid
in all his parts Mason News
The newspapers OF Texas have about
come TO the conclusion that Judge Terrell
Is about the most able man In the state,
and has the "backboneh to display it,
Bolton News.
Chas A. Culberson % Marion is the ia
yorite Of two-thlrds Of our exchanges Tor
attorney-general- ~ Coleman Volee.
W. j Swain, next governor of Texas;
Frank Lubbock, treasurer; john ID. Nc
Can, comptrOlleri w Il shannon, con-
missioner OF the general land oee.-
Bonham News,
MI Charles Culberson sHH continues
90 Keep about three quarters Of mile
ahead Of gl tbe others ON race track
which is only mile long. And Mr. Cul-
berson goes as smoothly aud as fast as II
me nad Just started IL Is his race, sure.
Dallas Times.
oWuip'a friends seem 10 grow more en-
Unused for HIN forgoycrnor as the day for
the convention approaches, while, on the
contrary, ibe Ross advocates grow cor
rr 5oudugiy weak Clcburue Chrun-
lcle
Tine Clehume Chronicles Collier had
very nice feather added 90 bis cap IN his
candidacy for the position Of comptroller
last week, Ia tAe Endorsement received
FROM Che Bel County Teachers associa-
ton This association rs a strong one,
and iis influence to man with Dr.
GOLFERS SEPARATIONS is something greatly
to DO desired Bolton News.
WIN Gov ireland have the backbone
ON the STUMP In their canvass for the
senatorshlpt II ne does, "hc's a gOuer,n
aud II he don't, she's a gouern sure, 49,
Bolton News,
j d, Mccall, the present efficient chief
clerk IN the comptroller's office, who is
spoken of candidate for comptroller, IL |
well and fayorably known IN this portion
OF the state, and no man is more highly |
appreciated. Center Champion.
If we are not mistaken Swain Is the |
coming man for governor. The Ross
men have an old uniform to pit against |
hrst-class business man. Unless there |
would be strikers riot we have no use |
Tor the "wah hoss."-- New Boston Her |
aid.
Charlie CulberSon, who is now being |
doomed Tor attorney-general seems to |
have the ilcld all TO himself. Culbersnn |
is a fine lawyer, and his chances OF the .
nomination Tor encouragement gmeet |
with the appreciation of the people and |
press very generallylthroughout the state |
III Cleburne Chronicle
AS the time for the assembling OF the
state convention draws nearer the advO- l
Gates OK candidates for every state Office .
are firing more briskly; but, above the
din OF words can be heard the bugle
notes OF Gen. Ross support. This bugle
will sound victory when the convention
ballots for gubeTnatlOnal nominee.
The pure, sound, hlgh-mInded, aud able
Ross VIII serve AS the next governor of
Texas. No better man could succeed
Gov. Ireland Abilene Reporter
The opposition OF Prof. John Collier
ap pears TO have been virtually withdrawn.
NO better, purcr or more capable gentle.
man ever offered for public position, and
the Can hopes to see him nominated by
acclamatlon Austin Gail
The candidacy OF Col w. j. Swain Is
marked by no hurrah demonstrations OF
brag and buster, But the steady, sol.
Id progress that marks itS march pre-
sages victory from every section Aus
tin Call
The Fort Worth GAZETTE says IN all
the hurrah against Swain by different ma
persi not single one has presented
reason why he should not be elected GOV.
ernor Iur GAZETTE Il correct Paris
News
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