Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15
TEXAS Politics.
Public Sentiment ID the Lone STAR
state rs Reelected by the
Press.


! Col. SWelD Oh Austin, remarks;
1 Even If the report were true, the fac
thati, was circu ted, moi IN tho Interest
/ Of morality, but with base design u
/ iniurt man politically, would not place
I Tie clrculaiors Of the report in auy better
/ Hight before the community
I III iil--wlJ man, unless you know the
/ gutt OF man, whose character has never
! before been stained, you should not dare
ito presume upon TIE possibility. Unless
/ evidencl strong as holy writ Is produced,
! tho people oi Texas will not even suspect
/ swain Platonia Argus
/ Another or two scandalous reports cir
culated against swain with no iounda-
tich ~ fact, and an his opponents had as
/ wei quit the race The people generally
resent any such proceedings at the ballot
box--fWills Point Chronicle.
Although we arc not on the nomiuat-
ing committee, yet we have the Same
fright TO nominate as any other citizen or
/ any other pro tenn, editor. We have al
ways cen in favor Of education high
land low English and classical have
always believed hat AL matters pertain
( ing 20 education should he conducted by
! practical educators. Men OF liberal
education and large views, and who
have personally spent much time In
the school-foom and in the organi2a.
tiOu aud management VI the educational
affairs. We nominate Prof. Hogg Of Fort
Worth, man possessing every qualihca-
tlon and IN the highest degree necessary
to make him.a successful state superiu-
tcndent Of public instruction. The cltl-
zens Of Fort Worth no doubt would re-
greet 70 lose his rare administrative
ability 10 conducting theirpublic schools,
but II called to g wider field Of useful
ness no doubt they would acquicsce.--
[ Marshall Messenger.
Mai Breckenridge Of San Antonio, who
IL prominently mentioned as candidate
for governor, has but few acuuaintances
in this section OF the state, aud we rarely
see his name mentioned in any OF the
North Texas papers. lie Is a man Of
brains, whose character IS above re-
prosch.- Alexander Tribune.
SO far Charles Culberson ia away IN
the lead in the race for attorney-general.
He seems 10 have captured North and
West Texas 'Tis wcll- Dallas Times.
Give us u man with the character and
nerve Of G. X Bell for attorney general
lAlexonder Tribune.
Charlie Culberson Tor Acknowledgement
is tile voice Of The people of this section
II Sulphur Springs Gazette.
John D, Mccall is looming up for the
contFoiIership. II looks like merit will
win one time anyway, --I Paris News.
IL IS reported that Hon. Geo. w. Jones
VIII run for congress IN this district next
fall II he does the Democrats will not
have a solid delegation in the next CON
gress from Texas Austin Dispatch.
The way it looks TO II nun in the tree
Is that the SANDER on Swain will act as a
boon erang upon the insGgators SQUARE In
the eye Tho employment OF such means
Of iujuring man was 100 contembtihle
to do good, and even II there was some
truth in IT. which there cannot be- N
would enlist sympathy In certain quarters
aud do Mr. Swain more good than harm.
After the disastrous results of such no.
litcal warfare In the last presidential
any man OF half sense SHOULD
have known that IL was dangerous cleo
dodge San Antonio Light.
The Swain boom continues to SVEN.
II Denison News.
George G0ldthwaite of Houston k
spoken OF in connection with the attor-
ueg-generalshlp.. lie Is brilliant, deep
and sound lawyer and an honest man.
He Ia widely known all over Texas and
greatly loved wherever he is known
-- Waco Examiner,
Texas never bad an encouragement
superior to the Kind Charley Culbersgn
VIII make AlYarado Bulletin.
Gen. Ross and Comptroller. Swain are
prominent candidates for governor OF
Texas Our people rather favor Mr..
Swaip,-[ Montague Northwest.
Gen. Ross is good man and wou'i
make good governor no doubt but Col.
Swan IS Gust leedle" too stronr M
opponent for him Al Henderson News.
The methods In which some OF the enc.
mics cf Col. Swain sought TO lninre him
win only help him. But, nevertheless, ID
deserves TO be punished TO the full extent
of the iaw,-EChico Bee.
Tho race for governor seems now ia he
altogether between Swain and Ross. md
from present indications Swain will
doubtless 'Slt there, III Atlanta journal. !
Charlie Culberson1s being very strongly
indorsed by many newspapers oyertse
state for attorney AS Mr..
william HolndeNter will, under no cir
oumstances, bea candidate for that ofllce,
the chronicle knows of no one more com.
potent 10 lill the place than Mr.. Culber
SON lie IS said 70 be chip off the old
niocN ana one ot the coming men oil
! eNas, VINO mas before him brilliant
future ri CleburnG Chronicle.
The Cooke County Teachers assocIa-
lion passed a resolution asking Prof /
James n. Carlyle Of Whitesboro to be. \
come candidate for state superlntend.
emf OF public Instruction.. He is held IN
hlgn esteem and has state reputation.
ri Bontam Review.
The teachers OF Denton county who NJ
tended the Teachers institute in Denton
last Saturday Endorsed In body Col. n |
w Pitnan as q candidate for state sinner. I
lntondent OF public instruction. The IN. !
dorsoment was cordially given, there mot |
Delng dissenting voice, ard they landed
the colonel for his many virtues rs n ciu- /
zen and as an educator IL is to be honed |
that their Endorsement may bear good (
iruit, as 1t doubtless will, ana that tho /
colonel may get the nomination. Denton I
county deserves the office and, by general
consent, the colonel is the man .-rDenton
Chronicle a
Inc people OF Texas want "a practical
man aud an experienced educator, thor.
oushly up with the times, for state super-
nNnuent OF public destruction. Or. ino. +
yoiiiet OF Mansfield tls the bin in every
paIucular With snch man. at The head /
y lhe department OF educational Affairs.
~ I school system would be the pride o.
fexas,-l Clebume Chronicle.
Inc llillsboro Mirror says the Calves.
on News wants Swain ~ r,,, 40 ~, 49,