Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-28
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and A. All ,b, present 8. cahp,lIsss,, NJ
snI IN .nsir likes aud a ky e
VINO are A. to exn,1 'ue lis',.s
Col l',SI'' wm As Tor Tie a. I
ntt,.a " ~. J. Swain. NJ Y
gifted cute Red River ' si.,' y u
ie e,l az demtpetrs',.s'ss 'l'sl,
studied obseryaliora 'sa
n not IN N such a muddl.d ~ y NJ &
he hood SI he no. SCSs s,. and he , s,
seer secret service to ,6s t,ola. s,|
Gen. Ross filed 81 ' ~ X N
and North TEXAS 'sa'sassnlR
as they fell ID .sv y.
the soldiers lips, 4 ',''si NJ 4
friends when Swain so sE "a
Is, a redeeming ies aus% !. Y "a
f6a apS ~ "a and i having Y. \
mere 70 Inc detiimeni q q, I'M I 4
Special TO the eaae.le. 0i'iH
DALLAS, TEX NAV :,
and leading citizen 3, - r-.a
the city to-day--no o,h "sllsl
deed than Hon. j. s g wd,l sa
zEITE reporter tried 70 NV
politics, but all he copld 'a y.
was that the people pssS u y, ~ Y
to see him in the fleld ~ y ! ~
congress, and that be ~. y.
one of the people and Y, =. y
and that meant pO y
position to anarchy s aSsa "
CANDIDATE rog ,lo,,''
special to tie Gazette.
WACO, TEX, May PA Il
CAST, Esq, OF this CITY, sn,s,.
afternoon as a candidate "a,
me Falls, Limestone aud lI,ls.'
riot. He will lock hons MI
sin, who is now in The neId i i,s' +
place. Speaker Foster < y
he present floater repres nh,, +
URGING HIN 10 alx \
Jorresponnence OF the tsaie,,,
FAIRFIELD, Tx, Nav II
being a petition circulated II b n
b. A. pnilbps < y
against Col. Il. j. Simsss ! n
county for the state senate o,t'.,l
senatorial district. Il
THE INDICATIONS,
'peciai to the Gazette.
KYLE, TEX, May 27 .--shts \
y politics is growing scue.s,
Town this way, and the co1lls "
Promises to be the llyelesI \,
leld In the county.
MONTAGUE COUNTY fOuss
pecial TO tne Gazette.
MoNTAGUEi lex My tim
'ast few days politics has reclld{
.ttentlon than at any timesluo I
ass opened. Local politics ia. I
II an uncertain slatc, aad Ii
IArdly know how to act. ThsEaz
lilnce and Knighss,of Labgma]
n the tield a full ticket, snd Oh
'esides not being Consulted "
natter, are not In 4 CONDITION i
hey hold on TO mocratlc pln
Import the ticket, as several oil
az candidates, who received "a
axiom, are Republicans, and Ii
.uencn is that the most otthsiia7
rats are in favor Of d coutlJ n
ion to nominate o fulltIckpt, ii 4
h; test a. to whether the Repsi I
Democrats are TO run The eculgs5
lcnt.
i lie CONGRESSIONAL canvass y < "a
ussed, and, as fsr as your cpini
rs been abe TO leprn, Hon. n
)ck, Hon, W. o. Davis aud llss3
re the most prominent csnddls|
w have been reIishly ~
nough we have not talked HlAAi
1ck on the subject, that he WIN
for COZ gress, thought
o into the convention win Y
howlug with the other two sai3
Ir. Matlock has received gHli
tiers from his friends in differs
I the state urging him to ellaEh'1
} be used in the race f0r lisuleAl
rnor. He has served one Mn
ouse of Representatives ard e.
, the senate and Is thore's
tainted with the workings o.
overnment.
Col. Swain, for governor WI
altering strength, and Wy "
ounty, while Col. 0slesoy q WI
Iany warm friends in this coui0'