Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-28


he may be scrceChed at ny a few papers
for months tu'come. The Times cxpcct'
him 70 have opposition hut ID expects hi,
fine character and well-known ability e
carry him through The Times will pre-
sent bis name IN good time Dallas
Times.
There S just 10 use IN attempting 3,
deny the ability OF a, w Terrell aud few
Texans will do that. But limo other wal
would be be acceptable 20 the people
iu'a broader sphere, than state senator
from Travis Ills constituents thor,
know and understand him aud that i.
equivalent to saying they can manage
him At Washington or In the guberna
torial chairhe would be out Of their react
aud not within That Of any other Influence
Waco Examiner.
Comptroller Swain may now be said t.
be- fairly in the race for governor. So tal
the question OF q nomination at the hands
OF the next Democratic state convention
seems 20 be restricted to Swain and Ross
aud q very pretty und interesting race
may be expected between these two Gen.
tlemen They both ARE worthy and capa
Ole, and each one has strong and en-
thusiastic following throughout the state
Swain is FIRST choice 10 this section, with
Ross as the iatorite for second choice
no Wills IudeN.
BY an means let rs have o free race foi
governorShip; and the Bugle predicts thai
the candidate who viii free himself from
the t"agmcls OF the "pOlltical clique" anc
appeal direct 70 the people Of Texas will
be Die winning hOss.n Is is the re-
b u
party and the friends Of Sal Ross that thi,
gentleman was 70 succeed Ireland, that
causes his candidature 20 squirt and tut
tr. The people are getting awake to IN,
fact that for the politicians 70 prepare .
cent and dry governor IS allowing no
choice at all.- pandora Buglc.
We are pleased TO see q number Of our
exchanges presenting the name and urg-
ing the claims Of Mr.. j d. Mccall for the
office az comptroller. This thing pleascs
us, for we know of none more worthy or
mote capable
Mr. mccall has been q clerk in the Of
lice ever SINCE the redemption OF the state
and is thoroughly familiar with the rou-
tine Of business in all its amincati0ns
AID to this a high moral character sans
peur et sans reproche, a family heritage,
and we know of no man to whom wo
could give more hearty support. - Cole
man Voice,
Seth Shepard has made q bold dash
into North Texas. 10 remains to be seen
now much good his going there under the
News wing VIII do him. seth is q devil
Of clever fellow, ana rs wilhal man Of
ability. lieis rich aud had q good law
praeuce IN South l'eNas, so there cannot
be any doubt, but like the Sage OF Seguin,
his move TO Dallas Is based upon poiiti-
cal considerations We think both gene
hemen are making mistake, but it's one
for which we are Ia 20 wise responsible.
n Waco Examiner,
Hon. j. o. Chenoweth, Che most pro-
eressiye member OF the present admins.
tration. has been confirmed FIRST auditor
Of the treasury Sithout opposition by the
senate Al the beginning Of
the session IL was feared that Col. Chrnu-
weth would meet with serious resistance
from the senate upon his confirmation by
reason Of his advanced position in the
matter Of reforming the public service,
but his course of conduct all along was
actualed by honest motives, and the Rad
icas were afraid 10 tackle case so de-
cidcdly 10 harmony with the feelings OF
tue masses Nayasota Tablet.
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was prrfpctlv iustigahle rinht ina nrone,,
and 10 undertake 10 peryert n IL wrong
and doubtless win cause Clayejsud ~ eticie
closer 10 his declaration. II thu lvo,n.
liner does not Uish.to force utbn ceionaion
in thar fashion, if shoulG stop its colirse
In inputinr 10 Swain a thino he never
Thought of that of nsino the r9noers i'm a
manner not prrsrrjbed bv law fTnn,,ln
Times
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being made M newt @ovarnnr of Tovos
The chronicle is n moor nrognnsticoto, 81
the indications pointing tbet wav me
Chronicle viii Give its supnort To The hos,
man, and AT present IL believes tbot swain
IL the hest man IN NM Teyas fnr tGs NM
governor TCleburne Chronicle
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