Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-01

farrcd Maxey. IL he did not say Il In
those words that was the substance, Tor
he went on 10 say that Mfxey had been Ia
the senate a long time and that he had
made faithful servant. think You can
put Upshaw down for MaxeY.
ourrNtN. TIKI. Nov. q 1855.
To the Editor OF the Gazette.
am informed reliably that our repre-
sentative from This district, Mr. John II.
Voorhees,, Is strongly in favor Of the Hon.
S. b. Maxey for United States senator.
As to the feelings Of Senator Camp on
the subject l am not informed. He re.
sides In 6ilmer, Upshur county, and !
have had no chance 20 ascertain his pref
erence for senator, hut am inclined % be-
lieye from what l heard bun say some
months since that he is favorable 20
/ Senator Maxey. Our people are fJr
Maxey, FIRST, last and all the time.
! wtSsnoRo. TEN Nov. 10, les.
TO the Editor Of the Gazetie
Representative J. II. Voorhees, OF this
district, In conversation sometime since,
said he favored Hon. S. Is. Maxey tor
| United States senator as the most availa-
BILE man at this time, though Reagan IL
| his personal preference, should his name
20 before the body.
LExIsGroS, TEX NOV II, 1886.
To tho Editor Of The Gazette.
! Hon, william l.. Douglass, senator
from this district, holds over to the next
election. His address Is (postofilce)
Beaumont, Tex. My impression is that
he rayors A. w. Terrell for the senate,
though carrot say upon Whist base my
conclusion
TIA. Wilson, the Farmers League can.
didate, was elected by several hundred
votes. His friends, through communlca-
ton TO the Plnery, announces him as
Terrell man, aud NJ he never corrected
the statement presume we may take II
for granted the announcement was au.
thori2ed.
Gen. Msxey has many warm friends In
our section OF country and | think with
the people is decidedly the favorite, but
being myself Maxey man, may err in
such conclusion.
DANGERFIELD, TEX. Nov. 20, 1886.
To the Editor Of the Gazette.
Capt. William M. Skinner, representa-
tlve-elect from this couuty, prefers Hon
s. Il. Maxey OF Paris first, and Hon. John
II. Reagan second choice.
BRADY, TEX, Nov 20, 1856.
To the Editor OF tho Gazette.
II is now settled that l.. L. Shields of
Wickham, Coleman county, Is elected.
His friends here VINO supported him in
form me that he Is Tor Terrell first, last
and all the time
DENTON TEX, Nov. 81, 1850.
TO the Editor OF the Gazette.
G.. 9. Ben informs me that he IL for
Gen. Maxey for United States senator
frat, and for Gov. Ireland second.
G.. $. Huliug Of Collin was elected
tioater for this county and Collin, and
says he ia for Terrell
The state senator from this and Collin
counties is R.y. William allen Of Denton,
was elected on the Independent ticket,
and informs me that he will support John
IL. Reagan Tor United Stat senator.
BRYAN, TEX Nov 90, 1856
10 the Editor Of the uaz tie.
State senator scott Field and Repre-
sentative buchanan have both expressed
themselves to friends as in favor OF Ter
rell.
HAMILTON, TEN, Novl H.
70 tho Editor OF the Azetlc
Senator c. X Bell Is in in favor OF A.
w Terrell for senator
). G Graves, the representative elect,
Is also in favor Of Terrell; both OF whom
are compelled TO be so on account Of the
district having instructed for Terrell.
PALESTINE, TEX, Nov. lG 1856.
To the Editor of tho Gazette.
The Hon. A. w. Gregg, the senator
elect for the Seventh district, on being
interrogated as to his choice for United
States senator, replied as follows;
My choice for the United States senate
is the Hon. John ii Reagan.
bedford Parker, our new representa-
tive, Ia also for Reagan for United States
senator.
CBNrER, Shelby COUNTY,
= X, Nov. II, 1896.
To the Editor OF the Gazette
/, ii. Trint, who represents this county,
Sabine and San Augustine, which form
this district, resides in Shelby, and |
know for fact that he Is for Governor
Ireland
The EDITORIAL district, composed of Har.
rison, Pamela, Rusk and Snelb D., is repre-.
scented by Il. G.. Davis who resides In this
place. While he has never decidedly ex-
pressed himself on the senatorial ques-
tion, to my knowledge, yet am satisfied
that he will vote also for Governor Ire
land
The question Of senatorshlp never en-.
tered into our canvass, aud personal con-
slderations alone will influence these gem
uemen, Our people are decidedly for
Maxey to succeed himself, ard our
representatives should vote for him II
they wish to reflect the choice of the
people. Should Judge Roberts 90 before
tho legislature for any position, they
would be compelled to vote for him, even
before Ireland, or not come back home
any more. They have declared for Rob.
erts ilrst, but no one has any idea that he
Will suffer his name used. Roberts and
Ireland out of the way, Judge Reagan
would get their votes.
CANTON, TEX, Nov 10, 1856.
To the Editpr OF the Gazette
Our tpresentatiye.elect Is John I.
Curry. lie was requested by the
Democracy of this county, In the conven-
ton, to support Sam Beh Maxey, and he
has said time aud again IN his speeches
during the recent canvass that he would
carry out the wishes OF his constituents
as far as possible.
LoNGvlEw, TEX, Nov. 20, 1855.
To the Editor OF The ualotte.
The vote Of Cone Johnson will be cast
for Maxey, Some OF the leading Demo-
Gratis OF this county interviewed him prior
to his nomination for hnater, and the
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