Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-01
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land. w. #. Sharp, our 4, alter, was for Ter
rell at the time OF his nomination.
talked to C. X. Bell OF Hamilton, our
state senator before the election, ami he
spoke favorably OF Terrell
LAMPAsAs, TEN, Nov. 20, 1886.
/ To the Editor of the Gazette.
A. T. Nothington made an open canvass
in favor Of Terrell.
| CALVERT, TEX, Nov. II, 1886.
To the Editor OF tho Gazette.
Senator Scott Field, instructed by nom
mating convention to vote for Terrell,
but II Terrell is defeated will probably
90 to Reagan.
Representative M. V. Garner is for Ter
rell perhaps on first ballot, then Reagan
This county is Overwhelmingly in favor of
Reagan, but had lot looked upon him as
Il probable candidate.
WACO, TEN, Nov 10, 1885.
To the Editor OF the Gazette.
Seth p Mills, representative, says he
considers that the vote cast In the pri-
mary election in this county in July last
instructs him TO t. for Terrell on the
| first ballot and If Terrell remains a can
didate he viii so vote
| ~ ~ AANhhttEuolI uDlplldl ItpItbtH
tative GA McLennan and Limestone
counties), says GAS between Hancock,
Terrell, Ireland and Maxey my impress
| sion Is that would not vote for Maxey.
am not pledged TO anybody nor will
he. OF Gil the men suggested for senator
| p efer John II Reagan.
Richard Harrison, senator from the
Falls-McLennan district said; "On the
| first ballot think | will vote for Maxey,
although lam not pledged | have
very high opinion of John IL Reagan.
Texas could not do better than send him
to the senate"
RocKwALL, TEX, Nov. 10, 1856.
| To the Editor Of the Gazette.
have endeavored To Interview our
| Pictorial representative on the election
| OF United States senator, but have failed
to meet with any success. My individual
opinion is, Judging from the few re-
marks that have reached the public ear,
that heiavors Reagan first and possibly
Maxey next.
MONTAGUE, TEX Nov. II, 1886.
| To the Editor OF the Gazette.
We have been unable to learn from Mr..
Bransford, our representative to the leg.
| islature, how he stands for Uni ed States
senator, but are reliably informed that
he is for Maxey
DECATUR, TEX, Nov. 10. 1856.
To the Editor Of the Ga cite,
have not vet been able to see Capt.
Fuller and Mr.. Humphries, representa-.
| tives-eiect, from Wise, and Wise, Jack
and Young, but / almost know both are
| Tor Maxey for United States senator.
You can at least count certain on Fuller
Tor Mexey, as he was raised at Paris,
Tex. Maxey's home
/ ma
| To the Editor OF The eazctte.
Mt L4llmer Will support Terrell for
! United States senator | get this in
formation from his intimate friends, who
claim to know
Judge Calhoun has not expressed him
sell 1t is thought, however, by his
friends that he prefers Maxey.
ENNIS, TEN, .oV. IS, 1855,
! TO the Editor OF the Gazette
Our representatlve-elect authorized
THE GAZETTE to emphatically deny the
report that he favored Terrell for senator.
Personally, he favers John II. Reagan.
but believes Ellis county to be in favor of
returning Maxey.
TtNARISASA, TEX Nov. 10, 1886.
To the Editor OF the Gazette '' -''0'
Hon w. t. Armistead, 1t is universally
understood, Is MaXey man for the
United States senatorship.
our representatives are w. Z. Hudgins.
Democrat, and W NJ. skinner, indie.
pendent. Mr.. Hudgins is not making
much fuss about it, but your cor.
res ondent is informed that he likewise
1avoTs Maxey for reelection, w. M
Skinner Is an avowed supporter of Gen.
MaXey, and "doesn't care who knows II -
though your correspondent didn't get the
information from the gentleman himself
~ pxs.e
TO the Editor OF the .sazetta.
our representative, Lee Shield, is for
maNey, unless he Is instructed for some
one else
Our senator, Hon. j. IL. Calhoun Of
hssuand, Ia reported as Maxey man but
your correspondent has not been able TO
talk TO him. Our county will hold meet |
ing IN about two weeks and ascertain who
the choice of the people for United
states senator, and will then inform our
representative.
RRoAPTTuLATToN,
Ihe above includes reports of Ok sena.
torlal and &C representative districts.
leaving senatorial and 40 representa-.
tive districts unreported. AS wen as
may DC estimated the following Is the re.
equalization of the districts reported:
STATE sRNATE--25 DISTRICTS.
Maxey, 81 Terrell, 8; Reagan, 2; Ire.
iahu, o. MaXey perhaps, 9; Maxey or
ireland, i Maxey or Reagan, /; Ter
rell or Reagan,
RRPREsRNTATIvEs-- DISTRICTS
maSey, 2S; Terrell, l5; Ireland. 10. |
reagan, l8; Maxey or Reagan, 8, Maxev |
OF Ireland, II Terrell or Reagan 1.
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