Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-25

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in the legislative hall, but your coEre-
/ spondent ventures to say that when any
question of Importance arises in the next
legislature that Il. w. White will always
be found watching the interest of his
| constituents, and his vote and voice will
| always be on the right side as a true and
| tried Democrat.
Representative Jamesf Moody
unqualifiedly pronounces himself as.being
DESTROYS of having Senator Coke ais.e
! coed himself. He also states, tlfits the
flotorial representative, W. A d. kinGfid, ,
had to commit himself to the Coke fac
ton at Waco some time since in ordef to
secure their aid in procuring the nominal
| ton. &
SIXTEENTH DISTRICT.
Dallas-Hon. Il. S. Kimbrough of
Mesquite, senator-elect from the Six
teenth senatorial district, composed of
the counties of Dallas, Kaufman and
| Rockwell, said: -
81 am unqualifiedly for Richard Coke
for senator. He is my personal choice
above all others
Said Major J p. F. Rowland: ''With-
out proving faithless TO the obligations to
| my constituency, [ could not vote for
| any other than Richard Coke for United
| States senator, even if | so desired. 1t
| gives me pleasure to state, however, that
| Senator Coke is my personal choice above
all others -
Rockwall-E have failed to see Mr..
| CraytOn, our floater, but from what L
can gather from his friends | have no
doubt he can be relied on to support
Coke.
Kaufman am authorized to say that
our senator elect, r. s. KimbrOugh, and
representative, J E. billiard, rs well as
all the Democrats in this county are in
| favor of Richard Coke being his own sue
cessor.
SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT.
DentOn-Mr. j w. Jagoe, our local
representative, says he is for Coke from
first to last and all the time. Mr.. A. c.
Owsley, tioatorial representative from
Denton and Collin counties, informs me
that he will vote for Senator Coke for re-
election; will support him with all of his
influence and has no other person for that
position in view. Our senator, Mr. Will
lam Allen, of this (the Seventeenth) SELL
atOrial district, whose time does not eX-
pire for two years yet, declines to give
information as to how he will vote for
United States senator, as his letter here
with enclosed will fully explain. You
will remember that Mr.. Allen YVES elected
two years ago on an Independent ticket:
Rock HILL, TEX, Nov. 2S, 1883.
Mr.. ]. R. Ziegler, Denton, Tex:
DEAR SIR-Yours of the 22d inst is re-
ceived, and while my mind is pretty well
fixed as to United States senator and the
vote / shall cast at the ensuing legisla-
ture, [ shall take no pleasure i'll accom-
dating the Fort Worth GAZETTE. On
next leaf I give. you one of its unkind
thrusts of last May. WILLIAM ALLEN
CHAMPION TINE CONSUMER.
Senator Allen, the member of the upper house
who tried to cut down all the appropriations, is
the equal in consuming time of both Bell of
Cooke and Johnson. He makes speech on
every question and never makes point on any.
No matter what the appropriation is for. or what
the amount, he moves to cut it down and then
starts out to discuss his motion by saying he has
no wish to consume the time of the senate by
making speech.-LFort Worth Gazette.
The above was sent up from Austin
dated May the 18th. | generally speak
only on occasion and your letter has given
the occasion. Whenever the Fort Worth
GAZETTE assumes Il respectful and truth
full tone toward me | shall take pleasure
i'll every reasonable accommodation
WIN. ALLEN.
McKinney-Colonel R. d. Allison,
local representative, is outspoken for
Coke. Senator Allen is SO placed by his
best friends.
EIGHTEENTH DISTRICT.
Gainesyille-Jesse Murrell, foater and
]. w. Campbell, representative from
this county, will support Coke for the
senate.
NINETEENTH DISTRICT. -
Seymour am just in receipt of letters !
from Hon. John II stephens, senator
elect of the Nineteenth district, and
/ II
elect of the Forty-third district, in which
they both express preference for Sen
ator Coke as his own successor.
TWENTIETH DISTRICT.
Decatur-Hon. G. b. Pickett, local |
representative, will cast his vote for Sen
ator Coke to succeed himself.
WeatherfOrd - Our Representatives |
elect, Hon. Albert Stevenson, is very |
strongly in favor of Senator Coke sue |
ceeding himself. He stated in every
speech he made throughout his canvass |
of the county before his election, that if |
he was elected to the legislature he would !
vote first, last and all the time to return |
Senator Coke TO the United States senate
for another term. Our DepOcratic
county convention while last assembled
instructed their representative to the
legislature to vote for Senator Coke for
United States senator.
Fort Worth-SenatOr J J. Jarvis goes
on record in the following words: 81
consider Coke the tallest timber on the
Brazos, and will vote for him in prefer
9nce to anybody. -
Representative-elect Isaac ID. Parker
in his public utterances has declared him
self in favor of Coke as his own successor.
TWENTY-FIRST DISTRICT.
Cleburne-Representa Brown, Flo
tOrial representative Frost and Senator
Upshaw l learn from a reliable source,
are all instructed for Senator Richard
Coke.
HillSboro-Senator s. C. Upshaw of
this senatorial district, prefers Senator
Coke to be his own successor.
TWENTY-SECOND DISTRICT.
Waco-This section is solid for Coke.
We elected for senator John H.
Harrison; representative, Seth P. Mills,
and w. A. Kincaid for hoater, all Coke
men.
TwENTY-THIRD DISTRICT.
Gatesville - Our elect,
Hon. C. NJ. King, is a strong Coke
man, first, last and all the time. The
Democratic county convention resolved
TO support norman who did not pledge
himself for Coke. During the canvass l
saw our senator-elect, Hon. George