Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-16
CASTING SHADOWS.

| Mr.. Hogg has not committed a blum
alship -[Tyler Courier.
The Texas Farmer dominates Steel of
Freestone county for lieutenant governor. A
! good nomination.-[Sa Antonio Tribune.
what's the matter with James Q.
Chenoweth, serving the people again?-Paris
News. Nothing in the world unless his health
would forbid -[Denison Herald.
The Pamela Waterman suggests Col .
Dick Wynne of Fort Worth as a suitable candi-
date for governor of Texas. Well. if he is will
ing We are. Col. Wynne, let's hear from you.
-[Center Champion.
Throckmorton and Hogg have an even
tart. Wheeler may be a trife behind, out he
has luck, and the career of Grover Cleveland
proves that luck has place in American poll
tics.-(Belton Journal.
Lieutenaut-Governo Wheeler has
allowed himself to be over persu AIDED into an
nouncing as q candidate for governor. The
consequence will be it will require about two
ballots TO nominate Jim Hogg.-[Fairfeld Re-
corder.
Hon. Dick johnson of Shelby county is
being favorably spoken of for lieutenant
governor. Almost everybody is Dicks friend
and should he enter the race he will make it
mighty lively for the second place hunters
denton Times.
Hon. T. B. Wheeler has placed himself
in the hands of his friends as a candidate for gov
ernor. Like all the rest of them he has received
much encouragement from many portions OF
the state The trouble with Mr.. Wheeler, how
ever, is that he is not likely to receive enough
votes.-[ Eillsboro Reflector.
The Tyler papers say "Throekmorton
is pretty good old man. But such filings are
not calculated to mistify the public mind on
ThrockmoTton's age, as he is much younger
than many of our most active statesmen, and
there is scarcely q gray thread in his head.
Fact is they are afraid of the hold Throckmor-
toms experience has upon the people, and are
trying to hide it under the garb of "old age.''-
mckinney Examiner.
What about the Hon. J. W. Throek-
morton for GOVERNOR He is fine lawyer, an
eminent statesman-and an upright and honor
able man in every respect. He had the honor of
being elected once, but only held the Office a
short time, having been ruled out by Radicalism.
ne WOulH HdAS 4SAsS BSOd cnelDy
Press. We are of that opinion ourself; there
fore we intend to support him. kaufman county
is all Eght.-lFerren Register.
There is much said about who will be
the next governor of Texas. The race just now
seems to be between Throckmorton and Hogg,
but before the state convention comes there viii
likely be another in the ring, and as the last
shall be irst,'' Hon. Henry D. Mcdonald of
Paris stands good chance to be the next gov
ernor OF Texas.-[Ladonia News. In that case
Texas will have a governor to be proud of.
Capt. Mcdonald is both brilliant, capable, and
above all is an honest man. without particle OF
the demasogue in his makeup. He is already
the fSvorite OF thousands OF the best citizens of
Texas, and had he been regularly before the
people, as it is learned he win be, as q candi-
date, many who have pronounced for others
would have been for him. As it is, when he en-
tiers the race he win be fresh and vigorous, and
his opponents viii find 8 foeman worthy their
steel. There is no better man on the soil than
Henry Med II Weatherford Constitution.