Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-28
CASTING SHADOWS.

It is very likely that neither Hogg
! Wheeler or Throckmorton will be nominated fol
governor on the first ballot Houston Age.
Throckmorton and Pendletou seems to
be the cry all over the state, and why not? A
better team could not be hitched up. True mer
and tried is what we want to govern the twink
lings OF the Lone Star Bolton News,
J. S. Hogg has the nerve and back
bene to defend the rights of the people against
the greed of monopolies and corporations.
That's the reason we are for him, first, last and
all the time, for governor.-lGarland News.
So it seems that Mr.. Workman is to be
made state treasurer on account of trade
made in the last state convention. Mr.. Worth
ANS friends appear to be very fond of making
trades or attempting 10 make trades -
New Birmingham Times.
The Hon. J. L. Doggett of Mckinney
has announced himself as a candidate for loater
for the two counties of Collin and Denton. Mr..
Doggett is practicing attorney OF Mckinney,
and an old citizen OF Collin county, and stands
high,-we are informed both in his profession
and as man. Denton Chronicle.
We want man to fill the governor 3
chair Of Texas who will not create discord and
confusion within her borders. Hon. j. W,
Throckmorton is he man who can fill that ach-
lug void.-Henrietta Chieftain. Jes so. But
when the land title question is once settled there
will be no excuse for discord and confusion.
Jim Hogg is the man who can fill that aching
void, and fill it acceptably.-l Wichita County
Democrat.
Hon. J. W. Throckmorton is our can
didate for governor. On the important question
of a railroad commission, he declares in favor Of
a commission with powers to regulate freight
rates, and no more. This is a good platform to
stand on, and will, we believe, suit the masses,
who will not forget the man who has the nerve
10 stand on it, when they come to elect their
candidate for governor.-[Ennis Review.
So far four gentlemen, Hogg, Throck-
morton, Wheeler and Mcdonald have announced
themselves as candidates TO the governorship
of the state of Texas. Each of the four ar
being earnestly supported by certain papers in
the state. but, so far as the Herald can see this
partisaHship has not yet extended to the people
to any appreciable extent The candidacy of
neither of the four has created the enthusiasm
among the voters that Ross did four years ago.
The man at the forks OF the creek has not yet
been heard from. and 1t IS possible that the
next governor OF Texas has not yet entered the
race Reagan Herald.
Hon. j. W. Throckmorton is in the
city shaking hands with his friends. of whom
there any many. When the people look at the
beauty, thrift aud prosperity of this city, when
they look at the wide-spreading and fertile
fields and the beautiful country homes Of Fanniu
county, and its thousands of peaceful, prosper
Gus inhabitants, and ask the question, who was
one of the first pioneers to pave the way to this
greatness, the answer comes back. James W /.
Throckmorton From boyhood to manhood his
time was devoted TO opening up this then wilder
ness and IN protecting homes ana families
against the savage foe; man whose whole life
haS hes GaVofad IN and whose highest aim baa
been to work for, the interest Of his people
IBonham News.