Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-10-30
EIEcIoN NOTES.

As the election is drawing very |
ear it is important for every voter
tho desires TO vote intelligently and
~ the best interests of the count!
md state to carefully consider the
who are offering them
seIyes for the various offices. Let
rs consider first the state ofhces
and state policy, but for the want
of space and IN order to complanu
our review must be very
short. -, oro
nresented the democratic nominee
!. S. Hogg and the republican nom
NEE ! y. Flanagan. Mr.. Hogg
re,,resents the idea of adminlstra-
ton for the people, the proper res
traint of corporations. and a due
enforcement of the laws. He Is
committed by the democratic pat
form as well as personally to the
constitutional amendment concern
ino railways, and fayors railway re-
o5lation by commission OF wise
eonseryatiye men who will see that
the rights of the people as well as
the rights of the railways are resPee,
ted. Mr.. Hogg has made an able
officer as Encouragement and hai
yitalized the laws controlling anl
concerning the consolidation OF cor
\ norations as they never have beel
g before On the other hand MI
Flanagan, the republican nom1et
is REPRESENTING the sole idea OF othc
n and spoils. he is opposed to every
~ thing Mr.. Hogg favors. He amour
Q ces that he is opposed to everythin1
in the democratic platform except u
n provision of a home for confedera'
W soldiers. He is therefore oppose
ID TO a reformation Of the tariff and
reduction of the taxes which
heavily Expresses the people +
l. fayors the Blair educational bl
~ the sub-treasury scheme, and q
be force bill. He is opposed to the II
coinage of silver, by which the pc
nile are furnished with an abunda
60 coinage of money. He believes
y "a the perpetual tenure of the land,
III This state by foreign and other CT
norations so that the people m
sb- not acquire homes thereon. In otf
Io- words he is fighting democra
'"S control of the government with
ase republican organization. He coul
on every republican vote as mat
of right. and seeks to ALLEVIATE If
nat their party affiliations the farm
aer and confederate soldiers by cl
10 trap appeal for sub-treasury
nei and a confederate home.
FROM one you know all. Mr.. He
Ar. represents the democratic tic
o if composed of true and tried n
inn who are interested in the good {
eminent of this state, and Mr.. F
agan stands for the OPPOSE
nor whose candidates have no show
lsla- election, but run to be conspler
ove- and possibly win the approbatlo
been the great dispenser of federal
ronage for Te1as-the negro co
tor Of customs at Galveston
sai nc, boss CT the republican party
WIN Texas.
e. Important matters are to be
H. sidered by our next legisla
Hon. NJ. NJ. Fielder, worthy CT
Lon is at present our representative
alnst has been nominated by the d
tons cratic convention for re-elet
Lon He has made a good member
there is no reason why he 81
p,n not be re elected. Opposed to
both running as republicans a
i ms G. Cain and R: ]. Moore. two
raphy ored men. who are claiming
at of IL .o,1,;naae of tbeir marty.
the outsider Mr.. Cain would appe
- have the best title to the no
enc tiop. but it is understood thu
Fricke. the United States NJ
Tues for this district and now posi-
to 26 the republican boss OF WASH
run county, favors Moore. Mr. ]
'ssarY- will be reelected.
d the As hoater for the ~ dlstrlc
posed of Washington, Lee an
=, elieson counties, Mr.. Henry &
:tal % of Burleson county, the dem
Ecu ~. II nominee, has no opposition
. ct 1a King is a conservative man al
Ct'y' make a careful and good leg
In the judicial district Mr.,
regard Bryan has no opposit
at the the Office Of district attorn
ashing good lawyer of industrious
SILVER Mr.. Bryan will make a CON
'nsulng and efficient officer, He
ounces: known to the voters of this
'rlce Oh and will receive their support
a.. PLUCK AND ADVERTISE
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