The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-05-30
MOSTLY FOR CLARK.
OPINIONS OF THE DENTISTS ON
STATE POLITICS.
Interview with Members of the
state Dental AssociatiOn as TO the
Choice of Their County for GOV
ernOr.
From the Fort Worth Gazette

From the Fort Worth Gazette.
Before the adjournment of the
Texas Dental association Thursday, q
representative of the Gazette inter
viewed several of the members as to
the political sentiment of the sections
in which they live. AS these gentle.
men hail from various and widely
separated portions of the state, their
opinions are of some interest to the
public
DR.. j. q. Grant, president of the
association, who lives in Palestine,
Anderson county, was first seen and
said: Anderson county's delegates
to the convention are uninstructed,
but they are understood to be for
Clark"
DR.. Smith, Huntsville, Walker
county-"How the political situation
is in my county | am unable to say,
but the Clark men are claiming the
county by small majority"
DR.. G. B. Lewis. Ennis, Ellis coun.
ty-"The town of Ennis is for Clark,
but the county will be closely con-
tested. Clark stock has been look
ing up wonderfully during the last
ten days, however, and think the
county can be carried for him."
DR.. R. w. Carroll, Beaumont,
Jefferson county-"Jeffsrson county
is strictly for Clark, the little town OF
Beaumont alone having a Clark club
of over 500 members"
DR.. G. S. Staple, Sherman, Gray
son county-"Our county is very
much divided, and the result is un
certain"
DR.. H. J. Mcbride, Tyler, Smith
congratulated sentiment in
Smith county is very much divided,
and especially in Tyler. There is
considerable dissatisfaction, but as a
matter of county pride Governor
Hogg will be indOrsed."
DR.. T. n. Brown, Abilene, Taylor
county-"We are dead for Clark and
our delegates are so instructed"
DR.. T, l.. Westfield, Dallas-"The
sentiment in Dallas is for q chans in
the administration"
DR.. S. W. johnson, Llano, Llano
county-"Politics isn't much discuss
ed in Llano. 1t is a secondary mat
ter as compared with the boom"
DR.. James T. Melton, Waco, Nc.
Lehman county-"Waco is for Clark,
but the county is very close. think,
however, it will indorse Clark"
DR.. F. E. CASTOR, Tyler, Smith
county-"There If some opposition to
the administration, but both county
and town will instruct for Governor
Hogg."
DR.. A. Orven, Cisco, Eastlaud,
county-"Clsrk is the man out our
way and the convention which meets
Saturday will instruct delegates to
support him in the state convention. -
DR.. James Grover, San Saba, San
Saba county, am of the opinion
that Hogg is in the lead in San Saba
county, but not overwhelmingly SO.
DR.. r. H. Blair, Dallas-"Both the
city ana county OF Dallas are fol
George Clark
DR.. W. N. Murphy, LAGRANGE
Fayette county -"Nobody is known
in the race for governor except George
CLARK. Fay cite county wants a
change and that bad"
DR.. M. S. Reed, Corsicana, Navarro
county-"Our county is the worst
split.up in the state, politically. The
third party is very strong, and | hardly
know which candidate the county
favors. HOgg is probably the
stronger"
DR.. H. M. Davidson, Hubbard
City, Hill county-"Both our town
and county are for Hogg. The thirC
party is, however, stronger than boti
factions"