Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-11

that it is nonsense TO attribute the one
existing to the railroad commission.
"clark and Mills' is the slogan as the
Sherman Register sees it.
The Dublin Telephone is for h. D. Nc
Donald for governor.
The Athens Review says canvass OF its
town showed a four-ffths majority for
Chiffon. 1t heads an editorial on Judge
Clark's candidacy, "The Corporations
Have Candidate"
The Van AIstyne News says THE GA
zETTE rs a nine puzzle" The organ is an
ancient institution, but isn't the News glad
to see one paper break away from the ideas
The Troy Enterprise indorses Mr.. Mills
Gin opposing the silver bill as the issue in
the present congress-" Yet there are many
friends of silver left in Texas who believe
in standing by it through thick and thin.
The Comanche Chief wants q North
Texas man for governor. The Chief should
define its boundaries.
The Peoples Advocate condemns seme
things in Governor Hogg's administration,
'but his appointing Chiffon is not one of
them"
The Corsicana Light wants to know 'if
it was hocus-pocus that induced the
Hon. George to resign his $685. 600 railroad
attorneyship to eccept the chance of a
$1,000 governorship"
The Luling Herald says Clark's speech
was full of hypocrisy and demagoguery,
and declares on the. other hand that "Hogg
is responsible for much of the business
stagnation in the state" The Herald
should study The GAzETTE's possibilities.
The Navascta Tablet cites ''to prove that
the commission has been productive of
good, it has reduced the freight rate on cot
ton between Navasota and Galveston 10
cents on every bale of cotton shipped. For
every 10000 tales shipped this saves just
$500 to this section" 1t adds, turning
Hogg out now would be equivalent to firing
man for competency"
'Lanham, " says the Dallas Times Herald,
speaking of one of The GAzETrE's guberna-
torial possibilities, would make Texas one
of the ablest, fairest and most progressive
governors the state has ever had"
The Courier-Observer doesn't propose
to be ''Hattered ont of the idea" of electing
Mills senator by TIE GAzETTE's barney.
Its presidential ticket is Hill and Voorhees,.
The Arkansas Pass Beacon thinks Culber-
son is ''too conservative" for the senate.
A queer objection.
The Dallas County Democrat thinks
Clark's Weatherford gun will make Hogg
''squeal"
The San Antonio News joins in the ad-
ministration cry, "tie up the kickers."
The Irion County Advocate tells 'Georgy"
to ego to-" on account of your ''record as a
lobbyist forninst the commission measure.
The Dallas Times-Herald says: 'Bar-
ring his supposed influence against the eff
fectiveness of the railway commission,
George Clark would make Texas a good
governor.
The Cooke County Rustler is fora"the
brainest man in Texas" as second choice
for governor. 1t names him George Clark.
Its first choice is Governor Ross.
The Tyler Democrat says sail fair-minded
newspapers" have condemned the blush
sections of Judge Clark's Weatherford
speech.
The Star-News criticises Governor
Hogg's administration to the extent
of three-quarters of a column, clos
ing: ''Now that this deep, thor
ough reaction has set in, and will soon
be running at full tide, the people may go
to the other extreme and displace him tri-
umphantly with still worse demagogue. :"
The jefferson Tmplecute thinks The GA
zETTE won't begin to get through with the
gubernatorial possibilities before the cleo
ton, if it gives them all. Maybe not, but
it will go far enough to bag the winning
candidate.
The Rockwell County News indorses
THE GAzETTE's proposal that the candi-
dates for United States senator should be
to stump the state.
The New Birmingham Times declines to
''tear its linen to any exhaustive extent"
for either gubernatorial candidate now out.