Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-19
POLITICAL GOSSIP.

The Van Alstyne News afirms that
George Clark's race is for personal revenge
on certain men in Texas.
The Wolfe City Gazette is of the opinion
that the people of Texas prefer Mills.
The Mckinney Gazette shows decided
preference for Hogg.
The Navasota Leader regards George
Clark as representing Democracy against
demagoguery.
The Menardville Record sees in Hon. Il.
D. Mcdonald the coming dark horse.
The Ingerson Index cautions, Beware
When Tyrants Seem to Kiss" as applying
to Governor Hogg,
The Kosse Cyclone prefers Clark for
governor and Mills forsenator.
The Morris County News approves of
Judge W. P. Mclean as a candidate for
governor.
The Flatonia Argus favors Governor
Hogg and gives as reason that he has been
true to the instructions of the Democratic
party.
The Ell Paso Herald lends the weight of
its influence for Hogg.
The Granbury News is not sure that
Clark is the coming man, but believes Hogg
is he going man.
The Decatur News limits the entries in
the political race to Clark and Mills, and
Hogg and Mills.
The Alvarado Bulletin is of the opinion
that the ides of March will favor Mills.
The Luling Signal allies itself with the
Clark element.
The Southern Mercury prophesies
stormy three-cornered campaign, that will
lay all past campaigns in the shade.
The Austin News cautions against per-
sonal fight on Clark for fear of a boom
erang.
The Corpus Christi Caller would rele-
gate Hogg to the purlieus of Tyler and
favors Mills for the senate.
The Velasco Times is of tue opinion that
the Clark boom strengthens as it sweeps.
The Fannin County Favorite ranks
among the disafected and prefers Clark.
The Cleburne Tribune favors neither
Clark nor Hogg and hopes for nomination
of some man who will work with farmers
tor Texas.
The Bolton Reporter by implication
would have James w. .Throckmorton for
governor.
The Austin Capitoliap desires Texas
turned loose and to have George Clark
'1asso it."
The Denison Herald believes George
Clark is the man for the hour and for the
purpose.
The Sherman Register says that rain
cannot dampen nor cold weather chill en-
thusiasm for Clark.
The Houston Press pins its faith to Chill
ton.
The Sherman Democrat fixes its choice
c. L. Potter for acknowledgement.
The Mckinney Democrat believes in rea-
son and fairness in political campaigns,
and that the present governor should be
credited with upholding the law.
The San Antonio Light doubts Clark's
ability to gain two-third vote in the con-
vention.
The Forney Tribune advises the voters
at the primaries to keep their shirts on and
vote for Mills, and for George Clark it
stands solid.
The Coleman Voice condemns the express
sion anybody TO beat Hogg'' as not being
legitimate method of voicing Democratic
opinion.
The Bonham Observer does not regard
Clark as a prophet, and thinks results will
show that the people prefer the Affections
he pictures to the blight his remedies would
bring.
The La Grange Svoboda says in refer
ence to the prominent candidates:
''JestI nsdseni lidu znaci go duleziteho
tos Clark Dude jists navrzen "a guverne "a,
nebot vsude, kde pride, je uvitan velkym
nadsenim.
IDLE posledniho scftani hlasu nasich lie
gislatoru, Mills By mel pet Hash vice nez