Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-09
POLITICAL GOSSIP.

The Waco Day and the Farmers World
are disputing as to whether or not this
sentence occurred in Judge Clsrk's Wealth
erford speech:
1.-THE jury resented Governor Hogg's in
reference in the Alice trial and acquitted
him. Thank God for it, whether the man
was guilty or not The governor of great
state has no business interfering in low
down prosecutions ~
The Day says Judge Clark repudiates the
expression.
Editor Byrne denies that he has ever
been commission man. That is true, but
Editor Byrne will not deny that he has
turned out some extra fine commission
articles in his time.
''Turn Texas loose and make the COM
mission elective, :" is the appeal of the San
Antonio Express to the sovereign.
The Paris News says of Mr.. Culberson:
No man in the American congress is more
universally admired for his ability as a law
yer, statesman and his knowledge of
national affairs than the brainy, bold and
honest David" The News appeals in
three-quarter column article for the release
of Texas from 'the selfish, suffocating
clutches of this political administration.
The editor of the Colorado Clipper, who
heard Judge Clark's Weatherford speech,
says that while the Weatherford and Fort
Worth delegations cheered Justify ''the
men from the forks of the creek sawed
wood and said nothing" He predicts the
nomination of Governor Rogg.
The Cleburne Enterprise says the people
will be able to pick out their choice for gov
ernor as soon as the Fort Worth GAZETTE
gets all the character faces of the different
candidates.
The Castroville Anvil advises that before
forming an opinion of the gubernatorial
outlook '.you hear the reports of the small
frecrackers, the weeklies of East Texas"
The Corpus Christi Caller charges the
condition of Texas to Alliance doc
trines, under the leadership of Hogg."
The Greenvine Herald would like to see
Mr.. Mills made viceIpresident, on the sug-
gestion of The GAZETTE, but thinks Texas
can't afford to do without him.
The Lubbock. Leader calls for "a broad
gagged man for governor"
The Decatur Democrat is enthusiastically
for Clark
The Round Rock News thinks railroad
building will be resumed when Clark is
elected governor.
The Hondo Herald thinks that it is mis-
take to count on any large detection from
the ranks of those who earnestly supported
Hogg two years ago.
The Elgin Courier thinks Governor Hogg
represents ''the mossback element and
Judge Clark ''the interests of the times"
The Wichita Herald hopes Commissioner
McGaughey will be beaten for reelection,
mot that he has not made good officer
but because he was supported of Governor
Hogg two years ago.
The McDade Mentor is for Culberson and
Clark. Mills is an able man. it says,
but he does not take hold Of the silver ques-
ton to suit US"
The Clarendon Traveller comments SEN
tentiously The campaign method of the
Clark crowd appears to be to out Hogg
HOgg."
The Itasca Mail knows of three Clark
men in its town, and says they are "a lone
some crowd"
The Crockett Economist thinks Clark
made mistake at weatherford Sin Juggling
Mills into his campaign"
The San Antonio Light is taking very
large dish in state politics for paper whose
party lacks 100000 votes Of being in it
The Lagrange Jo=>~s says the inter