Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-21
WISE WORDS.
A Prominent CLARK Man Says
Let Us Have Peace,
FOR TEXAS SAKE LET'S WORK
Together Giving the Administration Our Most
Hearty Support.
All that Agitation Could 90 Has Boon Done
q and Bad Legislation VIII Mol Do Re.
peaied-A Good Commission Law,
Is needed al 0nce

Is needed al 0nce
abilene Reporterl
Abilene. Tex. Nov. 1O.--tSpeciall Ut
occurs to mt that the agitation that IS
still being continued 20 u limited extent.
aud the bitterness expressed by some OF
the leading meii of Texas, eau result in
no good to the stete. feel that you
are In lull sympathy with any policy
that will result TO the best interests of
Texas, and / believe that you will lis
ten To the views of any man, who has
the welfare and prosperity OF Texas at
heart This Is my only reason for writ
ing you
Necessarily, there is much disappoint-
ment aud great SORENESS growing out
OF the prolonged aud bitter contest
through which the state has PASSED.
But IL may be said of this fight, that
the sooner the people of Texas forget
their bitterness toward each other aud
unite III common cause, the advance
ment of the material welfare and growth
ALL
The contest has had its results. The
| errors OF the administration are thor
oughly understood by the people and
their officers elect. The people do not
| approve the extreme views once enter
tanned by the administration on the lead
ing questions upon which the canvass
was made. 1t is impolitic longer to
| wage war upon the administration aud
unsenerous TO charge that the same
| errors OF the past will enter into the
future policy of the state government.
l differ from the policy heretofore
pursued by Governor li0gg. aud east my
vote FOR Judge Clark because / believed
there should be q chnnge In this policy.
| | am frank to admit that do not be-
lieye Governor Hogg has purposely done
anything In the past, that In his judy
ment would work an injury to the best
Interests of Texas, and | believe that no
thinking man will contend that Governor
Hog will do anything IN The future that
in his opinion will he against the pros
perity and welfare Of our state The
errors Of the administration are not Mt
all likely 10 be repeated, for the governor
and legislature nrc well Informed on the
leading issues that have been made be-
fore the people, aud II Is but fair TO adj
init that the legislation TINT will follow
VIII be in harmony with the views OF
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