Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-09
orthe Political situation in the state
COL. McGAUGHEY FOR UNION


wers guests at the Mansion last night.
Col. and Mrs. McGaughey left Austin
last Monday TO visit their farm, where
they have been for the last four days.
Col. Mc(iaughey wouid have continued
on his way to Austin last night, except
for the reason that Mrs. McGaughey
neycr travels at night. They win depart
this morning, and Col. McGaughey will
resume his labors in the land office next
Monday. M
To Gazette reporter who met him at
the Mansion last evening, Col. McGaug-
hey said he was in excellent health and
felt that he could resume his work with
out ever becoming tired.
Col. McGaughey inquired as to the
condition Of crops in Tarrant county. and
added that his own crop was only mid
dim" His wheat, he said. was less than
an average yield, but he Was recon-
pensed by tremendous corn crop and
fair yield of oats.
Col. Mctiaughey takes rOseate view
OF The existing conditions; says times
are growing better, and declared he saw
plenty md prosperity not far ahead.
But the people in the cities" con
tiuued Col. McGaughey, ''lave no ade-
quate conception of how hard pressed the
farmers have been Go ont among them,
or to the small towns, and then you will
see to what eNtremities they have been
forced. But the worst is over. Times
are getting better and we shall soon be
past the hardships"
What DO you know OF politics, colo
neli"
"Ob notbirs no,hi,o. .a.u,. 49,.
L,o,,. ,1,i.' i, w.
h"'N 'nlns ABOUT ponies; my time
has been TOO much taken up with my
work. Won know. Rut SEQ ,ho nors,r.
and noli,ic;ans ora h,s. - ~ Pr. r. :
oa,,,,i.", Ie' "re Dus ln'Ains piots
nothing, though, more than what 1 get
from the papers =
~,
pul II ten you, continued Colonel
McGaughey, well have TO look after
tho ponnIists 70, r.,u,, .f..t1 = a,
ana make no bones of 1t. The hard
times were just coming out of have
made many votes for the ponrlists
and TN t,lI v,, ,bo,,,It -. o.. 4, ,-.i..,
after" wa 'oN 'i'' nave 10 De IooAeu
"Don,t vou +hinl. ,h, .,,,;.,. &. a,
| Democratic marry incraoses M h ~ u y,
IVA, I"'ie paI.i inr hs the danger
II sp ~ j,nn erl,q.s inat Whnt makes
unite . 'oi '"s i'einocI'''s 10
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| "tjb I have ,,on., M.
| IN h. nroiiSc fo ne ine papers seem
none '"""Ne"'' pu' nave
| "Do ,.o, .t,;,l. a. cut,
| copld ~, ~ n, ny snlcago platform
| mo. i.'s an n,rn,, ,S p,, ,1 .
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nIatforn W., Ut" ,I nn United on our
W. dacIore fo 90. .Hg matter win tnat
one seems 10 he annaseJ =, I; Ia W iiiiu d nT
Snr stet.. I w. pe opp9seu " ~. we can
~ f,va, ~, ss anu everybody seems
" ., b., ,liati Il, 80,
| ~ u' ~" aovut tue coiuvge OF silver
.,d1%ll me yen YOU siri' replied the
MaI ueep question. Yes,
ealonai s' Sos 4 ugep guesuoil, REPEATED ne
wmsAers' II don't know anything
anUout H. ne continued, and am
| winning 10 wait events to see which side
Is rrEnt'
me way 10 unite Is to make conces-
slons' said Colonel McGaughey, foIs
getting that previously he had no
phnicea' Il am willing to make con.
cesslons, and the other fellows must
100. Here is friend of mine" said
Colonel McGaughey, pointing to gen.
him on the right. '',vlio Is a strong CLARK
man, but don't say that be is not az
good a Democrat as am. Now, here
Is strong Hogg man." continued thg
colonel pointing to n gentleman vhs
sat few feet 10 the left. Now, these
two gentlemen must make CONCESSIONS
and then we Gun unite and fight the Pan.
ulists, or we will be defeated.H W
. Until the conclusion Of this sentenc,
| NshlNlti NltANAuEueA nN0 NpOkAn without
men tn yvhn,, H., .afps,ai' ~ wv sen,le
Interested auditors. But il So happe sp
that each Of these gentlemen was
as Colonel ATrG,ngha,, Nj 49, 49, 'u I'VE.
the las! tint in painting the beauties O
concessions, both men straightened mn a,
II an electric battery had come in an3ds,
contact with the base OF their spina
columns. Both broke loose at once. IN,
Hogg man said
NO sir; Let 'em 90! we don't want I,
beg EN- to come back. Let 'em 20 of nm,
be beaten TO sInithereensi They aim
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