Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-24

gard 10 the harmony agree
ment between the Baker atloclS
committees l think the Baker commit
tee was the only Democratic commit
tee and that Il had no authority 10
accept any plan OF harmony from the
Matlock committee. and had no au-
thority TO prescribe n test for partici-
patton In the primaries, or indorse the
cleveland administration. as the pco-
pie are sovereign In all conventions.
j. y. Welch, county treasurer; am
Tor heagan for governor and Chiffon
for senator; favor the free and I'M
limited coinage OF silver Mt ratio OF 10
10 l have not read the Clark-Reagan
controversy.
A. Il. Duncan, county Judge: l am
FOR Horace Chiffon for United States
senator, for the reason that I indorse
MS position on the silver question,
governmental expenditures and bond
system; for Reagan for governor be-
cause Of his strong and clear cut
views on the silver question, his posi-
ton on the subject OF railway regula-
uon, and his long and consistent rec
ord In governmental economy;
don't think the Baker Matlock COM
mittee had any authority to prescribe
the test for participation In the pri-
maries that they did.
j. II. Angel, lawyer: For Chiffon
for United States senator, because OF
his position on national issues; for
Reagan for governor; favor the free
and unlimited coinage OF silver at RAJ
Ito OF l6 TO Il / think the Baker-Mat-
lock committee exceeded their authority
In prescribing a test for participation
In the primaries different from the
usual method.
J. b. BARLEY, lawyer; Lanhem for
governor; have no preference for
nIaHl 4V..t. 4 NVa Tns
of j. /. Peeler for attorney general,
as In his Cameron speech he shows
himself to be more familiar with the
wants and needs OF this portion OF the
state than any other candidate for a
state office; l favor the free md un-
limited coinage OF silver at the ratio
OF ls TO 1; have not as yet given the
ClRrk-Reagan controversy careful con-
sideration.
d. w. Scott, merchant: My first
choice for United States senator Is
M. NJ. Crane. second. Dave Culberson;
for governor as yet / have no choice;
| am for the free coinage Of silver; l
believe the harmony OF the Baker
MatloclS committee was the proper
thing, but II they had the authority to
prescribe the test they did for particle
patton in the primaries, they should
have gone further and given oppor-
tunity to those to participate who VIII
now support the Democratic ticket. but
had voted the ticket OF some other
party at the last election.
j. S. McLain, farmer: am for
Reagan for governor on account OF
his well known sympathy with the
wants and needs Of the masses. | have
no preference for United States sem
ator, but think one should be chosen
that IL clearly for the free and UNI
limited coinage of silver; / think the
harmony agreement Of the Baker
Matluck committees was the proper
thing, but should have gone no fur
Their than uniflcntion OF tho party
organization, without amy attempt 10
foreshadow the policy or platform OF
the party, or TO prescribe the test
which they did for participation IN the
primaries.
II. Snodgrass, lawyer: favor
Dave Culberson for United States sen.
ator; for governor ! have no prefer.
ence as yet; have not read the Rea.
gan-Clark controversy carefully, ant
am not prepared to express an opin
ion ON II.
j. q. Rant, merchant: l am foi
| Reagan for governor; have no choic,
| for United States zcnator; for the FIRE,
| and unlimited coinage Of silver; in re
| gard to the Rcagan-Clark controversy
l am with Reagan.
| r. G. Andrews, real estate: Fol
| Chiffon for United States senator
| for governor have no choice us yet;
believe In the free and unlimited coin
age OF silver at TIE ratio Of IS 10 /
have not read the Reagan-Clark con
| troversy