Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-17

That's the reason times are SO hard and
SO many are out OF employment
w. X, Norton, assistant cashier bank,
Am Tor Chai ley Culbei son for roy
ernor; no preference yet for senator.
financial affairs.
Dan Dudley, merchant: Dave Culber-
son Is my man for the United States
senate and Charley Culberson my
cnoice FOR governor. Am straightout
Tor tree AID unlimited coinage of sil.
Yer. In my opinion the harmony meet
Ing was called for that purpose, but
no ,ne really meant what tney
said at that meeting.
John Rowland. city marshal: Dave
Culberson for senator and John II.
cochran for governor. Am straightout
with Cleveland on tho money question.
Am against both Hogg and Clark. but
am for harmony.
X. II. Coleman. insurance. Dave Gull
berson Tor the senate and Charley for
governor suits me- Am in favor OF
limited coinage Of silver. Owing to the
many complicated questions presented.
sc Is hard for President Cleveland 10
satisfy all elements. In my opinion he
is doing the best he can.
j. w. Sandifer. farmer: Am for Hor-
ace Chiffon for the senate and Charley
Culherson for governor. I am for free
ana unlimited coinage of silver and am
against the presidents financial policy.
Am heartily in favor Of harmony
j. w. Martin, farmer: Horace Chill
ton is my choice for senator and Char
ley Culberson for governor. l indorse
Clevelard's administration in toto He
Is great and good man, and has his
first mistake to make that 1 know
Of. The party Is doing al, II can TO
give us good government, and am
satisfied with what II is doing,
John b. Terrell farmer; Dave Gull
berson for the senate and Ross for gov
ernor l favor free coinage and more
money and indorse Cleveland's admin
istration. Am for harmony.
c. W. Bowman, farmer and banker:
Am for Dave Culberson for senate.
think he is the smartest man In the
state / will be pleased to vote for
either Charley Culberson or John II
Reagan for governor. Am heartily In
favor OF the administration on the
silver question. cont want free coinage.
] indorse the harmony movement,
G.. j. Brown, attorney at law: Dave
Culberson for senator and not pre-
pared TO say who want for governor.
Cleveland Is n smarter man than /
am, and knows more about the silver
question than l do. Am for harmony.
X. b. Huntley, merchant: Dave Cul-
bersou for the senate and John Ii.
Reagan is my choice for governor. Am
for free silver and lots of money. l
don't think the harmony meeting was
worth a cent. II the Clark men can't
bet their man in then away Will
go harmony, and the same with the
Hogg people.
Joe w. Miller, farmer; Dave Culber-
son for the senate and Ross for gov
ernor The election Of Ross Will give
us a good clean Democratic admins
tratiou and will harmonic all factions.
Think congress should let finances
| alone for q while.
w. D. McFerlin, merchant: David
T. Culberson for senator and Charley
Culberson Is my man for governor, and
think both will be elected without Il
doubt Am for free silver and plenty
Of money. / think the harmony meet
ing viii prove successful, for believe
there is manhood enough In the Texas
Democracy 10 carry out the agreement.
II. b. Carlisle. merchant. Dave Cul-
berson for the senate and Charley Gull
berson for governor is my ticket. Be
lieve In free silver and large circula-
ton OF money. Favor harmony.
j. II. Gulledge, merchant; Am for
Chiffon for the senate. Think he Is a
| good man and ought TO have II this
! time. Charley Culberson Is the man
/ want elected for governor. aud don't
| forget to say l am for Joe II, Miller
| for Justice Of the peace. Put me down
| for free and unlimited coinage OF silver
and for party harmony.
H. C. Overaker. lumber merchant
| and eX-bank director Horace Chiffon
4 is the greatest young man Texas has
/ ever produced and he Is my choice for
/ senator Charles Culbersun Is the only
| candidate for governor who suits the
! position and viii satisfy the people,
| and he Is going 10 get there ELL
| Am for silver gold and paper money
/ on even footing Believe In unlimited
| coinage OF silver. and people can vote
us they please, but the silver men viii
soon be on top. | wish also to say
/ that ! condemn the national banks OF
| Fort Worth in UNFOLDING Cleveland and
] his administration,