Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-16

Marshall, Tex may ~ - ie"
a,,x.ns taken at random. without
'ls 10 occupation or former affilla-
~ ms TO Hogg and Clark were in
, Wy. on the political situation.
IN man was asked the following
L.Ss,,ons. ''Who do you favor for gov
qus er and for United States senator
VA whyg What Is your opinion of sill
ssr, What do You think OF the con.
,'ovatsy between Judge Reagan AM
sase Clark? What do you think of
Wr Cleveland What was your under
sanding OF harmony
The following is the result;
Up Afford, cashier Marshall Ma
,snai hank: Charlie Culberson and
ssa,scs Chiffon: as between Reagan
nd CLARK, Judge Reagan is always
reht. / believe in free and unlimited
eclnare Of filver.
p q. Whaley, merchant: Lanham
avery time; he is conservative man
M az mature age; Culberson Ia tor
vnnng n man to entrust our destinies
q al this critical period; for lieutenant
-orernor give me Geo. Jester; ! am
seaInst Chiffon, but would not vote
sar sheppard under any circumstances,
because believe It is his plan to come
back here aud make a party fight in
sueated by the national administrn-
flUn am opposed 10 ootn heuBdll anu
rlaik. neither they nor their contro-
,eisy will do the party any good, and
think Reg gan vii eventually land IN
he Populise camp; haven't seen enough
harmony to- have an opinion.
Joe Lake druggist. ] am for Cul.
berson and Chiffon; don't care any
thing about the controversy between
cark and Reagan, but am against
Clark; Cleveland has as effectually
a.. Ia fafitF ~
publican could have done; for free and
Unlimited coinage
]. +. Davis, merchant: Would prefer
Hogg for governor but II we can't get
him will take Chas. Culberson. old Dave
4 ms first choice for the senate, but
Clifton will do; don't see much that
books like harmony~in Clark's Gonzales
gpeech; am for free and unlimited COIN
age Of American silver.
Sol p. Jones, attorney: Chas. Gull
bsson for governor; 1 don't want Chill
ton, prefer old Dave; am against Shep-
pard; haven't made finances study.
what Is my opinion of HARMONY l
wouldn't like TO see II In print /
thought harmony Neant simply that we
were TO get together for the purpose
Of meeting in one state convention,
where the people could adopt such a
PLATFORM as suited them. did not un-
aerstsnd that there was TO be any
surrender OF principles by anyone.
| Jas. H.. Carter: 1 am for Lanham,
because he is in my opinion man Of
Is much talent as the most conserva-
tive man, and comes from a section Of
the state whose claims should be rec
osnlzed Culberson is a good man and
brilliant, but j prefer Lanham. | am
for Geo, Jester for lleutnant- governor,
and Horace Chiffon for the senate. /
agree with Mr.. Cleveland ON silver. ]
thought that harmony meant the Clark
following gave up; the basis OF repre-
sentatlon should have been the vote for
governor In 1890.
DR.. E, b. Blocker: Put me down for
Latham. He is a good, conservative
citizen and sound man. | have read
MS speeches and watched his course In
congress. For Chiffon because he Is
able and entitled TO It, Reagan Is a
great old man, but 1 can't follow him,
Think there Is plenty of time for Char,
We Culherson. Harmony meant that
ne past was to be forgotten and those
Eho kicked out Of the party was te
V taken back. 1t had nothing to do
WITH national Issues.
H. b. Pitts, chairman county eNecu-
we committee: Give me Stewart or
.ulberson; Chiffon for the senate and
nee coinage Of American silver /
nought the harmony meeting amount
" q 10 surrender OF the Democratic
party The party that was not indors-
% oy Republican convention.
Amory r. Starr: Have no choice for
governor Dave Culberson would be
my choice for the senate, but In his
apsenee am for Chiffon. My sympa'
,aes are with Judge Reagan in his CON
teyersy with Judge Clark. but wish
Wy would both let up. What do
MINK Of Cleveland?" Az l have lady
Employees In the office I cannot answer
wv, but You may say 1 consiaer him
! democratic undertaken. As to har'
nyny, thought that we were to re-
unite as a party, agreed TO drop the
.auafrel, recognize the Baker organlza.
l'h and go TO work as II nothing had
ssppened As to the qualification OF vot'
", until the next state convention
~ and confers the powers upon the
s.nm'ttee 1t cannot prescribe qualih
suon. believe the only proper test
party loyalty Is voting the straight
tl'V ticket, from president to oonsta
l. J, Womack: Haven't made uT
~ mind as to governor. For yhiltor
~ me senate. My opinion OF Cleve'
aug and his methods is too well known
nsea repeating. Gle is ant-Cleve
I P. Wilson. representative
foA.-'. AAfnutISOl, TURNER. ldN'i
roetson or Stewart Am for S.iiton
~ and unlimited coinage OF silver
~ er heagan's views over Clark's OF
n subject. There is not a Populis
~ my Voting precinct.
M, w. Heartsll: For Lanham ant
Sn. Lanham talks right. Hav'
4. 49, Watching him for some time ant
T., 11ptesses my views. For same ren
sm,,,.i favor Chiffon. He Is brainy ant
iss's blood is what we want. Havi
a. enough OF old cronies Reagan
ibin,s..' atk are both fire-brands and al
~ 70 Democracy more than an,
IN MN In Texas. On silver stant
~ we regular Democracy Dom
~11erse Cleveland
fs,aM Robertson, merchant: Am 70
/ ,sel, because he Is conservative, 4
4 ISL ~ q progress and has no hntche
,i snnd Culberson Is my secon,
nsrs y Am not fer Chiffon: prefe
II u ch,l,a.'oe would prefer Shepar'
ttr,ra.soh Against free silver. AS Z
n y h.,,s; thought the Ratchet was Il
y VI l my and the old issues not TO en-
a tur av ms campaign. and don't Sc
nay ohe can see 1t in any otne
VT against Cleveland. straigh
Z cey,is, Fry, cuberson ana chiffon
u h 4 ,h nrst. last and ali the time
an. w ahiest statesman since Jack
H. r ~, ior free silver.
sen ~ scs,hnings- editor Star: Culber
\ foreo ,1,i'liion. That the past was 4
II u mas..ssh and the state convention