Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22

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~, isadlng Democrats taken in
" .,-,,uately upon the current politi-
/ Al ieplcs .,.
w." ,or senator: am for Lanham
Z, - sovsrnor: l. lie Is a North Texas
He is conservative man and
IL lis clean administration.
y o,irage Of silver under such con-
az IN International conference
' ',, ,ustify. l don't think the United
slone can establish unlimited BIZ
p'iilsm, Have not been sufficiently
..e,Sted to rsLd the discussion be-
bs fl.rk ard Reagan. Don't think
srolaage Is state issue, aud favor
s.,,nr Il TO Individual opinion,
TN Browne. merchant: Chiffon for
.salor because he ~ young ana
,asnssive man and VIII represent the
s(racv credltably to the state,
Nm for governor because he is
s'TstiYe and safe man, tnd en-
~ the elements necessary TO make
IA governor | favor the coinage
|-the silver seigniorage and as much
~ As can be maintained at parity
N rold Have not read the Clark
~ Peagan controversy fully. Think
4 ~ harnony agreement VIII be salts
is,t,ry il the politicians will keep quiet.
n Il. Turner, merchant: For sena-
i, eon't care: for governor, Lanham,
/ 's.,use he is the hest man. / am will
/ II q leave the silver question with
| r,esland. The harmony agreement
satisfactory.
gm. Reese. druggist and alderman:
Irlbefsol for governor, Chiffon for
,hale. Am for silver coinage. l think
| n harmony agreement is all right.
r i. overall, merchant: Undecided
Iaiu senator; Lanaham for governor
I'M further developments. Am with
/ d national administration and plat
Ia on silver. and with Clark as
Islnst Reagan. think the harmony
lrsment ought to be observed by
IL party
j. +. Green, merchant: Senatorship,
| adecided. Lanham for governor, be-
| ause he Is the broadcast gauge man
, ma has the welfare of the people at
|hssr Am with Cleveland on the sill
Iref issuse because l believe his course
Il the right one to restore bimetalllsm.
4 dlapprove OF the Clark Reagan con-
|rowrsy. ! think the harmony agree
|rsnt ought TO settle past differences
|ifi am opposed to reopening the ques-
|an
R II. Moore, merchant: Chiffon for
|rnat4. Linham for governor Leave
|lfe silver question to the national ad-
|ninlsiration. ] favor harmony and
flank the party ought to stand by the
|plllas agreement.
J. B. Chiffon. banker: Chiffon for
|Naaior Lanham for governor. Have
|la made up my mind on the silver
|,Hestsi. ] think the party ought to
stand by the agreement Of the two
|Anmittees.
R. y, Nicely, merchant: Chiffon for
Nnator LanLRm for governor. Favor
1lefnatlonal agreement for coinage
y silver Think the state Democracy
,asht TO keep the Dallas agreement
nriolate.
T. {, Hill. banker: George Clark for
knstor. C1lberson fer governor. Favoi
hliff only as a subsidiary coin. Am
snety In favor OF maintaining the
1slllas harmony agreement.
I Il. Hill. land agent: Chiffon for
snite. Lanham for governor against
ne Held as at present announced. Fa-
" me Tree coinage Of silver. Think
Ae administration policy is entirely
hphg' ! think Reagan Is right on
rinelple, hut don't think the party
,asht to split on the silver isuse II
+; we're consulted as to the remedy for
n existing stringency. I should ad-
~ NE congress TO pass a law au-
A.ilzlng the issue Of enough treasury
yves OIL the government 10 pay its rum
.aas expenses for twelve months. /
M,lS " would put an end to the panic
'geLer than anything else
rM " Hamilton, ex-distrlct attorney;
.nlton for senator, because | like his
Jews OF national policy. Lanham for
sIsihor. ! don't believe the Dallas
's.eement will last.
~ ST. Clair, merchant: Lnnham
~ 4, governor and Chiffon for senator.
,s MIN me state Democracy ought to
I, ~ py Inc Dallas agreement. think
/ s party splits Judge Reagan VIII
. wy cause OF II, but I am with the
''ssanlzed Democracy, whatever il does.
!. so ~. r Hon, merchant: Not decided
N ssnator; Li,nham for governor. Not
s,n sncs ana haven't had time to
''gdY Its issues.
rs, W; Harris merchant and alder
r,s nave not decided as TO senator:
IN IN Tor toVernor Have not
,,ssied political issues. The harmony
'tisrment suits me.
ls.t bermer. druggist and alderman:
m aa.um for COVE nor. Think the har-
NJ agreement ought to be respected.
81 ~, =. y Rodgers, physician; Chiffon
N, sn Lanham for governor. first.
~ s ~, an the time. Am for free sill
mn, ~ ~ opposed to the Dallas agree
b It. "oi see any harmony
,s y, = Morrow. merchant: Chiffon for
l,,,issr Lanham for governor. I'm
n usa on silver, Don't think the Dali
.ss, ieement can he carried out
tosh, pom Hogg and Clark factions
49, 70 be ignored and let the state
f''y,v,racy speak for Itself.
AZ, " Holland. farmer: John W.
n, Tor senator; Lanham for COVER
M. Not posted on the silver issue.
,as,a,o believe the state Democracy viii
me Dallas agreement.
MI. y Hamilton. postmaster: i ad-
TIM milton for senator because
An ne Is promising young man,
COM L.anham for governor till the
"a i. some home. Am with the south
ballss siver issue. Was In hopes the
,art~ agreement would settle the
itort Jaaerences, and think 1t was
ihs ~ Cottrell, farmer: Chiffon for
coinsse. Lanham for governor. Want
pct ~ " silver limited to the prod.
silver ,he United States. but want the
uher Ioliar to be as good as any
Dsns. 4 feel as much bound by the
Den,n agreement as / would by a
pHoeratic convention.
'sf cos. crossley, farmer. Would pre-
an ma put II he Is not in the race
tof ;haueeided for the senate, IA
tna Ky coinage OF silver at 16 10 /,
Hs nsiIsk the party ought to abide BY
Iailas agreement.
Nv and Lanham. For free coinage 81
iiho.d DON'T think either faction sac
nes, ahything In the Dallas agree