Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-15

| kttS OF lf.t WORTH. lllnh Naihi n oHN
Reagan should stop their controversy
and let the Democrats harmonic In
reality as well as in name.
j. Dawkins. farmer--Am for Horace
Chiffon for senator. Shepard had
better remain IN Washington. Am for
Culberson for governor. He has fllled
well the office OF attorney general and
should be promoted. besides he Will
carry out Hogg's ideas OF the railway
commission which Texas needs more
than anything else. II Culberson and
Reagan keep up the fuss Nugent Will
be governor
j. u. Adamson, attorney--Am for Chill
ton for senator. he Is the most availa-
Bile man and suits my ideas on silver
and tariff legislation Am for Culber-
son for governor. other candidates are
Just as good but out Of the crowd Gull
berson, Clark and Reagan. / am on
Reagan's side OF the question. The
issues for the Democracy in the future
will be based on the coinage Of silver
and the tariff, and the next Democratic
state convention should demand legis-
latlon on both,
George Adams, mayor-I am for
Chiffon for senator. think he represents
the true principles Of Democracy and
has the ability to contend for the same
In our national council and the honesty
TO represent the interest and do the
son for governor. He is a man Of fine
executive ability, pure In morals and
politics and worthy Of the office Am
for free coinage Of silver. believe II
legislation on this and the tariff ques-
tlon could be properly adjusted that
the present hard times and depression
in business would soon be over think
the harmony agreement should be and
viii be generally observed.
NJ j.. Ragsdale. j. Pam for Chiffon
for senator and Culberson for governor.
Would like to have silver for money in
some way, but none of your free and
unlimited coinage.
Don't think the Waller Baker COM
mittee had any right to make any har-
inony deal with the Matlock committee,
as they could do nothing to keep Clark
from boiling again II the next conven-
ton doesn't 60 to suit him.
j. II. Greaves, NJ. d. am for Chill
ton for senator and for Culberson for
governor. because 1 believe them both
TO be strictly in accord with the Texas
Democracy. Am for free coinage of
silver and believe the president made
great mistake In vetoing the silver
selgniorage bill. The leading issues Of
the party in the future | think will be
silver tonnage and tariff reform. Har-
mony should be, but Judge Clark makes
1t Impossible by trying to force his
gold bug Ideas on the party
II. ). Hunord, farmer and stockman-
Am for Chiffon for senator. Reagan for
governor II he is Il candidate. Think
he and Senator Coke two OF the great
est men In TcNas. Am for silver coin
age 50 II can be used on parity with
gold. l indorse the result of tile har-
mony convention, and hope and believe
II VIII be carried out by the masses
the Democrats.
p. O. Beauchamp-Am for Chiffon for
senator. He agrees with my ideas on
silver and tariff legislation. Am for
Reagan FOR governor If he runs II not
Culberson. ! am for free and unlimited
coinage of silver / think Cleveland's
administration has Disseminated
against silver as money metal In vio-
lation Of the pledges OF the Chicago
platform. Harmony does not amount
70 anything, as Clark and his followers
nave az much right to bolt tgaln in
past.
Professor G. L. Marshall am for
Chilton for senator and for Culberson
FOR governor I am for free coinage
OF silver. l take Reagan's side Of the
controversy between him and Clark.
reality.
Abe Cox. farmer-For Shepard for
senator II he is candidate Lanham
Tor governor. don't 20 much on either
reagan or Clark. l indorse the har-
mouy meeting and think 1t should be
carried out.
w. +. Fisher, farmer-I am for chill
ton for senator Culherson for COVER
nor. Think Clark and Reagan could
buth serve this country better hv hnv-
ing less to say, Harmony is ali right
u carried out. ! want silver legislatIon
IN conformity with the Chicago plat
e. d. Hughes. NJ. Dam for Cbu-
ton for senator and Culberson for GOV
ernor. Don't know enough about silver
legislation to give an opinion lint am
willing 10 abide the decision OF Inc no
tionnl Democracy
r. WWriEht farmer-I am for Chill
WI lor senator He voices the senti-
ments Of the true Democracy on Texay
For Reagan for governor II he Is n c ,,i9.
uluhte' II he Is not then Culberson
Am Tor tree coinage OF silver Tbt,,it
the discussion going on between t'ia,.iS
and Reagan only shows CLARK to he in
pppusltion to the Texas Democracy as
he was two years ago. ''
g, w. Vaughn, merchandise, o..
linton Tor senator and Culberson frr
governor Don't think the Derncract,
nau any more right to harmonIza ,,ltI
Slark and his crowd than they wo,,ih
nave had 10 harmonlze with N,,gsnt
and his crowd. Nuseht
~ - 'bauus mefchaut-DOn't 1flo
ahis harmony business 1t nuts me in
H. , inonsrel crowd. Clark and his fol-
levers 10y should have been required 10
BY Two years on the mouiners, ba,,,L
ana voted the straight Democratic
t utnet before they We're admitted back
INTO the party. 'soA
70, a. Ihomas, merchant-Am IN
1SS9r OF Horace Chiffon for senator and
~, u,ogison Tor governor Two better |
az ,lSn m me state could not be found 10 |
h h,i me places now being so ably fIled |
oy Coke and Hogg. They are hoh |
representatives. Of the true Democrec,
WI ,a teNas Don't think the Democrats |
mani should have attempted 10 har-
afrnid WIN the Clark people, and am
, mups IN another bolt becaIise tha
to secsn OK me Democrats will be slow
, " accept as leaders men who oniv two
; Sears ago combined with The Ren ,Wo
regular Democracy. tie
Harold Diversities.
Special Dispatch.