Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-19


BcomIng Grove.
Blooming Grove. Tex, May lit
has been the pleasure of your CORE
spondent to interview a number of our
most prominent business men and
farmers upon the leading political is
sues OF the day which views they very
readily and willingly expressed. 1t in
generally believed by all the Demo-
Gratis that the county ticket Will be
elected this year by handsome ma
| Jority. no
Hon. A. S. Henry, representative
,ChreserVedly for Horace Chiffon for
united states senator. | believe Rea-
gan VIII be the nominee OF the party
Tor governor. | heartily indorse his
views and believe him to be one OF
the greatest men In the South. MY in
dorsement of Reagan clearly defines
my position on silver The effects of
the Clark-Reagan discussion will be to
draw the line ON the silver question
IN the Democratic party and result
III me nomination of froe-sllver or
an anti-free-sllver ticket both for state
ana congressional offices. | under
stand inc basis Of union of the com
inltlees at Dallas that the Clark fac
tlon disband as an organization. ac-
cept the regular organized Democracy
OF the state as to organization. caIls
etG'i also understand that II was an
lnluorsement Of the national platform
OF lbH2 and an Endorsement OF the Dem
oeratic congress Hnd administration in
their Efforts to carry out the platform.
ala not understand II to be an in
dofsement of MIR. Cleveland Those
VINO claim to understand the agree
nent between the committees to have
lluo,sed the national administration
should again read that agreement and
only apply the rules OF common gram
mar and the meanings OF words "a nm
derstand their mistake"
your name has been strongly sug-
ststed for state senator from this dis
ttlcti Is there probability OF your
offering?'
There Is not In the first place. ac-
cordlng TO terms, Kaufman county has
me preference. Secondly my own
ton" P0''-
s w. Grimes, banker: undecided
as TO governor and United States sem
atori favor free silver, but not an nm
limited coinage. The Reagan-Clarlr
discussion was unc0lled for, and will
cause disruption In the party, I be-
ileye. ! think the agreement between
baker ana Matlock committees was
sopu, which was to indorse the ma
ton" 'u'i'''iistra-
j. l.. Harris f,rror. "c,,u.
United States senator Cuiharsn tor
governor; favor free silver but NOT an
unlimited coinage, l heartily lndorse
the harmony meeting at Dallas, which
and the adninlstrntion ~ o'p ~ piati4rIn
have adhered ia ~ a. ~ us they
sorry that Reagan ana Giesi' ~, Am
up the hatcbet maj paisar naSe 1us
lock buried. and for MI anu mat
have each shown siigbt e AK ~ lhey
spleen, let them do 10y SO 'H priy Htnt their
not publicly" '"'''E ana
DR.. II. W sewau. ur,,,,,.-
governor, Chiffon for Iroit,'i ., Ior
senator: favor Trao st,,- states
Reagan's ideas will rra,,ati ~, VetleNe
mony meeting mems tna mar
Democrats OF Texas and s f,aS,ory Tor
the sloughed-off nnrties >, ''"ueh'ef OF
b. S. Wolch. broker. .Trn5ec,daa a.
TO governor and limited s,o,os s'i as
harmony moetipg ~, n vi man. The
proper thing Think Raaaau was the
both misronrcsert,5 . issasatl ana Clark
Democratic nor,,.,' 7auh other and the
]. d. McCinnaIar Nt ~
for governor. Chiitnn o. ~ Nshgah
senator. favor free eilver nv " states
clark controversy VIII Iikei,. ,,s,,fs
u disruption in the marty 1, bsu's IN
failure ''''"s VIII prove
|. N. Wilkinson ,,.,,,.
as 10 governor naun c,,u onueciued
United states sepatpr ~, o o'iI'., Tor
unlimited coinage of s o,,' ifee and
Hogg and Clark abnpid s' aso,, Think
gated to the roar and ny, eaIn ne rele-
OF Texas vote a. anu me democracy
n =, w a unit Illnk the
mocracy." "o strength TO De-
s. ]. Rogers cot,o, h,,
II. Reagan for gova,,, ouSer' John
Culherson for Tinted s,atr ana Dave
general principles, Tbinl senator C on
and should STOP wbere If i Hu' 1 pI order
mony meeting was o. X ia NE we, mar ar