Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-20

Canton, Tex. May 1.-THE Gazette
correspondent shoudered his Faber
yesterday and started out in quest Of
some ones opinion:
Judge John $ splnl,s, presidential
elector Tor the Third district, was
found enjoying "A pull at his "merc-
sham" lie seemed TO be pretty com
Portable, so when We put the question
TO him he sail; AS Falstafr says,
Opinions being as thick as blactberrios'
you can have mine"
favor Horace Chiffon for the United
States senate and Reagan for gov
ernor. As / didn', get my post 'orhss"
l guess ] had hes. say nothing about
Mr.. Cleveland.
gave Dir n. +. Davis the wink,
ana after getting him quietly seated In
his pleasant othce, ] gently broke the
news to him that we wanted his opin-
ion on some OF the political issues OF
the day. He was considerably ratified
at first. but he finally recovered sur
ficiently to give the following Mr.
Clovelana'H aston may be a blessing
in disguise. but can't see It that way.
| am for free coinage Of silver myself
! am for Reagan for governor and
Chiffon Is my choice for the senate,
The harmony meeting az Dallas was
an -. h.s II II fNttetuE III HhEtlbnlAlubt
That's about all | care 10 say ON poll
tics. Say son, you look sickly.
We met Hon. John II. Curry, who
represents This county In the legisla-
ture. and after a few pleasant greet
ings on topics OF the day. We mem
toned our business and Mir. Curry
said: or course, my opinion Is only
that OF a private individual, but am
q strong believer IN the free coinage
OF silver and | think Mr.. Cleveland
and Secretary Carlisle made "a sad
mistake In adopting the financial policy
they have. | think Mi Cleveland
should have signed the selgniorage bill.
Personally / am for Horace Chiffon
for senator, because he 10 eminently
qualified fo- the position. ! regard him
as very conservative. and capable Of
repre- senting the best lnterents OF the
people l do not wish to commit myself
as to the governorship yet. / think
Judge Reagan IL man OF the people
and for the people, and regard Judge
Cli rk as "A railroad man. | am glad to
see both wings of the Democratic party
harmonlze, and trust II Will stard the
test. but | regard George CLARK as n
discordant element In the Democratic
party.
man for senator, because h knows
the needs Of the people and will have
tie manhood to stand up for them.
/ have entertained great hopes that
the harmony meeting would accom-
p,ish much good, hn' ~ late have had
some doubts. Culberson Is my choice
for governor. II occurs TO me that Mr..
Cleveland did a bad thing in vetoing
the silver bill.
l.. l.. Wallace. lawyer: Reagan eN-
pressed my Views fully in his letter.
am for the free and unlimited coin
age Of silver and placing gold and sill
I n Is.s4f
the administration first. last ana al
ways. II Cleveland ~ a Democrat and
a patriot, Benedict Arnold aud John
NJ. Murrell are saints in heaven, and
should lie cannonlzed on earth. am
for Chiitc.i for senator because he Is
an able and good man and alive to
the interests OF the people,
Or. +. a. Bevins; | do not take much
stock in politics. but am anything eN-
cqpt free colnaEe man. | have con-
fdence In Mr.. Clovclaud's financial pol
icy and believe we shall see that his
course has been a wise one,
D. r. Clark druggist. Well sir
am for the free coinage Of silver and
think MIR. Cleveland went back on ths
! Democratic party In not signing fle 81.
ver bill Horace Chiffon Is my choice fol
senator and John y. Mccall for gov
ernor hardly know what about the
harmony meeting. We certainly need
j hope nothing VIII come mp TO dis
unite II again.
10. u. Thames. merchant; / fully In
iorse the administration Of Mr.. Cieve-
land. mink his financial policy q
! rcund oae. aud IL Is only matter
OF time when al VIII see H. Ere,
coinage OF silver can only be brought
about by international agreement
4 believe in coming gold and silver on
an equal be els. Financial matters ar'
/ easter since Mr. Cleveland riyncd thu
silver hill as he did. than they were
before. Ordinarily / am NOT a Clcre
land man. but 1 think he " right
/ this time. Nj Lunhnn e. my choice
for governor. became lie u an expert
creed and conservative legislator. Yes
| Chiffon for senator. The harmony
I meeting Is a good thiug.
T. J. F'owles. farmer. Mr.. cleveiand'l
/ action IN thr silver husinesa meet
/ with my hearty support ! believe h
wes prompted by patriotic motives ans
belief HAT he was bfnehung th'