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


black Jack selections.
Special Dispatch.
Black Jack Grove. Tex, May ID
Your correspondent today Interviewed
the following parties as to their status
on state and national Issues:
r.. A. King, cotton buyer. favors ID.
b. Culbcrson for United States senator
and c. A. culberson for governor win
Cleveland on the silver question:
Thinks Reogan's letter was uncalled
for and understands the harmony meet
ing In Dallas as settling all differences
in tho party.
Il. c. Holderness, physician-"I am
for Horace Chiffon for United states
senator. Think he is right and correct
on ali Democratic principles and pos
sesses abllitg and integrity TO defend
them anywhere For Culberson for gov
ernor against any man that has de-
clnrcd for the Office In favor OF silver
ON "A parity with gold 10 to j, | think
Reagan raised Clarks cuucle from
head to foot. Thinkthe harmony bust
ness ought to have relegated the spht
In the Democratic party TO the past
and given control OF same to Il united
Democracy In the future
w. s. Gordon, farmer. faVors Chilton
for senator. because he is sound on the
questions OF the hour. John II. Reagan
10 choice for governor. fnNors the
coinage " silver on II ratio Of 10 to /.
Thinks Reagan blslstered Clark from
one end to the other.
Miller Green, farmer-For Seth Shep-
ard for United States senator II he en-
tiers the race For governor, as the
field iH now, ID In favor OF Lanham,
as he thinks him the most conservative
man before the people. opposed to the
free coinage Of silver and Is In perfect
accord with the national administra-
tion ON that question. Thinks Cleve-
land did wise thing In vetoing the
selgniornge bill As for Reagan, thinks
he IL now as he was on the grecnback
question. 1. c,--wants third party
plank In the Democratic platform. I'M
derstunds the harmony agreement to
be that In each county committees
should stand AS they were legally elect
cd and the test for voters should be
the vote for Cleveland electors.
w. II. Hull lumber dealer-For
United States senator, ID. b. Culberson;
for governor. s. W. T Lanham. Has
not AS much silver as he would like to
have. Thinks the harmony meeting
hnrmonlzed by the Clark element back
ing down.
J. a. CRANE. farmer-For United
states senate. Horace Chiffon. first. last
and all the time; for governor, favors
Reagan first Culbcrson next; for free
and unlimited coinage of silver fiat
footed. Done with Cleveland when he
vetoed the Bland bill. Have not seen
heag0ns speech, but Is opposed to
Clark on general principles Understood
harmony meeting TO mean that the reg
ular Democracy 20 ahead and pay no
attention to Clark.
Joe King, saloon keeper-United
states senate, no choice: for governor.
cochran. Tor free silver.
X. X Milliumg cpttntp communicates
For United States senate. Chiffon;
Tor governor not decided; opposed 10
tree silver. but is In favor OF uniim
lted coinage Thinks Reagan's attack
on Clark wac III advised.
for United States senate; undeeideI cn
governor; favors free silver.
hen Alexander. farmer-For u. n
Culbersqn Tor United States senate:
FOR $ w. 4. Lanham for governor
Don care about the silver question.
would rather raise cotton than talk
q. NJ, Morton. editor Rustler. fovors
Shllton for United States senator but
uot YET decided on goVernor. Tbint-s
reagan left no hide on Clark
Charles farbough. farmer-D. Il chi.
person Tor United States senate. John
II "a, ise"bah Tor governor, In favor OF
SILVER, nut thinks there should he n
unit to the coinuge of It,
Johh W R9ndle. characterization fo,.
senalor ana Charley Culberson for pov.
Crhor; RATHER Inclined to supnort
SleVelands policy. Thinks Renrnn,s
t ,sIo u on Clark was a good one and
mat ne told the truth As regnrgs ~
harmony meeting, Thinks tbe Sie 'r
cr9Wd sorter came back"
LeN Mercer, insuranco-For t1nIted
states senate. u, b. Culberson, for go,,
g,rrnoa, 8 W. 7. Lanham. because. in
.ne htst place. thinks u. u. the nbIost
s si'au ~ Vle state, being all right on inc
sllNsr ana t0riu and believes In mn az
tension OF the currency, Is for Isnbo,,
ntehnse ne is an able and cunservatJ,.i
mum ana Is not mixed up I'm the ,vn,
ring factions. opposed TO Cleyelnnd,s
sllver views and thinks Clark and Rea-
gun had better keep their mouths sb,t
right. was al
frank Stewart. farmer. No choice for
senator or governor; favor free nnd
unlimited coinage OF silver.
> W, workman, merchant: For sena-
sor' opposed 70 any man who favors
choice Ettrnnlly opposed TO Free stI
Yer Thinks II would have been better
kept quiet. ga"
I. G. Alexander. farmer. No choice
10, nr United states senate; fayors Dick
ss''AN ~ khNtilhI anu rs IN favor
OF free coinage OF silver.
%. l.. Cochran. farmer: Chiffon for
united states senate and 5. w. n
l-onham FOR governor FaVors free
coinage Of silver and stands by Rem
gan IN all he said
J. W. Harris. machlnist: D. II. chi.
berson for senate and Lanham for
seNettor, because they win both 20
their whole length FOR Southern De-
moerocy. Favofs free coinage OF sil-
Yer Don't think the harmony meet
Ing amounted to anything.
Il. W. Smith. merchant. For sena-
tor Horace Chiffon; for governor. G
a. Culherson, For free silver,
John Moreland. salesman: For United
states senate, Horace Chiffon; for gov
ernor' l., $. Ross, Thinks harmony
is assured.
j. H. Downing, merchant: For gov
ernor. $, w. 4. Lanham; for United
States senator d. b. Culberson. he
cause he thinks they viii M the places
crcdttaoy. Thinks Cleveland IL right
Don't think tho Dallas harmony meet
inE hnrmonised things.
NJ. smith, physician; For United
SlAtes senate, II, Il. Cuiberson; FOR
AoNcrnor G A. culberson, because he
thinks them the hest men for tho
places. For sree coinage. Thinks Rea-
gun wiped the earth up with CLARK
Taken as a whole don't think the har-
mony meeting amounts to much.
;. ID. Graves merchant. Fayors n