Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30
AUSTIN HARD TO PLEASE.
cuHBsroNE STATESMEN DISCUSSING
THE NEXT GOVERNOR.
They Know the New chief Executive
VIII he u Chump, No Matter
Who IL EIected--At Outs
With the State.
Special Correspondence.


Special Correspondence.
Austin Tex Juno % -Tbe cnnital
ci,,, ,,. .'.,.,,,., - -.
in b,,slnoss social or no,,,ica, circles
ma, n, nroson, ,ho,'.,, s,,t,,sss &
its normal cond,,,,n and no,t,,caI crss-
Inc nnl aiscnssIng t,s ohlaf onc,n,-
lion Tho onotahies. ,yer. scores,y
moro s,,rr.d IN No., ,h, ossaas,no,,o,,
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OF freslueht Sarhot imam the Austin
people We're a few days ago over the
scramble for the county Offices. but
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~ ".''i '''s's 'pe"' w 'o''e oi si"i-
day In the selection Of very clever
BLACK horse" TO break the deadlock
Tor co,,nt,, t,d,,a va, po.a,,b,,,.,
-, ,,,,.
IN" mr. Whiker tue dead-lockers,
were stubborn and game TO the last
and only aaw their iu,nt discomfort
~, Il, ~ n,,a,s, -.
t,,r,, ~ w suIuVh turh OF ai.airs that
oticas sng' ,,, nV.n pien ~ ,lei. Jaw
o ,,,i. "l1 .uri ~, Mr, hcr an INTO tne
~. e9" pr rl1e tilvy vS an 80 hiuSh Gov
49,, iS npi n,,,a on Monuay
S eonstuuvu tne uuties ol tne county
e ~ aie the ueiesaies aha peo-
Pc i,iron,lileh.iy Ielupseu INTO u stare
VI iiioH Sl uestueluue that seemed
~ nav io','i IoI rs sootn-
syrup hIlu utter lhnllieiehce as 10
he S'"'t V'lnp"ish as i's sop9rlhc'
Curbstonc statesmen.
However, the people OF Austin are
not ,vi,bnrt tae.s ard man, ~ ,hen,
$50 "
the kekers NANNY nave the energy
to talk and the courage to have a
choice. These may be found around
the curbs almost any hour after
y. m. talking over the situation and
n ,,,n,, . i,EeVtiNe ~ so,e man mmo
They ara already In training for cuss-
Ing the next chief executive. for they
nave ample Intelligence TO forecast
the possibillties,
IL ~ niue curious that Austin SO
oIteh nEhts me winner III the plehhlal
kupethatoflal sweepstakes ana NJ
lie cruel that she invariably carries
her animositles ana pteludices, hatred
and anathemas ele"r through the two
terms usually allotted the chiet mag
istrate. with the exception OF Gov
ernor Ross, Austin mas not had
faNorita In the chair or state since
the war Coke, Hup9afu' hoperls'
ireland ana hogB each managed 10
do something 20 displease the good peo-
pie OF the city, ana the oilense, what
ever II was, ronkles III yet, and the
aversion extends to all prominent men
VIII, were connected with their adj
ministrntion5 so actively as 10 De re-
gurded az partioep5 crimlnis In their
supposed social and official enormitles.
Governor Ross had happy, go-easy
administration, ana having no poItl-
Gu ,,eus1'ia N, ~ "rt lao nobody and
mnde no onersles,
Austin IL Hard to Please.
In this canvass for governor It's
devil and n witch with Austir. She
ro,,t,, doas rot want ar, ono ~ tho
M,
eanuldNtus 70 pc her governor me
vote TO instruct for Mccall was very
quiet affair and pro forma rather than
expressive OF a preference. MIR. Nc
can is their county man, much es-
teamed very gamble nnd nil mat
but ne stood bv Uoeg md is nro.
gcribed only I'm less degree than
REAGAN and Culbeinrn. WIS are SUP
posed 10 hnye been HoRe'a right and
lot bowers I,anham IL less obnoxious
for thc renaon thnt he mad no officinI
connection with the Hcgg administra-
ton, ana for the additional reason
thnt he IA undorstood 10 be favored,
over ali the rest. by the 'little giant"
Had NicCnll resided IN any other coun-
ty tbnn Travis Instructions would have
fone ia I,nnhnm. Travis don't want
10 vote for the nomination OF the man
who ia going 10 be governor, and
Travis Is painfully npprehensivc that
either Mr. Reagan or Mr. CuIberson
A pointr tn ocetipy the executive i1un-
sion FOR The next two years.
M, si,unt,on rnnl.nsupt.
Inc aspect is pltlaple ana greatly TO
be deplorcd, for the Capital City
should at least be friendly To the ad-