Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-17

controversy. but is not for Reagan for
anything. Likes the harmony at Dali
las first rate.
Capt. s. c, Pedigo druggist; Prefers
Chiffon for United States senator; John
D. Mccall for governor. His grounds
OF preference are that Mccall Is
business man, well qualified. and also
understands the workings OF the office.
Is with Cleveland on the silver ques-
ton. and that harmony is all right,
Col. w. L. Scott says that "Old
Dave" Culberson is good enough for
him for the United States senate, and
that Lanham Will suit him for gov
ernor Thinks both are deserving men,
and Lanham Is an old friend. Is with
Cleveland on the silver question, and
supports Clark in the Clark-Reagan
controversy He is satisfied with har-
mony as agreed upon at Dallas and
thinks the Democratic party is gaining
strength.
W. X. Thomas. farmer: Don't care
who for senator or governor. VIII sup
port the selected men. Has arrived at
no conclusion about the silver CUES
ton, Thinks harmony has saved the
Democratic party In Texas and that
tie pops" are not in It.
DR.. Crump, ply sician: IA fer Shep-
ard for United States senator Mccall
for governor Thinks Mccall has plenty
troler's office and Is No, business
man. Indorses Cleveland on silver.
Has not read up on the controversy,
but has confidence that the Democratic
party is getting better and larger.
Capt. D. C. Blevlns, hardware mer-
chant says: "Oln Dave" Culberson
viii do fine for tho senate and Reagan
Will make a good governor, because
he is a Democrat. Believes in free
and unlimited coinage Of silver and that
Reagan is on ton in the controversy.
A. NJ. Davis. hardware merchant:
Thinks Culberson will make brainy
senator but wants Gen. sui Ross for
governor 1ndorses Cleveland on the
silver question, and thinks Clark Is
right In the controversy. Thinks the
trend of the rarty liz migAtily mixed,
RI. Il. Sampson, grocer: Prefers Gull
berson for the senate and Lanham for
governor because he likes his speeches.
Nth the president on the silver ques-
+ion, and on harmony he believes II
ought to be conformed TO as laid down
at Dallas
Thomas +. Hughes. superintendent
elect Of the Bowie schools. principal of
the St 10 Academy at present: / am
for Old Dave Culberson for senator
first, last and all the time. because he
Is a sterling Democrat and the brain
iegt man In Texas. He would be a
worthy successor to Coke We have
no other man In the state who could
FIJI Coke's shoes. John d. Mccall is
my choice for governor. He knows the
duties of the office as II he had served
half a dozen terms IN II, and his adj
minlstration would be a business one,
l predict-just the kind of adminls-
tratiun we most need at this time.
We have had enough Of politicians
In the gubernatorial chair. I have paid
little attention to the Reagan-ClarlS
controversy All l have to say is that
j. H. is a back number. He should
be allowed to withdraw to the retire
ment Of wcll-earncd rest and honor
able privacy. ] approve with my whole
heart Of the Dallas harmony agreement,
and l labored for It in my humble way.
I am for the rehabilitation OF silver
as money medium on Il par with gold,
standing squarely on the Chicago plat
form IN this matter.
H. W. Hunt, lawyer: For the senate,
Chiffon; governor, Reagan because he
was and is always a Democrat. Favors
free and unlimited coinage Of silver.
Been too busy running for county
Judge to notice the Clark Reagan con-
troversy Thinks harmony the best
thing for the party, and that the
Pops" will poll 200 less votes in this
county this campaign than last.