Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-15
MANY POPULAR OPINIONS
on tine POLITICAL ISSUES OF the
DAY.


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No two opinions were in every detail
alike. but each seemed TO have some
Idea differing from his neighbours, and
altogether they are u strong illustra-
tlon OF the lack OF unity In the Demo-
cratic party OF Texas.
Il. @. Thompson. merchant. says; II
am for Reagan for governor, because
he Is now. and has been for many
years. with the MASSES OF the Demo-
cratic party in The South and East on
every material Democratic principle
am for chiffon FOR United states som
ator because he is due the place MY
opinion comedies with Reagan's on the
silver issue, and ! indorse all he said
In his controversy with Clark. The
harmony movement was a good one"
j. II. Human. druggist; 81 favor
CulberBon FOR governor and Chiffon for
United states senator. because they
are the best men before the people for
those offices. / am a free silver man.
but think Reagan IL an old fossil, who
ought to be relcgatcd back into the
shades Of private life. The harmony
meeting at Dallas was very beneficial
10 the Democratic party in Texua, and
VIII, think prevent any further split
in the ranks"
w. H. Howell, cashier OF the owens
bank: while Ross ia not IA candidate,
he is by all means the man FOR gov
etnor He made US the best governor
Bf IA eIt
again. and his conservative admins
tratlon would tend to reunite the OPP
posing factions. / am for Chiffon for
senator Mr.. Cleyolnnds position on
the silver question ia undoubtedly cor
rect The harmony move at Dallas was
the proper one"
A, W, Riley farmer: 81 am for
Cochran for governor, but If Reagan
should become II candidate 1 would
favor him, chiffon Is the right man
for United States senator. Reagan took
the right stand ON TIE silver question.
aud Clark's arraigument OF Reagan
WAS uncnllcd Tor and. 1 think very dis
tusteful 10 the misses OF the Demo-
cratic party in Tcxns The harmony
meeting IN Dallas was mistake. Tho
followers Of clark should have been
excluded from the Democratic party"
j. NJ, Lybrand, banker; - have no
preference among the present candl-
dates for governor. but am for Reagan
II he runs. am FOR Chiffon for eeu-
utor lie Is the man Tor the place, and
Ia entitled to II, / am not Ia abstract
belief free silver man, but the Demo-
cratic platform declared Tor IT, and for
that reason ] would like 10 see It tried
Judge Clurk's arruignmcnt Of Reagan
was out Of place aud dld not show
good faith Ia the harmony movement"
W, e, Moughou, VI, H.; "a am for
Culberson for governor and Chiffon for
senator RcaRuns position on the sill
Yer question WINS correct, and the har-
muuy movement was proper one"
II. II. Cnrm1ch, farmer. Il am for
Reagan Tor governor first, last and all
the time and for chiffon FOR the sem
ate. RcaEans position on the silver
question was correct, and he Is nearer
To the people than any other man who
could be governor. The harmony meet
Ing was all right"
H. Y. Collier saddlor: ~ am for
Culbersou Tor governor and Chiffon
Tor senator, because they are nearer
the people than any OF the other cau-
didHtos, ana chiffon 90 an East Texas
man, Cuiberson's idea OF the silver
Issue IL correct ! am neither In sym
patty with ncngnn nor Clark, for Rva-
gau's attack ON Cleveland was unjust,
and Ciarlts criticism OF Reagan was
too severe and uncallcd Ton The hnr-
mony movement was correct"
D.J Evans Insurance uBeut. Il am for
John ID. Mccall FOR governor and Seth
shepard for tho United States senate,
President Cleveland Is right on the
silver Issue, and Clark was decidedly
correct In his controversy with Rongan.
The harmony meeting In Dallas was all
right, and the conservative men In
both factions will abide by It"
W. W. Mcleod, farmer. ~ nm for
Mccall for governor and Chiffon for
senator, because | think they are the
boat mon before the people. / am OPP
poIed to Clevoland's idea OF silver
am in favor ~ harmony"
Y, A, Douglass, farmer; 81 have no
choice among the present candidates
Tor governor, but would be for Hogg
Il he would run again I favor Chiffon
for the aenatc, because he rs due IT,
Cleveland n right on the silver Issue"
W. u, lc0sterwood, merchant; III
Ross would consent to become oaudi-
date l would be FOR him Tor govornor.
because he ~ a wise. conservative man,
and could harmoniae the people better
than any other man, | am In favor
OF Chiffon for the senate. and am In
line rather with Cleveland ON the sill
yer issue. Clark was right IN his con-
troversy with Reagan, | am prciudlced
against anything that comes from such
source as Reagan, Tho harmony
meeting az Dallas win not he effcctuai.
ava the Democratic party viii again
split"
W. -, Wynnt. lawyer have no
particular choice Tor governor They
Arc al good mon. | would like very
much to see Hon. ]. G KeRrby MONT
mated for acknowledgements am
TO- chilton for United States senator
because think he IL IN line with the
South aud West ON the silver question.
! think Reagan was correct I'm his con-
troVersy with judge clark believe
In harmony and good feeling among
Democrats because Il may be very
necessary IN the November election"
Hon. j q. Kearhy was next ap-
pro0chcd by your reporter but he dc.
eiincd TO be interviewed on his choice
for governor and tho United States
senator but IL regard TO the silver r..
sue. stated that he was In favor OF
putting both metals on an equality as
tar as any action on the part OF the
government II concerned, His candI.
decy FOR heutcnant' governor prevents
much oppression on his part but he
says that whom he Is less pressed for
time he will grant a moro extensive
Interview
], l. Douglass, carpenter: ! am for
,anhan for governor and Chiffon for