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

Special Dlsputch'
Montague, Tex, May l5.-Your cor
respondent interviewed several OF our
representative men today to the follow
ing effect:
Col W. j, Sparks. attorney: ! am
for Charley Culberson. he Is we'll
known TO us as a sterling young Demo-
crat. with prudence and wisdom
enough to conduct the affairs Of state
with care and statesmanship. | would
be glad to see Hon. d. n. Culberson
In the senate. No man a. his superior.
He is conservative, n firm Democrat,
but he is not going to thrust himself
forward, ! commend this to his credit,
he would accept the place. | would
like to see all the silver in he treasury
coined and put in circulation as soon
as practicable. Am fearful Mr.. Cleve.
land and the Eastern Democrats have
injured the party by their hostility
to the Bland bill lately vetoed. but it
Is unbecomlng In Democrats to Join
tn Populists In denunciaton Of an act
which has not yet had Its fun effect
upon the country, The Democrats in
Texas ate harmonious, Independent of
the agreement at Dallas, which of
course wGs just and liberal hummer
Of settling the revolt OF the Clark fac
tion, which was nothing more than a
wild effort to control the party I'm a
personal preference toward their ia
Vorite leader, Clark, who appears to be
too impulsive Tor successful poli-
ticiln, and nothing better illustrates
this than his late criticism ON Judge
Reagan for which he was so pungent-
ly exposed by the latter.
w. ]. Ryan farmer: ] am strictly
for Judge Reagan for governor and
chiffon for United States senator be-
cause Chiffon Is conservative, honest
and able, and We know where TO
place him. l have no patience with a
public man whom you can't tell TO-DAY
what he Will be tomorrow. We want a
man who is with us in the fight for
right, and Chiffon is the man
A. NJ. March: | am for Judge Rea-
gan for governor, Horace Chiffon for
United states senator. Bailey for con-
gres9, and am for the unlimited. but
not free, coinage OF gold and silver.
indorse Reagan's letter to Judge Clark,
-. r Clark, druggist: / am for
CHARLEY Culberson for governor. can't
say about United States senator dom.,
think any good can grow out OF the
gan. 'N Ne"-
Dr., MeNees; ! am for Charley Gull
person for governor Chiffon for
United States senator. Think Clark
"'!u httkun hhoulu Keep quiet
n g. Bivens, merchant. am for
Reagan for governor and Chiffon Tor
United states senator. | think Ree-
gan gave Judge Clark Just what he
needed do not care 10 say more.
Mr; Kern, merchant-'I am for
Sharley Culberson for governor and
Shilton for senator Have not read
h heegan's letter to Clark. This is ali
A. H. Palmer rasbtas ,,.
bank-'I am for Lanhan for s,n,.sr,,o,.
and Chiffon for the senate. Donit ti,tri.
any good will result from the Reagan
ana Clark controversy. II the bot.
neadeu'would-be leaders will kea,, nuiet
we masses OF the Democrats win he
all o L." WIZ Oe
W. 5, Jamison, attorney-"Afos, O.,
our people We're inclined to be FOR ON.
oerAoh untl OF late. When paags,,
Nloe MS hrst letter 1t aroused III
summation and enthusiasm or our No.
Pc as much as any political aoct,,as,,+
mat mas been published recentiV al IL
seems his candidacy Is as mnrh ~
inevitable result OF existing condittans
"s Sreen grass Is the result OF sunshine
anu ram The Hogg and CLARK me-,
nl 10 compete with each otbsr ~
pruislng Judge Reagan's manly ma
-, "A 1 tTcal declarations OF principIea
a. hogg and Clark men. In reaii,v
nnNe no Hogg and Clark men bnt
10 ~ a. Delncracy. Our people seem
sonss Us sppolnted in Charley CuIber-
~, ~. S ssule on the silver question
~ so,,,' ~ ,llton; was for CuIberson IN
vy.r. IT, contest and might be again
!" make plain declara-