Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-24


would favor him. The silver
issue Is undoubtedly paramount and
will contiue so until settled by free
and unlimited coinage The present
condition OF the treasury shows con-
clusively that this country cannot re-
deem her paper In gold without con-
stantly issuing bonds, course that
all Democrats must condemn. in tne
Clnrk-Reagan controversy. / thought
Reagun had the right end Of the silver
question but my personal and political
fricndllness was with Clark except on
silver The Cleveland basis OF reprcsen-
tation Will undoubtedly be accepted
In good faith by the Democrats In TINS
section FOR while they are sovorisn they
are not despots aud Will accept IN
good faith the patriotic reoommendh-
lions OF Messrs. Matlock and Baker
10 heal the breach IN Democracy. have
from the first favored Joseph y. Sayera
FOR governor as being most likely 10
give entire satisfaction to all fictitious
and Jester for acknowledgements, be-
cause he Is the best man Tor the place
In Texas at this time.
j. j. Mcclellan. lawyer; ] think Red-
gan got the best OF the rk-Reagan
imbrogolio. My preference for gov
ernor lies between Culberson and Lam
ham. Walt till l hear Culbcrson
fIt'N Ahh OA iAkil lNANN ANEH AAthf'
no expression on the scnatorHhlp. Jester
for lieutenant governor.
w. j. McEie, lawyer. I feel very
kindly toward Lanhum for governor
and am for Geo. T. Jester for lieuten-
snt-goyernor. Reagan will be nomi-
mated. II Ross Is a candidate for the
senate | win be for him. | think the
harmony agreement should be carried
out In good faith and the test agreed
N4H. oil |Nal
primaries. and favor the free coinage
OF silver.
II. NJ. Cobb. confectioner; Have not
fully decided who / shall support for
governor. Lnnhnm and Culberson are
good men. Think Clark and Reagan
both on IN their discussion and it did
no good. Am IN favor OF the position
Clark takes on the silver question as
between the two. ! do not know who
viii be I'm the race FOR the senate.
Chris l.. Knox. lawyer: ! am In fa-
vor Of increasing the coinage OF all
yer ana believe In silver money. l don't
care anything about the discussion be-
tween Reagan aud Clark, Ny present
impression Is that I shall vote for
either Rengan or Lnnham and nobody
else being In the race ! shall vote for
Horace Chiffon for the senate and Geo
n Jester for lieutcnant-govern l
think the harmony agreement should
be carried out. Il please me ali right.
Col. S, s. Freedman. merchant. I
don't know who 1 shall support for
governor. shall favor Horace Chiffon
| for United states senate, and favor
! the free coinngc "a silver Rengan's
ideas ON the silver question were an
| rifght ana / think he got the better OF
| the dlgcussion between himself and
| clark favor Geo. n. lester for llcu-
tenant-governor The Dallas agree
mcnt meets my hearty Endorsement
L w Udena atockman. l favor Cut-
berson for governor and Jester for
| second place and for Horace Chiffon
| FOR the senate. am free coinage
| of silver advocate.
! steven smith. grocer, Chiffon is my
| choice for Inc senate favor Culberson
/ for governor and in favor OF free coin
! are OF ailver.
Fred Fleming loan agent. IA
yor Innbam for governor. Geo. n. Jes-
! Tor for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS guess
/ chiffon IA the onllest man. ana / am
In favor of free coinage Of silver. II
| other poople are IKE myself the dis
cussion between CLARK and Reagan viii
! moi have nny eject on the Democratic
| marty. was a Clark man but there