Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-23

r,..a1IErltl 100,
,srsement Nil banker: For United
I. Vstar George Clark; for gov
STATES rrih,rson. favor silver only
ene'' J,hs,aiary coin Am strictly in
q ~ nslntalning the Dallas har-
~. ~ agreement ......
neg m. o. Hamilton ex-representa-
Hon. LAWYER: Chiffon FOR the sens
t5e tn. W. / like his views Of national
ll., oeS f'snhan for governor. / don't
relr ~ Dailas agreement Will last.
itinNp nm. land agent. Chiffon for
7 irnham for governor against
tpesid AZ az present announced. l
he ht srss coinage OF silver. Think
ns@ ,alnlstration's policy is entirely
hs think Reagan is right and has
~. hten right ON principle, but
VA mink the party ought TO split
~. .-sr the silver issue. IT ! We're con-
sa1 tosncy | should have congress to
ls law authorizing the govern
~ "a issue enough of its treasury
ns .a. " nav It's running expenses for
aps WA. months. | think 1t would put
r I'M 70 the panic quicker ihan any
my rp 81. Clair. merchant; Lanham
i. rovernor and Chiffon for senator, /
Nm he party ought to stand by the
MA, agreement and that If the party
'eits Judge Reagan VIII /" the cause
tsSn p. Hon, merchant: Not decided
: sanatorshlp. I.anham for governor.
VI IN POLITICS and haven't had time
\ study its issueS.
N Harris. merchant and alder
-. senator undecided; Lpnham for
-remcr. Have not studied political
'nuts. The harmony agreement suits
II D. Bomber, druggist and alder
an. Ianham for governor Think the
.sfmony agreement ought TO be re-
nj &. +. Rogers; Chiffon for senate.
r,sham for governor. first, last and
m ibe time. Am for free silver and
,,rosed TO. the Dallas agreement. he
~ don't see any harmony In it,
an. Morrow merchant: Chiffon for
,s,se Lanham for governor; unsettled
N the silver issue. Don't think the
O.fas agreement can be carried out,
Rlnk both Hogg and Clark factions
usht 10 be shelved and let the state
democracy speak for itself.
i ". Holland. farmer: John w.
layton for governor Not posted as to
glrr Issue. Don't believe the state
lenocracy will sustain the Dallas
,rRmnt
D. L, Hamilton, postmaster: ad-
~ Chiffon for sen9tOr, because 1
Nix he Is a promising young man.
llrAam for governor, till the cows
sns home, Am with the South on
N silver issue. was In hopes the
DALLAS agreement would settle the par
y differences, and think II was about
sht
IR Thomas, county chairman: Lam
ell
pont care TO comment On the Clark
~ Reagan controversy. favor car
5ng out the Dallas agreement. /
ave the senatorship Mt present to the
panly Democracy, which win declare
NJ before long.
Emmett Batten, farmer and secretary
Aloh Democratic club. I favor Lam
an 80 far, but not fully settled. 7
iyor free silver, and think the har-
sny agreement all right.
j. Mccartney, farmer. Chiffon for
srator and Lanhsm for governor. Am
v free silver and lots of money. and
i'of The harmony agreement
W H Creamer, farmer: Not decided
10 senator. Lanham for governor.
hyor silver or anything else which
III give us plenty Of good money.
,'aS NE party ought to come together
possible
W T. Dobbs. farmer: Chiffon for
'hAie, Lanham for governor. Am for
ne silver and free trade. / heartily
prove the harmony agreement, and
n Democratic club Of which am
member unanimously expressed itself
Y same way
., Smith farmer: Chiffon for SEN
w lanham for governor. favor
u coinage Of all the silver bullion
government has ON hand. but am
pposed 10 The free and unlimited coin
q silver, because ] don't see why
= owners Of the silver mines should
Protected any more than the farm
4 iaVor suspension OF the pur-
ne o. bullion until the present stock
gomed and then let the government
~ the bullion Il can use profta-
u Inc harmony agreement meant
me H0gg men should surrender
W Platform and should have the
- IN exchange l oppose IL, but II
meant actual harmony 1 favor H.
Nm cottrlll. farmer: Am for Chill
ana Lanhom. / want coinage Of
bullion limited TO the products
M's country, but want the silver
,sH 10 be as good as any other.
as much bound by the Dallas
Iement as by u Democratic conven-
O. crossley. farmer: Am unde-
~ would prefer Coke for senator,
ssss coinage Of silver at 10 TO /.
~ " uhe party ought TO abide by tho
sa.s agreement.
:. Ihomas, county attorney: Chill
w senator Lanham for governor,
~ Tree coinage of silver. l don't
Nk either faction sacrinrpa auything
W DALLAS agreement and don't see
y cannot be carried out.
DabneY farmer: Chiffon for
MOT Lanham for governor. / favor
eonage Of both gold and silver at
riy with each other. / think the
w agreement is all right and that
inlv ought TO observe 1t.
Sheriff., farmer: Am unsettled
',naior, prefer Chiffon to Shepard,
AMMAN for governor first, last
~ ~ tne time. Am for free coinage
49,, every bit OF It. Am IN favor
~ nallas agreement. and thiak the
.n ought 10 ratifv II.
,. +. Gray, farmer and chair
M, Sfhtral Democratic club: Not
oh senator at present am for
~ lor governor. | am silver
~, am doubtful about free and
~ 'su coinage, Am in favor Of the
= q agreement, and think Il was the
nms that could be done
,s,3. aiuith, farmer: Not settled on
sases, favor Chiffon and I.anham
T 1ssst think Reagan Is right In
ise,'sloh, and don't like the Dallas
n,.,.t' II I understand 1t was an
,rlras,ai Nat the Hoeg men should
H., w The candidates and let the
IN. -. IL.