Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-16
MANY POPULAR OPINIONS
on rnE POLITICAL ISSUES OF the
DAY.


Special Dispatch.
Gordon. Tex. May 1i.--Prof. C. n.
Braselton: l believe in the principles
set forth In the National Democratic
platform OF 1892 Am bimetlist.
but do not believe in free and I'M
limited coinage Of silver. For United
States senator. prefer Chiffon. for
governor. Lanham: because 1 believe
In the policy they advocate. Az to the
ciark-Reagan discussion. think Clark
IL right Ny understanding OF the har-
mOny agreements. that the two fac
tlons united upon the National Demo-
cratic platform OF 1892.
Il, l.. Eaton. merchant; l am not an
administration man. favor free
coinage OF silver at 1G to /, and turin
reform. Am for an income tax In
regard TO who would be suitable man
Tor United States senator. / am not
posted, but am opposed to Mills Am
Tor Lanham for governor, because OF
his Views on silver. Am opposed to
Clark, think he has been inconslstant
but Reagan sayors too much OF Popn-
Ism. My understanding OF the har-
mony agreement Is. that the two fac
tlons united upon the National Demo-
cratic platform OF 1872.
5, u. Graves, merchant favor
gold. silver and paper money. equally
good everywhere. Am for "a protective
tarin. l favor Reagan for United
States senator or governor, because 1
mink he is good man. aud wants
To harmonize Instead OF destroy the
party yet / do not believe In rail-
way commission, but In statutory
law. to regulate railways Can not
say TINT free and unlimited coinage of
silver would be best. but want no leg
islation that Will contract our volume
of money. In regard to the Clark Rem
gan discussion. think Reagan Is right,
The harmony agreement was an In.
dofsement by the Hogg and Clark
executive committees OF the National
Democratic platform OF 1892, and the
efforts OF the administration to carry
out that platform.
J. h. Foster merchant; believe In
free ana unlimited coinage of silver
and n protective tariff. Have not
made up my mind as to whom I Will
support for United States senator and
governor. In regard to the Clark Roa-
gan discussion, l am against Clark
The Hogg and Clark executive commit
tees reached nm agreement by indors-
ing the National Democratic platform
Of 1892, and the efforts OF the admin
VIM. Freeman, merchant: Have
nothing to say for publication. but
am n Reagan Democrat.
l.. A. McColllster, editor: favor
free silver and free trade Prefer Ian
ham for governor. because l indorse
his views generally and think West
orn Texas should be recognized Do
not think the Clark ReAgan discussion
productive OF any good. The Hogg
and Clark executive committees united
by indorBing the Chicago Democratic
platform OF 1893
NJ L. Johnson. llveryman; am
nm administration Democrat. Prefer
Lanhnm for governor. because he IL
conservative Western man As DIFF
feronces had been satisfactorily ad'
justed the Clark Reagan discussion
should be treated with silent contempt
| am an administration Democrat.
express my Views on finance and tariff
Il. q. Westmoreland. hotel-keeper; I
viii rot talk, but l am for Lanhum for
governor
l. II. wllbar merchant: / am an
administration Democrat. Am for
tariff reform, and silver at parity with
gold. Have reached no conclusion as to
whom l want for Omitted states sona-
tor, and governor, Will leave that to
our convention. The Clark Reagan
discussion should not be noticed-all
differences had been settled. The
HoKg and Clark executive committees
hnrmoni1ed by indorslng the National
Democratic platform OF 1892
l. A, sullivan, lawyer. Am an ad-
ministr0tion Democrat. Favor chill
ton for United Srhtea senator aud
I4fnham for governor. because OF their
staunch Democratic principlea. The
Clark Reagan discussion should not
be noticed--dlfferences were settled.
ha nd ifluVN a a. n
together upon the principles an
nuunced In the national Democratic
convention of 1892.
Or. II, q. Hart; | am Cleveland
Democrat, and with him on silver
one dollar should be as good as an
other, Am Tor the Wilson bill. lnclud-
ing the income tax, Have no prefer
cnce for United States senator, Am
Tor Lanh9m FOR governor. because he
IL a good. able, conscientious Demo-
erat. In the Clark Reagan discussion
do not care which whips--they are
not my dogs
$. D. Olden. banker! oppose the
hnpnclal policy ct Cleveland. and fa-
vor free coinage OF silver. tariff REFORM
an income tax, and the repeal OF the
tax ON state banks, | indorse the ma
uonal Democratic platform OF 1892.
Am for Chiffon for United States sem
ator. HE views on finance are In
ANAhNRhN WIN nAilAfH AAANHdlH lhl knNe
crnor--think him the most available at
this time. Would prefer Reagan, but
he Is not a candidate. Think Reagan
Justly skinned Clark Ia the recnet dis
cussion. My understanding OF the
harmony agreement is that past dir
feronces are TO be ignored. and that
We are 10 come togothr and formulate
our platform,
Dr. L. Il. Houx says; l favor free
and unlimited coinage OF silver at IL
TO |. tarin Tor revenue only. and Rea-
gan Tor govcrnor. He Is a true Demo-
crat. Clark ~ atabbinK and Reagan
defending the Democracy, The har-
mony agreement IL u farce.
J. w Maddox. farmer. | am a
Cleveland Democrat, and do not favor
an income tax. Chiffon Will be my
man for United States senator. lie
Is an exponent OF Democracy want
l.anham for governor he is western
man. aud the beat we can do. Har-
mouy between the two Democratic
factions was effected by an indorsc.
ment OF the national platform OF 1892
j. X. Fondcrn, farmer. / am not "A
Cleveland Democrat. but lndorse the
platform OF 1872. Am for free and un.
limited coinage OF silver. tarIfr FOR
revenue only, and am opposed To ma.
uonai banks. Would prefer Reagan or
Coke for United States senator, They
are my Kind Of DemDefnta Ha.se