Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-16
Atlanta People Talk.
SDeciai Disnnfrh

Special Dispatch.
Atlanta, TEX. May 15.--Inquiry
among the Democrats OF Atlanta and
Cass county shows considerable dlfter-
ence of opinion, but all are harrnonlzed
and want no more splits in the party.
a. C. smith, merchar. and banker.
and active in politics. says, | have
unbounded confidence in the wisdom.
patriotism and statesmanslip of lien.
ID. B. Culberson, and would like to see
him honcred by the people of Texas
with that high and exalted position
United States senator. We Cleveland
people do not consider him exactly In
line with the party ON the silver ques-
ton. but he is Democrat. safe and
true, and one OF the grandest men OF
the nation, and should be elected TO
succeed Senator Coke. With the pres
ent lights before me | am for c. A.
Culberson for governor. | have known
him faVorpbly and been associated with
him from his boyhood down to Il few
years ago He is safe man and
true Democrat, and worthy any posi-
ton In the gift OF the people. l think
he made little break In his Garland
speech In attempting to inject into this
campaign a dead issue--railroad com
mission--whieh was settled four years
ago by more than 100, J00 majority.
| heartily indorse President Cleve-
lands views ON the silver question.
Mr.. Cleveland is a Democrat and is at
the head of our party. and propose
to stg nd by him and held up his hands
on this issue as l would the hands Of
my pastor who had been sent to look
after my spiritual intere,d In the dis
odssion now going on between Judge
Reagan and Judge Clark / .hink Judge
Reagan did very wrong to give any
such letter to the public, and / think
Judge Clark had a perfect wight to
criticise II in the way he did, and
ought to be commended for II. The
harmony meeting at Dallas was strictly
representative body of Democrats,
and acted all the way through with
with cool heads and great discretion.
the little differences between the fac
lions We're settled In q manly and dig
nifed way, which required no sacrifice
of principle by either side. and the
resolutions should be adhered to strictly
throughout the state in the primaries.
X Wynn, a good citizen, true Dem
ocrat and conservative man, says: For
United States senator l am for d.
Is. Culberson first; Chiffon second. /
am for Charles Culberson for governor.
on the silver question | stand on the
state platform of 1892 and national
platform of same date, and Will so
| don't think the Reagan-Clark dis
cussion should have been begun, and
should cease as soon as Iosslbie. ]
think the harmony meeting In Dallas
was held In good faith, and should 50
be carried out.
II. r. Groyard, a travelling man, q
good citizen and uncompromising
Democrat. says: l am for Horace Chill
ton for United States senator, John II.
Reagan for governor and am In favor u
free and unlimited coinage of silver on
a ratio Of lG to l, and heartily indorse
Reagan in the discussion with Judge
Clark. The Dallas harmony meeting is
no good.
DR.. s. j. Morrss. the old true, tried
and trusty Democrat, says: For United
| States senator ] am for Hon. ID. Is.
Culberson. The United States govern
ment now needs Its greatest men In the
| senate. II Judge Culberson should an
nounce for this place It would be, in my
opinion, as necessary for Texas 10 elect
| him. as 1t was for Cleveland to be nom
mated at Chicago. The world needs
| him, the United States government
| needs him and Texas could not aford
| to refuse these outside demands for her
| greatest jurist As 20 my preference
| for governor, for evident reason can't
| say. AS to the silver issue, things
are changed, Thirty years ago we had
| independent nations No dependent
| nations. Thirty years ago we could &c
| as we pleased. Now We must do the
| bidding OF other nations. | am con-
| WINGED that though Cleveland's iinan'
| cial policy is undemocratic and wants
| harmonlzing with the constitution, fol
us now It Is best. l regret the Clark
| Reagan discussion for many reasons
| hut lack OF space forbids their men
| ton. In the harmony meeting at Dal-
| las / think the people took the great
| question OF Texas Democratic policy
| out OF the hands of the political man
| ayers and are competent now as before
| the split to manage their ow nafairs
| The political Jack that tries TO dictate
| to them Is TO be pitied.
| II. Caven, a farmer and good Demo-
| Graf. says: ! am for Dave Culoersor
| FOR United States senator and any
man that the Democrats nominate fol
| governor on the silver question
Stand on the national Democratic plat
| form and / don't consider this platform
| a pledge to free coinage of silver
think Reagan and Clark both out OF
order. That matter was settled at ms
4 Dalias harmony meeting, AZ result
| OF the Dallas harmony meeting THINK
| that Texas Democracy Is harmonized.
| a gentleman who has ever been true
Democrat and active IN his efforts foI
marty success says: II Hon. ID. d. Cul-
berson should be candidate FOR Coke
| place | would IhNyI NM bNee 20. IS
Ks a home man. otherwise am Tor tor'
ace Chiffon. ! am for Charley Sulber.
son FOR governor on the grounds tha'
10 AZ one OF the most brilliant young
men In Texas, broad and hrm' YET con
seryatiye. a true Democrat. but mar
ried 10 no ruts or grooves, Just me man
10 make Texas hum. ] am a, Demoela,
on silver. as on everything else. stand
pat with the Texas Democracy anu nul
| deieration In congress. think ht
Reagan-Clark discussion ought not &c
have been begun. and now IN the inter,
81 of true Democracy ought 70 stop.
think Reagan is actuated by gooa mo,
tives and voices the sentiments OF inos'
Texas and Southern Democrats, but "
going into print when he did he gaSs
Judge Clark an opportunity TO enter VI
wedge for the purpose OF again 1lfll'
ing the Texas Democracy. and Clark
allows no such opportunity 20 pas
unemployed. l think the Dallas mar
raony meeting will harmonize al Dem,
ocrats who want harmony. 1nat =,
was conducted In good feith ana WIZ
~ carried out In good faith.
DR.. WIN Morrlss. prominent pny,
sieian and good Democrat. but ~,
much OF a politician. says; a siI
strictly ard spuarely and uhquhllnri,3
FOR Charles Culbersln for governor ano !,
SIN Hogc for president THESE ,n,,, W