Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-25

Mullin, TeNas-Your correspondent
has interviewed the following citizens
of this community. with the following
results:
John p, Sharp, physician-'I favor
Lanham for governor and Horace Chill
ton. with lights before me. because OF
his financial policy. for United States
senator. 1 indorse Reagans silver
views in the main; think he is more
than a match for George Clark. con-
s'1er Clark an enemy OF true Dem
ocracy."
Henry Barker, lumberman-"I am
for Lanham for governor and favor
some man who Is for free silver for
senator. Don't feel competent to dis
cuss the Clark-Reagan controversy"
d. X. Mccormick. merchant--"I don't
think We can do better than nominate
Hon. S. w. II. Lanham for governor.
am for Chiffon for United States SEN
ator. l think the Reagan-ClarlS matter
a party. misfortune. at the present time
especially"
l. 4. Ward. farmer-'1 am for Lam
ham for governor. Have no particular
choice for United States senator. | in
dorse Cleveland's financial policy; think
he is away In advance OF his party on
the question OF finance"
Capt A, A. Hutchinson. farmer-"I
favor Hon. John II. Reagan for govern
or and Horace Chiffon for United
states senator l think Clark's attack
on Judge Reagan unnecessary and UNI
merlted. ! hope Cleveland's financial
policy Is the correct policy"
A. l., Lewis. farmer-'I am a little
inclined to Nugent. but of the Demo-
Gratis mentioned favor Reagan or some
other man who represents Hogg's ideas
of government"
II. p. SEWER, farmer-"I want any
thing and everything before Third par
~ rule. / favor Lanham for governor
and Hon. Seth Shepard for United
states senator, l am fully In accord
with President Clevelandg financial
policy, especially his silver policy. l
am Of the opinion that George Clark
Is little Off In his Turn Texas Loose
policy"
]. d. kirkpatrick, physician-"I am
for some conservative man like Lam
ham for governor, Under the present
state OF political affairs | think we
should select none but conservative
men to any office, this being no time TO
trillc with ultra politicians"
u, j. King. farmer--"Like all other
old Texans who have known John H.
Reagan from boyhood. I favor him for
governor Have no choice for United
States senator"
w, d, Kirkpatrick. farmer and re-
tired physician-'t indorse Cleveland's
financial policy, hence favor some
cleveland man for governor. as well an
Tor United States senator. think. ~
let alone, Cleveland win land us on
safe ground, financially speaking"
capt John u, Martin, farmer-'I am
Tor Lnnhum for governor and Seth
Shepard for United States senator,
am Inclined to think that Cleveland
knows more about finance than all of
US put together, and have confidence I'm
his ability and patriotism sufficient To
think that he viii bring us out on ton
after all. Think the Reagan-Clar con.
troyersy very much out Of place. esne-
chilly nc the present time"
w, ]. Mccormick. farmer-'T am in
favor OF John II. Reagan for governor
aud Chiffon for United States senator
Have paid no attention TO the CLARK,
Reagan controversy"
D. H. burton, merchant-'I am for
Lanham for governor and Horace chm
ton for United States senator. Have
paid no attention to the Clark Reagan
controversy
r w, Tate. saloon man-'T am for
Lanhom Tor governor and Horace chm
ton for United States senator Am not
familiar with the clark-Rearan, an, m n3e
ter" mat
j, \, Conner northumberland "a
my first choice for governor. Reagan
next, and Seth Shepard for ITnitsd
s,s senator l think the Reagan
Niark controversy very unfortunate
anair l see no good In such n liz
cussion aud deplore It,"
w G. kirkpatrick merchant-,T %
Aur LanhNm for governor nnd setb
SHEPARD for United States senator AZ,
gisgusted with the Reagan-Clark row
ieXaS p3liuelans are forever and eter.
NAVY Ticking up q fuss and fRhtlnc,o,,,
personal difficulties inside The , ny
extreme" III une
w. d. Fisher farmer-"Glve us
nam Tor governor and some one eotinii,. |
s a., able and conservative for unite1 |
Episcopnl chwch-'i am forS
man, Have no choice for United siataa
senator" eu STATES
, ~ MNhErun, merchant-'I favor
~ .ahnam Tor governor and Seth shennrd
y. ~ senntor, HaVe paid no attentIon
to the Clark-Reagan Fnnss' y S''''oh
J. w. Lumpkin, Druggist -",rha
who ! really favor FOR Fovarrnr nun nun
not shown up yet I doubt ~, n"s
man having been born vel SUN
o ,,a!, dissusted with our political i1 81,
W, H. Moiane, merchant-.I mn,
Third party man. hence favor Mn ",n a
puI IL we must have Democrat sor
s1Vefnor give US John H. Reaean b y
r; j. Wheatly-'I favor pes,
AGAINST an others mentioned in - as
ieeti9n with the Democratic nor fDa-
John ]. Cox, attorney--.r ,h,,,.
n ~, would make us a good. consI ,Sn-
hn,. governor. SO would Charley c,,i-
Shepard h mn 4 great edmirer OF Seth
'suy IN touch with Texas DenocreA-.
y v sne Present time, would thereferss
rulberson',s. on ,, " view Of Hon, b. b.
'oriN hat We have 10 be frnn, A ,il
20 ''me afils,ea with such pollt tne
mad e sne S.S,E, Heaken controversy.
aS siS OF THIS year, And while i 10 70
Win Judge Reagan to some ~. E. ngree
ais NNAlAt extent In l