Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-18
MANY POPULAR OPINIONS
ON THE POLITICAL ISSUES or THE
DAY.
Interviews win People In many
citIcs-ExpresHion OF Preference
for Governor md United states
senator-Othcr Discussions


faceuously and from him leaned the
normal condition Of his political pulse
beat. lie favors unqualihedly 5. w.
r. Lanham Tor governor He is an
ardent supporter OF Horace Chiffon for
tic United States sen re. He favors
the election Of that person deserving
the Office by the people, indorses In
extonso the Dallas harmony Of the
two wings OF the Democracy Favors
the coinage Of both metals and the
free coinage OF silver. He IS Tired
OF the Clark Reagan racket, and an
ticlpates a Democratic victory this fall
OF the party.
Judge l. n. Roach was next put on
;hr irtcrvlower's stand and depused as
follows: ! am for LanhRm FOR governor,
Chiffon for United states senator aud
favor the election Of United states
senators By popular vote. Should con-
gress pass a Democratic tar!n bill, the
Democratic party win come out all
right. and should It fail 10 do so, l
can't tell where We viii be- at. / am
for free and unlimited coinage OF sill
Yer and esteem the action Of tho two
wings OF the Democratic action at DAT
las TO rave been decidedly mete, right
and proper
Judge George A. Mccall when in
terrogutod concerning his preference
for governor, replied: / had rather you
would mol press That question, as /
am a cousin TO one ana brothcr-in-
rnvo,s fiorac. Cbiit%n far tinitsd
St,tr9 si,,g,,r and fa,5nrs ~. aiactinn
s f,,,t,'i Co., 1o,,,,t,,s a.. tb, tsn-
a. ~, ti,t,,,,ti,. tx stata Dom
pcroti, I'm ,,,v,nnb MS faii and am
against the free ana unlimited coinage
II ~ t-,,to,,,r ,,,s r.,.t nttad viii,
,,irs,iNns MI i,'fnr,,,,J me- tbat he
T',-I,,,d 1'l,,,n flr c'.,nrnnr and
Siu,.,,' ,,-, ~. trt,it.,1 stat'r ,,,,t.
a., ga,.ir'd ~. .isci,r'y az ITnitei
eioteg n,f9,.s bv n direct vote Of Inc
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rlviE'v ,tn, ~, "a e. 81 49,.
5'.ia.J ,,tgi,,, ti,,t ma st9fe D.rIn-
"rats ,,n,iiI bs h"riar tnSSrsr1 tho
harmoTy 'ns.tipr n nllles n n ,y,iid
h,,f,,,,ly.
Indg. 4 NJ Richards was for T.anhau
fn. ,''sgaTnHl rp'It1n tor' I-.ltaJ lInI,s
e..paf., .pI elruhaticnllv nrgosod To-
The election OF United states senators
la, me neoulr AdyncHtrJ ft.e coinag.
"f silver nv nom ID tn stated The
harmony al Dallas was right il II pre-
yentpL further boiling. was against the
clark and Rragau iiscussinu MS tend
ing 10 reoprn the breach and held the
uuiuInn that the Democrats would tri-
uluph this fall and is Tor Il cIear-cut
platform un which all PATRIOTS can
stand
Al, A r. starr Of the First National
bank. met YOUR reporter Kindly and
soon made him feel comfortable. when
ne Willingly agreed TO answer guu-.
lions. AIR starr was In favor of Col.
I.4nhnm for governor. seth SEspard for
United states scnator ana OF olectlng
that officer by The people. He was op-
posed to free coinage of silver. In
dorsed the great harmony meeting at
Dallas and thought the Democratic par
ty would be Victorious al the polls
this fan.
The next witness put on the stand
was the Hon. II. Is Hood. He favurs
Ianhum for governor Chiffon for
United states senator. lie is an advo-
cate OF the election OF United States
senators nv the pouple. Ia. rnyors free
coinage silver. He indorses the har
muny meeting ut Dallas, aud has an
abiding faith In the triumph of Demo
cratic principles all over the state at
the ensuing autumn election.
j, y. Baker preslden, OF the First
National bunk, is a strong advocate OF
Lauham for governor, Chiffon for
United States senator ana favors the
election Of United states senators by
the president on the silver question
Accepts the harmony meeting az Dallas