Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-21

DRNNAoi 1ispukCn.
Hutto, Tex, May 2o-We have in
terviewed the majority OF the men IN
and around the town Of Hutto I'm re-
gard to their preferences for governor.
United States senator and for their
views ON the silver question, the har-
mony meeting at Dallas between the
Two factions OF the Democratic marty
ana as 10 the discussion between Judges
Reagan and Clark, and find IL hard TO
get expressions from most OF the peo-
PIE especially the farmers. We lind.
also, large number of Popullsts here.
some even In sympathy with the tramp
movement as led by Coxey and others.
we also ind strong prohibition sem
tlment here. especially among the best
class OF citizens OF the people inter-
viewed but few had read the Reagan
clark discussion, but those who had
read II gave the honors to Judge Reu-
gan, and as to the silver question but
few seem to understand the question
In the same way, but the majority
are for free silver. as they understand
1t. Nearly all are satisfied with the
harmony meeting at Dallas:
The first interviewed was Tom Finn,
postmaster. He wants u conservative
man for governor Mind not made up
as to United States senator. Wants
gold standard. Has not read the
discussion. Dallas agreement all right.
Jack Blanton, carpenter; Reagan for
governor, Hogg for senate. Don't want
free silver. Has not read the discus
sion. Dallas compromise good.
James Holman, merchant Wants
John a. Webb OF Austin for governor,
Terrell for senator Free silver Not
stuck on the Dallas compromise.
Henry Miller. merchant and farmer.
Wants Reagan for governor. Chiffon
for the senate. Wants free silver lin
tied. Dallas compromise all right.
S. c. Lockett, editor Church Helper,
Prohlbitionlst: Would like to see Rea-
gan nominated by the Democrats. Hogg
would make a good senator, In favor
Of free silver Reagan made the fur
fly from Clark by using clark's own
record.
10 Metcalf, real estate agent: Wants
Reagan for governor Hogg for the
senate.
w IL. simmons, farmer: Wants Me-
Gail for governor, Hogg for senator.
Free silver As to other points, mind
not made up.
IL. ID. Boswell, farmer: Wants Rea-
gan for governor, Chiffon for the SEN
ate Free silver. Dallas compromise
don't amount TO much. Reagan has
the discussion his own way.
George X. Finn. druggist; Favors j.
d. Mccall for governor. Hogg for the
senate. Wants free silver. The com
promise at Dallas the best thing that
could have been done.
Joe f. Finn. druggist; Reagan for
governor, Hogg for the senate. Dallas
meeting good Favors free silver.
IT. A. Evans, farmer: Reagan for
governor, j. ID. Sayers for the senate.
Compromise all o. X.
MIR. stephens. lumber dealer; Wants
John H. Cochran for governor. Thinks
he Is the best man in the held at
present. Wants any one for the senate
except Hogg
lanes Sane, merchant; Reagan for
governor, Hogg for the senate. Wants
free silver.
James cloud, bookkeeper and banker.
Prohibitlonist; Wants free silver
A. w. Carpenter, general merchan-
disc: Not decided as to who he wants
for governor Wants Chiffon for sen
ator. Is opposed to free and unlin-
tied coinage Of silver. Is SATISFIED win
the Dallas compromise.
John t. MCGEE, capitalist, Prohibition
lot. Would be satisfied with Reagan
for governor. Hogg In the senate gree
silver. -. ,,.,,,,,, fo,
". p. Leverett: Favors Reagan l0r
Governor. Hogg for SENATE. Free sil-
Se,. Has not read the discussion be-
tween Reagan and Clark.
w. p. Rutledge. farmer: Wants hea-
,an for governor, Hogg for senate
Dallas compromise no good. Would pc
willing to try free silver,
J. +. Myers, farmer; WIN be satis-
aed with Reagan for governor. Don |
want Hogg for senate. FaYors iree
silver. Says the grand principles OF
Democracy were trampied upon !" VIC
DALLAS compromise.